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1970 Capitol ST678 reissue of the Oracle Records release. In the late 1960s, the exploding popularity of underground FM radio allowed for the broadcast of songs of a length that had been previously unimaginable in rock (and, for the most part, folk) music. Arlo Guthrie's 18-minute “Alice's Restaurant Massacree“ (more popularly known simply as “Alice's Restaurant“) may have been the most renowned of these, following a loose talking folk-blues format to relay an amusing shaggy dog of a tale. Somewhat less
