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The Ballad of the Demo of Freddy Pharkas

Al Lowe sang the CD talkie versions of the ballad opening and ending of 1993's Freddy Pharkas, Frontier Pharmacist (which also featured well known voice actor Cam Clarke as the voice of Freddy Pharkas himself). There was a CD-ROM "talkie" demo which included an introduction from Al Lowe himself and a few new puzzles not seen in the main game. But there was another demo version which was included in the Interaction Magazine demo CD, a DOS-only demo. It didn't include voice acting or singing, but it DID include a midi version of the ballad created just for the demo with different lyrics that to my knowledge, has NEVER been actually performed. Josh Mandel (of Space Quest) and Al Lowe (of Leisure Suit Larry) wrote the song and Aubrey Hodges (who is very much still active in the video game composing industry) created the midi. In my opinion, the demo lyrics were always much funnier than the original game's, mostly because they included a verse about how Freddy isn't anywhere near as dorky as Leisure Suit Larry. So what I did here was use my Akai MPK to create a passable modern recreation of the melody, sang the lyrics to the unrecorded demo song myself, and then AI modulated my own voice to sound not like me and as much like an actual Western singer as possible. Al Lowe tried to sing it as funnily and cornily as possible -- but I thought it's also hilarious performing it like it was an actual serious Western ballad. An amazingly funny game from the good old days of Sierra adventures, which you can get on GOG at https://www.gog.com/en/game/freddy_ph... And don't forget to check out Al Lowe's own web page at https://allowe.com/ By the way, Al Lowe is one hell of a sax player:    • Leisure Suit Larry Theme - Live! - Kyoshu ...   Freddy Pharkas: Frontier Pharmacist is (c) 1993 Sierra.