The Little Red Songbook
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The album The Little Red Songbook (Le Grand Magistery 61665-60006) was released by Momus (Nick Currie) in 1998. This CD features a number of Karaoke versions of the songs that were used for a singing contest. The winners of the contest appear on the CD Stars Forever.
The original release of this CD contained a controversial song entitled "Walter Carlos". In 1998, the subject persona of the song, Wendy Carlos, sued Momus for $22 million[1]. The case was settled out of court, with Momus agreeing to remove it from the CD and owing $30,000 in legal fees[2]. Subsequent releases of the CD do not include the song.
[edit] Track listing
- Old Friend, New Flame
- MC Escher
- Who Is Mr. Jones?
- Harry K-Tel
- Lucretia Borgia
- How To Spot An Invert
- Everyone I've Slept With
- Born To Be Adored
- Coming In A Girl's Mouth
- What Are You Wearing?
- The New Decameron
- The Symphonies Of Beethoven
- Tragedy And Farce
- Mrs. X, An Ex-Lover
- A White Oriental Flower
- Some Mistranslations
- The Ugly Sister
- Welcome To My Show Trial
- Old Friend, New Flame (Karaoke)
- Tragedy And Farce (Karaoke)
- The New Decameron (Karaoke)
- Coming In A Girl's Mouth (Karaoke)
- Mrs. X, An Ex-Lover (Karaoke)
- Harry K-Tell (Karaoke)
- Who Is Mr. Jones? (Karaoke)
- How To Spot An Invert (Karaoke)
- The Symphonies Of Beethoven (Karaoke)