Elektrik Cokernut - Go Moog! Mix

4 songs mixed from the "Go Moog!" album by Elektrik Cokernut. Popcorn, Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep, Jungle Juice & Jeepster. Share & subscribe to MYOKOM Vault on RUclips to enjoy many more music mixes of all genres. Requests are welcome in comments.

[@simonwarner6594]

I remember this album very well. I had a copy of it when it first came out. Thanks for downloading this

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[@QUIX4U]

@@MYOKOMVault I still have mine, on the original PURPLE (pastic) compact cassette Tape, which I bought from a small tearooms/variety shop in Omakau, Central Otago New Zealand, in either late 1972, or very early in 1973.
I dubbed it onto my blank tape/s as soon as I got home, to ensure that the ONLY paying of it, was to DUB any more copies, should the one/s I first made were ever eaten by my car's seriously ancient AIWA radio tape player.
As it was an auto reverse player, it endlessly payed whatever was pushed into it's slot, meaning that sometimes it chewed up some very original, not yet dubbed bought stuff, such that I made absolutely shure, that I dubbed everything, and NEVER put a bought tape into the car's tape eating player.
Thus, I still have my absolutely pristine, forever loved "Go Moog" iron oxide tape.

[@malcolmwearin4185]

Bought this album and moog party time at co-op store in 71 ish. Always sold mfp and contour records. Always wondered where the tune jungle juice came from. Anyone know? Was it just made up as an original for the album

[@MeTube3]

Yes, Jungle Juice credited songwriters are Bill Wellings and Len Hunter who are the duo behind Elektrik Cokernut.

[@lyndonburton6983]

Can't find it on cd had LP years ago

[@QUIX4U]

It never came out on CD (unless someone dubbed it from the LP or TAPE they sold).
CD's were a much later recording format, using digital technology instead of LP & Tape which were both Analogue versions.