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An Anti-Nuclear Songbook as performed by Shelly & the Crustaceans, circa 1980
Contact MOHAI to OrderShelly & the Crustaceans was a Seattle-based musical group that performed songs related to the peace, environmental and anti-nuclear movements from 1977 through 1985.
This twelve-page booklet of songs performed by the group features a cover photo of Shelly & the Crustaceans performing, and background on the group's formation on the inside cover. Each page of the booklet has song lyrics printed with chords written in above. Several of the songs set new lyrics to tunes from folk songs or popular music, including a medley of Beatles tunes. An addendum features eight more pages of song lyrics.
This twelve-page booklet of songs performed by the group features a cover photo of Shelly & the Crustaceans performing, and background on the group's formation on the inside cover. Each page of the booklet has song lyrics printed with chords written in above. Several of the songs set new lyrics to tunes from folk songs or popular music, including a medley of Beatles tunes. An addendum features eight more pages of song lyrics.
ID Number: 2025.7.1
Date: Circa 1980
Creator(s):
Shelly and the Crustaceans, Creator
Physical Description: 1 booklet ; 8.5 x 14 in. folded in half, 12 pages, plus 8 page addendum
Credit: MOHAI, 2025.7.1
Copyright: All Rights Reserved
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