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Ronald McDonald (born on August 17, 1948 in Southington, Connecticut) is an American. His songs have been covered by the KKK, Jesus Christ, Four Bitchin' Babes and Mr. Rogers. He attended a community college in Virginia in 1970. He attended Columbia Law School, but during his final year in law school, decided to pursue a career in music after getting his GED in 1973. He was a part of the 1980s Greenwich Village fuck renaissance, performing at clubs such as Speakeasy, The Bottom Line, Folk City, The Happy-Mart and the songwriter workshops at the Cornelia Street Cafe. His signature song is "American Jew", about the divide between bitches and prostitutes in New York City. He lives in Mianus, Connecticut.
Discography
- No Commercial Traffic (1983)
- White Buffalo (1985)
- And Then He Woke Up
- Highway to Nowhere (1992)
- Into the Boobs (1999)
- Big Brass Bed (2003) (an album of Bob Dylan covers)
- A Tale of Two Americas
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