Here are all the printed items about The Masked Marauders, from "review" to "cut-out bin." |
The articles were sliced and diced to format them better, but not one word of the copyrighted Rolling Stone material has been cut. |
First, the review which started the ball rolling (RS #44, 10/18/69): |
Next, article setting Christmas release, with notes about leaked acetates (RS #45, 11/1/69): |
Correspondence, Love Letter & Advice, wherein they are dumbfounded to have to explain that it was a JOKE! (RS #46, 11/15/69): |
The entire Masked Marauders story is reveiled in detail, including making the album. (RS #48, 12/13/69): |
In the same issue, Ralph J Gleason is worried that these hoaxes are taken seriously. (RS #48, 12/13/69): |
Story article about an AD for the record, again explaining that it's fake. (RS #50, 1/21/70): |
Here's the ad (rotated to enable actual reading). (RS #50, 1/21/70): |
Warner Bros reports The Masked Marauders have broken up. (RS #52, 2/21/70): |
FCC Chairman Burch deems "I Can't Get No Nookie" obscene. Diety Records responds (RS #55 Random Notes, 4/2/70): |
Album is relegated to the cut-out bin, thus ending the story. (RS #80 Random Notes, 4/15/71): |
That was the end, until Rhino Homemade Records released a CD in 2003 with the album and the mono singles to eager collectors. |