Up for sale is a cool 1972 pressing of Cheech & Chong’s classic comedy album Big Bambú.

This edition features the striking alternate cover artwork with bold orange-and-black psychedelic lettering spelling out "Big Bambú" (sometimes stylized as "Big Bambí") and the playful "Sobrinos de Cheech y Chong • Alcoy" text.

It has the iconic striped "rolling paper" design that fans love.

What’s Included (see all photos):
Outer cover with large decorative lettering and sunburst graphics.

Gatefold inner spread with the famous black & white photo of Cheech Marin (with glasses) and Tommy Chongj smiling together.

The oversized Big Bambú rolling paper insert (the giant Bambu-style paper that came with early pressings)

Original inner elements with track listing, including comedy bits like "Sister Mary Elephant", "Ralph and Herbie", "The Continuing Adventures of Pedro de Pacas and Man", "Let's Make a Dope Deal", and more.

Details:
Artist: Cheech & Chong
Title: Big Bambú
Year: 1972
Label: Ode Records (distributed by A&M Records)
Catalog #: SP 77014
Format: 12" Vinyl LP, Stereo, 33⅓ RPM

This pressing stands out because of its bold, oversized "Alcoy"-style cover design and the included rolling paper gimmick — a perfect display piece for any Cheech & Chong, 1970s comedy, or counterculture vinyl collection.

Condition Notes:
Please examine the photos closely, as they form part of the description. The cover shows normal age wear for a 50+ year old record (some ring wear, edge scuffs, and corner wear on the striped sleeve). The rolling paper insert is present and shows typical handling/aging. Vinyl has not been play-tested here — feel free to ask if you’d like more details or a grading after I check it.

Shipping: Securely packed in a professional record mailer with extra cardboard protection. Ships quickly from Reading, PA.

Great addition for fans of classic stoner comedy records! The giant rolling paper and flashy cover make this one fun to own or display.

Message me with any questions. Thanks for looking!