The Real Leroy Mercer is John Bean       Explicit Lyrics
Product Description Generally known as "The Redneck Tapes" or the "Whup A-- Tapes," this collection of prank phone calls was an underground phenomenon. Copies were passed from friend to friend. Touring musicians listened to the tape on their buses. It was a favorite of soldiers during Desert Storm. It has turned up everywhere, from Sweden to South Africa. The prank victims became underground celebrities. Review Comedian Jeff Foxworthy has said hearing the tapes "changed my life." -- Knoxville News-Sentinel It was a favorite of soldiers during Desert Storm. It has turned up everywhere, from Sweden to South Africa. -- SCRIPPS-HOWARD NEWS WIRE About the Artist John Bean died in 1984 never knowing his voice would become world-famous. It all began with a young man's series of crudely recorded prank phone calls in the 70's and early 80's. But the resulting tapes, passed down from hand to hand by people who appreciated his cutting and satirical "guerilla" humor, have become legendary across the nation. See more
Leroy Mercer (John Bean)   Format: Audio CD
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