"Little Roger and the Goosebumps" from Jim Jones (USA)

In fact, I saw it performed live by Little Roger and the Goosebumps in 1976 in San Jose, California at the San Jose State University Campus. They had originally formed in Michigan, according to what was said at the concert, and had recently moved out to the Bay Area. They were very much an "art band," and had a number of satirical or darkly humorous songs. I do remember that the number 2 performer in the band besides "Little Roger" was a large man in a white sailor suite and hat who weaved around the stage while playing a violin.
I don't remember much else that they played specifically, except for a song called "The Dip's in the Chips and I Don't Give a Shit," which of course was never recorded. They gave a great performance, all in all; one of my personal concerts, in part because the other band on the bill was a great local cult band called Cornell Hurd and His Mondo Hot Pants Orchestra who were also fine musicians with original songs that showed a certain wise-ass humor.

More about "Little Roger and the Goosebumps" from Steve Krebs (USA)

The band Little Roger and the Goosebumps was formed in the mid-1970s in the city of Davis, California, home of the University of California, Davis. They played frequently around town, were very popular on the Davis bar scene, and started to get out-of town gigs, too, in Sacramento and the Bay Area. I was a student at UC Davis then, living out on Olive Drive, in Davis. My next door neighbor was John Shields, who was the guitarist for the band. The violin player was Dick Bright, who later went to San Francisco and became a sort of Paul Shaffer type guy, hosting musical events in The City. I have not heard any mention of him for many years.
In 1976, John Shields had the idea for the song. He called me over to his house one day, took out his guitar and played Stairway to Gilligan for me! Everyone in the neighborhood thought it was hilarious!