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| Real Leroy Mercer: The Original Recordings of John | 
 enlarge | Artist: John Bean
Label: Dualtone Music Group
Category: Music
List Price: $13.98
Buy New: $7.64
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Sales Rank: 45776
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 4.7 x 0.3
MPN: 1329
UPC: 803020132924
EAN: 0803020132924
ASIN: B001B92E08
Release Date: August 19, 2008
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| Tracks:
| • | Eddie's Auto | | • | C&C's Auto | | • | Thom McCann's | | • | 357 Shells | | • | Lt. Gentry | | • | Mrs. Gaylon | | • | Plots | | • | Pigs | | • | Ikey | | • | Tennessee | | • | I Hate Altanta | | • | C&C Auto II | | • | John Signs Off |
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Product Description
The official digitally re-mastered version of recordings made in the late 70s and early 80s by a man who, up until now, has been a mystery. Alternately called "The Redneck Tapes", "Whup Ass Man", or "Leroy Speaks", these prank calls are legendary among truckers, country stars, and record shop employees, and they capture a true genius of psychological manipulation at work. From FBI informant to crazed ex-lawyer to jailed con artist, the rumors surrounding the author of these masterpieces created a figure larger than life. Know this: the author is a born prankster named John Bean, who died in the early 80s.
Album Description
Comedy album of the original recordings of the Real LeRoy Mercer! 13 tracks.This CD is the official digitally re-mastered version of a series of recordings made in the late '70s and early '80s by a man who up until now has been a mystery. Alternately called "The Redneck Tapes," "Whup Ass Man" or "Leroy Speaks," these prank calls are legendary among truckers, country stars, and record shop employees. Taped, retaped, and circulated from fan to fan worldwide, this collection goes beyond a simple cussing outit captures a true genius of psychological manipulation at work. Legend surrounded the author of these masterpieces of practical jokery: from FBI informant to a crazed ex-lawyer or a jailed con artist, the rumors created a figure larger than life and spawned a modern industry of prank phonecallers and cheap imitators. Over the past decade, many a fan has made a pilgrimage to East Tennessee in search of the man called Leroy Mercer, only to fail. That's because the author of these raspy recordings, a born prankster by the name of John Bean, died in the early '80s. Know this: John Bean is THE REAL LEROY MERCER.
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