You can also right click this to download it to listen to later.
And here are the contents:
THREE BITS OF RHYTHM- We Used To Work In Chicago (1946)
GLORIA BALSAM- Here, Fluffy (1979)
I think she's still looking
THE DEBELAIRES- The Wa-Wabble
with Al Allen and the Skyscrapers
THE SEVEN-ELEVENS- Dance the Slurp (1967)
from The Hardship of Miles Standish, 1940.
None of the inflation calculators I've looked at go far back enough, but at the rate of 1.3% a year over almost 400 years $1.75 would be a lot let alone in 1940 dollars.
RON HAYDOCK & THE BOPPERS- You Is A Rat Pfink
from the motion picture classic Rat Pfink a Boo Boo, featuring Haydock under the name “Vin Saxon”, 1966.
TOM LEHRER- The Wild West Is Where I Want To Be (1953)
“A 20th century cowboy song about the wonders of present day Wild West, as described in the few news stories that penetrate the East”
Also brought to life in Mad #32.
written by Eden Ahbez
ETHEL WATERS- My Handyman (1928)
THE DETERGENTS- Double O-Seven (1966)
CONNIE LINGUS- Fuck Me Forever
BOB AND DOR- Son of the Mummy (1960)
Dor was Rod McKuen
LEONA ANDERSON- I Love Paris (1958)
JACK MERLIN- Doo Wah Hooba Looba (1964)
And if you liked this, here's the last two, though the more detailed information like where these things come from are on this blog here.
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