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March 10, 2007

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Dale Hazelton

This is rich! Anybody notice how the guy lower center on the back cover of "Journey" looks EXACTLY like the guy who plays the lead on "My Name is Earl"?

Dan

Hey thanks for the abundant post! BTW, the link to the front cover for the "Ability" album doesn't seem to work like the other links.

Holland Oats

ha - i initially read the name as 'Hi Popes'...

johnny rankin

good stuff! a few months ago one of the albums came up on ebay, i was winning the album, but someone out bid me at the last moment.....i won the wildman fischer album, but the guy took my money and never sent the album, he also left ebay....but paypal paid me back my 20 bucks. now..how about some jimmy mitchell!

Zenman

I had the opportunity back in the 80's to present the Hi Hopes and run sound for them on four different dates. I am a musician myself and was amazed at what these people could accomplish given their difficulties. Plus the music that came out was so weird I loved it. I am gonna dig out my board tapes and see is any of them are worth sending....

Dixie Dunbar

Where were they when Andy Kaufman was playing Carnegie Hall for cripes sake?

Ed Special

I'm just writing because of my name.
It's just what one would expect me to do.

Shelley RuggThorp

What an amazing surprise to discover this post about the Hi Hopes! I work at the school where the band members rehearse 3 days a week. Paul Kuehn and Rich Groves are still current band members, and they have produced numerous CD's since the albums shown in this post. There is also a really cool documentary that was made about the band a couple of years ago. Please feel free to contact me if you want to know more. Our website is not currently up to speed, but we have a new blog that people might want to check out: www.hopeuniversity.blogspot.com
The Hi Hopes are going to be thrilled to learn that their music was played on the radio in New York, but they won't know until later today because they are at a gig!

Mark Betcher

I found another Hi Hopes 1975 LP titled Play & Sing. This LP apparently wasn't made available in quantity. This album has a hand made cover and contains song sheets and other material. I've posted the LP for those interested on my blog and pasted the link to the page in the url field below. Or you can do a search for Hi Hopes Play & Sing and look for the artworkbymanicmark blog. Thanks for sharing these other great albums!

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