OK, this is definitely an obscure one but let it be known that the only time I’ve heard #rcrumb mentioned in a song is this one by ‘70s “Canterbury scene” archetypes Hatfield and the North (“Fitter Stoke Has a Bath”) circa 1975:
“You asked me for a chocolate bar
Then you went and spoiled it all by eating it
What a pain, what a nause!
You can imagine my delight
Was like some R. Crumb magazine come to life
Thank you ladies you had us all
I hope you both enjoyed it”
Related:
Strawberry Alarm Clock
Julia Fryer, 1973
Neon Records
Haight-Ashbury Tribune
Haight-Ashbury Tribune, May 1967
Bob Pepper for Philip K. Dick, 1977
Trina Robbins Fantasy, 1971
Brad Johannsen’s High Tide, 1972
Skip Williamson
Pound, ’76
Phoebe Gloeckner
R. Crumb for Earl Hooker, 1972
Childhood Influence
Good Tone Records
Crumb, ’75
Clearlight Symphony
Virgin Records Label Design Process
Tonto’s Expanding Head Band
R. Crumb, Fox River Patriot
Whatever Happened to Elliott Gould?
The Light Habit
Scanlan’s
Planetary Healers
Jay Kinney, 1975
Puzzle Break
Poor ol’ Dirty Dog!
Pisces Season
Keiichi Tanaami
Cancel Culture Comes for Crumb
Kerista Commune