"Punch Drunk" and a cover of John Lennon's "Cold Turkey" appear on Start Swimming (1981, Stiff Records), a live record documenting a one-night showcase of New York bands at the Rainbow in London on February 20, 1981.
The phrase's use in popular culture includes John Lennon's song "Cold Turkey", about kicking heroin, and Norman Lear's 1971 movie Cold Turkey, about a small town that gives up smoking to win $25,000,000.
Freddie Hubbard recorded an instrumental version in 1970, as an outtake from his CTI Records album, Red Clay.
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Greenfield was the primary location for the filming of the 1971 satirical comedy film Cold Turkey, produced by Norman Lear, starring Dick Van Dyke.
The compilation includes many of Lennon's most popular solo recordings, five of which had not yet appeared on an album: "Cold Turkey," "Instant Karma!," "Power to the People," the holiday single "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)," and "Give Peace a Chance."
Bellaart's achievements have been marked by an exhibition of the Cold Turkey Press archive by Sea Urchin Editions's Ben Schot for the Historische Museum in Rotterdam May 2006.
All tracks composed by The Godfathers, except for "Sun Arise" and "Cold Turkey".