Neil Diremond: a Parody Socks

Neil Diremond takes centre stage in this vintage-inspired album parody, reimagining a classic singer-songwriter as a Caroline flying fox. Dressed for the spotlight but dreaming of home, Neil performs September Dawn while thinking of his fellow flying foxes crossing the early morning sky in a memory of the islands and companions he left behind. The artwork combines authentic 1970s album-cover styling with subtle humour, gentle nostalgia, and a touch of tropical wonder. Featuring the unforgettable tracks Airy Airy, Song Sung True, Beautiful Toys, Forever in New Jeans, and the delightfully eccentric Strong Yellow Lemonade, this affectionate parody celebrates both classic music and this beautiful flying mammal. Perfect for music lovers, animal enthusiasts, and collectors of parody album art. Another classic album parody in the Squirrel Music series from Miss Terry Woman.