Black Randy
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Black Randy, born as John Morris, was the legendary leader of west coast art-punk soul band Black Randy And The Metrosquad. He was well known for irrational frustrating antics, infantilism, practical jokes involving feces, and bizarre punk songs about gay prostitution, drugs, and Marlon Brando. Best remembered musically for the songs "Trouble at the Cup" and "I Slept In the Arcade".
He was involved with the short-lived record label Dangerhouse Records.
Black Randy died from an HIV (AIDS)-related disease in the early 1980s.