Parody & Satire CDs

Songwriter E.J. Gold sings his People's Protest Songs from his songbook published under the same title. Lyrics revealing an insightful perspective on Donald Trump in his first month as U.S. President are sung to his guitar accompaniment. This collection of Gold's "folk" songs "from the folk" shed light on the turmoil of Trump's presidency and can be appreciated as "straight-shooting" social commentary.

Recaptures the spirit of the Beatles and parodies them as they were in recording sessions.

A delightful spoof on classic rock songs! See if you and your friends can figure out what famous voice is being used to ... put a new twist on these classics! Alot of fun and great music.

E.J. Gold reveals the inside story of the Yiddish Blues. It will keep you laughing even if you don't know yiddish.

What began as an ordinary marketing opportunity rapidly became visible as a school endeavor.

"...the clearest capture of God available . . . God's Reality Show . . . audio only, yes, but as if a hidden camera was at God's place. I imagine we would want to immerse ourselves in this now that we know what it is."

Back in the late 1970s, the Kojak's made a gigantic splash in the underground music scene. They showed up at CBGB one night, played an incredible set of music and word quickly spread. Nobody was really sure who they were or where they came from. The next time they played at this famous club, the place was packed. Everybody who was anybody on the music scene heard about them and wanted to check it out for themselves...

If you ever tried to imagine The Beatles played as punk music then listen to Evan Lurie, classical pianist, and Jimmi Accardi, former lead guitarist with the Laughing Dogs and touring member of The Monkees and also referred to as the 5th Monkee, destroy the fond memories you may have of these Beatles' tunes. For the punk music fan this CD is fantastic!

Parody characterizations by E.J. Gold of celebrities singing some of your favorite Harry Nilsson songs and other great rock classics.

KPFK's Amanda Foulger hosts two hilarious D.J.'s Dean Dimmer and Don Dummer who give play by play reporting of the Spiritual Olympics -- notable "shmurus" competing with each other.

And there was also just a little dash of disbelief about the whole affair. I mean, really now, here were a bunch of fantastic musicians, all dressed in identical bald wigs, sporting the jaunty hats, sunglasses and leisure suits of the television detective, belting out tunes a la Telly with just a touch of Frank thrown in for good measure. This absolutely hysterical parody was performed with excellent musicianship, flair and humor. The Kojacks took the stage, charmed the audience and, all the while, tossed out lollipops to the punks up front. I was lucky enough to see the Kojacks live about a half dozen times and still grin fondly at the memory.

Nighttime is the time for all you children of the night. So gather round, stretch those wings and sweep through the darkside to the sounds of General Nunan and friends.

"Honey, there's a fairie in our garden," my wife muttered in my ear as I lay sleeping peacefully, thoughts of work and stress completely out of my jurisdiction for the duration...

A parade of punch lines...

Surprisingly enough one note is all you need and the tune goes on play ... echoes of your mind.

Dedicated to E.J. Gold, from whom I learned even tho' it's funny, life ain't a joke.

And the spirit of the music will live on...

Woodstock -- the lost tapes is a tribute to an era embodied in the artistic lives of those who have over the many decades resided in the artists community of Woodstock, N.Y.