The Super Dupers - The Super Duper Record Of Super Heroes

Artist: The Super Dupers

Label: Design Records

Catalogue No: DLP-257

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono

Country: US

Year: 1966

Genre: Rock, Pop, Children's

Style: Garage Rock, Novelty, Beat

Available Copies

Sleeve: VG+ Media: VG+

N/A

$70

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Companies, etc.

Manufactured By

Keel Mfg. Corp.

Record Company

Pickwick International, Inc.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout:	DLP-257-A DLP 257 A 31-4 8-66	Scribed in runout A
Matrix / Runout:	DLP-257-B DLP 257-B 31-4 8-66	Scribed in runout B

Credits

Guitar [Uncredited]

Leon Russell

Tracklist

Position	Title	Credits	Duration
A1	Batman & Robin
A2	The Phantom
A3	The Shadow
A4	Flash Gordon
B1	March Of Tarzan
B2	Captain Marvel Jones
B3	Mickey Mouse March
B4	The Green Hornet

Videos

From the 1966 album, "The Super Record of Super Heroes", released on Happy Time Records (Children's Music Genre) An album I've had since the mid '70's. For a children's record, this album seemed almost too hip for that time era. The rest of the album is f

Genre: Children Garage Rock The Super Dupers perform "Batman & Robin" from the Happy Time album "The Super Record Of Super Heroes."

The Super Dupers – The Super Duper Record Of Super Heroes Label: Design Records (2) – SDLP-257 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo Country: US Released: 1966 Genre: Rock, Funk / Soul Style: Garage Rock, Soul A1 The Spotlights (3)– Batman & Robin A2 The Su

"Mickey Mouse March" by The Super Dupers from the album "The Super Record of Super Heroes".

The Super-Dupers - The Shadow

The Super-Dupers - Green Hornet

Genre: Children Garage Rock The Super Dupers perform "Batman & Robin" from the Happy Time album "The Super Record Of Super Heroes."

Music video for 1960s rock song, BATMAN AND ROBIN, written by Leon Russell and T.L. Garrett, and performed by THE SUPER-DUPERS (Originally THE SPOTLIGHTS). Originally included on THE SUPER RECORD OF SUPERHEROES vinyl LP for Happy Times Records (1966). B

"Mickey Mouse March" by The Super Dupers from the album "The Super Record of Super Heroes".