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Fred Dagg – The Fred Dagg Tapes (VG+/VG+) – LP, AU 1979

Fred Dagg – The Fred Dagg Tapes (VG+/VG+) – LP, AU 1979

Condition: Second Hand
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Cover: Very Good Plus (VG+)
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  • The Fred Dagg Tapes is an LP by Fred Dagg from 1979 released on the Festival Records label.

    About this album

    The Fred Dagg Tapes is a sharp, character-driven comedy album that turns everyday New Zealand life into pointed social satire. Issued in 1979, it draws on the Fred Dagg persona made famous by John Clarke, whose deadpan delivery and dry rural humour helped define a distinctly local comic voice. Built around sketches and monologues, the album skewers politics, bureaucracy, money, advertising and middle-class pretensions with carefully timed understatement rather than broad punchlines. Its humour rests in precise observation and a straight-faced performance style that made Fred Dagg one of the most enduring comic creations in Australasian entertainment.

    Genre: Non-Music

  • Artist: Fred Dagg
    Label: Festival Records – L37148
    Format: LP
    Units: 1
    Country: Australia
    Released: 1979
    Genre: Non-Music
    Style: Comedy

  • A1 Real Estate
    A2 Money For Judgement
    A3 Government Department
    A4 Escapees
    A5 Bob And Malcolm
    A6 A Full Public Statement
    A7 John Citizen
    A8 An Honest Man
    A9 The Meaning Of Life
    B1 Advertising
    B2 Uranium
    B3 Novelist
    B4 Standing Orders
    B5 The Truth Of The Pudding
    B6 Stock Exchange Report
    B7 Education
    B8 The Socratic Paradox

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Condition: Second Hand
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Cover: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Description
  • Release details
  • Tracklist

  • The Fred Dagg Tapes is an LP by Fred Dagg from 1979 released on the Festival Records label.

    About this album

    The Fred Dagg Tapes is a sharp, character-driven comedy album that turns everyday New Zealand life into pointed social satire. Issued in 1979, it draws on the Fred Dagg persona made famous by John Clarke, whose deadpan delivery and dry rural humour helped define a distinctly local comic voice. Built around sketches and monologues, the album skewers politics, bureaucracy, money, advertising and middle-class pretensions with carefully timed understatement rather than broad punchlines. Its humour rests in precise observation and a straight-faced performance style that made Fred Dagg one of the most enduring comic creations in Australasian entertainment.

    Genre: Non-Music

  • Artist: Fred Dagg
    Label: Festival Records – L37148
    Format: LP
    Units: 1
    Country: Australia
    Released: 1979
    Genre: Non-Music
    Style: Comedy

  • A1 Real Estate
    A2 Money For Judgement
    A3 Government Department
    A4 Escapees
    A5 Bob And Malcolm
    A6 A Full Public Statement
    A7 John Citizen
    A8 An Honest Man
    A9 The Meaning Of Life
    B1 Advertising
    B2 Uranium
    B3 Novelist
    B4 Standing Orders
    B5 The Truth Of The Pudding
    B6 Stock Exchange Report
    B7 Education
    B8 The Socratic Paradox

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