Sandy Baron

Straight Comic, Gay Album

Sandy Baron was not gay, but his recording was certainly a very early
gay comedy album, released in 1972. He died on January 28, 2001.

He had a successful career, appearing on countless television shows,
on Broadway and the concert stage.

above, pass cursor over LP to see back

click to download the tracks:

1 it happened one night 3:29
2 do you take this man? 1:52
3 that was your life 5:44
4 awe in the family 5:41
5 clockwork pink 7:41
6 the plot 4:25
7 buy gay 2:32
8 the politician 4:46
9 the counselor and the hustler 2:41
10 finale: a fairy tale:
the queen came out of the closet 6:19

Below, tracks 1, 2, 6 & 7 were also released on a 45 rpm record

below, from The Advocate, January 21, 1976

Note: (July 2007) I received an interesting email from a site visitor, from the
"almost-niece" of Sandy Baron, with this very welcome insight:

"Hello, I was doing a search for my almost-uncle who died a few years ago, and I saw him listed
on your site. His name is Sandy Baron, and on your site you state that you weren't able to confirm
if he was gay or not. I just wanted to let you know that he definitely is not. He dated my aunt for
several years when I was a young child and was a very big part of our family. He got me into
black and white photography as a baby. He and my aunt were engaged for a short time, and my
aunt broke off the engagement. I'm not sure why, but when I told her about the site you have for
him she just laughed and said "If Sandy was anything, he was NOT gay."