Catalog Number: CLP-3060 Condition Details: Vinyl plays with occasional light-crackles (play-graded). Cover looks good; a few creases near edges; light-scuffing and surface impressions (front/back); slight discoloration with darker spots on back. Inner-sleeve is (original) generic white. Spine is unreadable with wear and developing split near center. Shelf-wear along top/bottom-edge and corners. Opening is crisp with signs of light use and divots. (Not a cut-out.) Tracks: Act I Scene 1: The Experiment (with Vaughn Meader ) Scene 2: After Dinner Conversations (Vaughn Meader, Naomi Brossart, Norma Macmillan, and Earle Doud ) Scene 3: The Malayan Ambassador (Bob McFadden, Bradley Bolke, Jim Lehner, Earle Doud, Norma Macmillan, and Vaughn Meader ) Scene 4: Relatively Speaking (Naomi Brossart, Vaughn Meader, Sara Dolley, and "The First Family" Cast ) Scene 5: Astronauts (Earle Doud, Bob McFadden, Jim Lehner, and Bradley Bolke ) Scene 6: Motorcade (Earle Doud and Vaughn Meader ) Scene 7: The Party (Bob McFadden, Vaughn Meader, and Naomi Brossart ) Scene 8: The Tour (with Naomi Brossart and Vaughn Meader ) Act II Scene 1: But Vote!! Scene 2: Economy Lunch (Chuck McCann, Vaughn Meader, Earle Doud, Jim Lehner, Bob McFadden, George Foster, and Bradley Bolke ) Scene 3: The Decision (Jim Lehner, Bradley Bolke, Vaughn Meader, and Bob McFadden ) Scene 4: White House Visitor (Jim Lehner, Bradley Bolke, Earle Doud, Vaughn Meader, and Mark Hunter ) Scene 5: Press Conference (Vaughn Meader, Jim Lehner, Earle Doud, Bob McFadden, Zahma Cunningham, and Chuck McCann ) Scene 6: The Dress (Earle Doud and Naomi Brossart ) Scene 7: Saturday Night, Sunday Morning (Vaughn Meader and Naomi Brossart ) Scene 8: Auld Lang Syne (Vaughn Meader, Naomi Brossart, Norma Macmillan, and Earle Doud ) Scene 9: Bedtime Story (Vaughn Meader and Norma Macmillan ) About The Record: The First Family is a comedy album, a good-natured parody of President John F. Kennedy, both as Commander-in-Chief and as a member of a large, well-known political family. The album was honored as the "largest and fastest selling record in the history of the record industry" selling at more than a million copies per week for the first six and one-half weeks in distribution, by January it had sold more than 7 million copies. Cadence president Archie Bleyer credited the album's success to radio airplay.