Are those the same guys that did the song about how much they wanted global warming?
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That gave me a smile, though for a different reason. They sing a song that promotes cigarettes. Cancel them now!!!
Yup, being sarcastic, and most of you who have been paying attention know that I am never sarcastic.
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I miss the simpler times of watching Captain Kangaroo first thing early in the morning on our old Westinghouse B&W TV. Flowers On The Wall was always my favorite Statler Bros. song.
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That was fun – thanks.
izlamo delenda est …
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Good stuff!
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Good!
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Way to start my day! Thank you, BFH.
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Love it.
Nice entertainment and uplifting.
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Remembering when there was actual music on the radio.
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@geoff
I remember having to build a tent over the old B&W TV on Saturday mornings to be able to watch cartoons. To much sun in the east windows to see the faded picture.
I’ve let my granddaughters watch old Looney Tunes, every time Willie falls off the cliff they go “Ohhhhh”.
Would you like one lump or two? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGns_QEUPTw
Would this work for protesters?
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Of course you know that Pete Puma was voiced by the late great Stan Freberg. Protesters would only get one splat unlike Wile E Coyote who keeps doing it over and over again. I still laugh whenever I see him falling off a cliff or blowing himself up with a never ending supply of ACME products.
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Reminds me of Bruce Willis’ version of this in Pulp Fiction
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I never cared for thesong until this version. Really nice. Wish good music was still the norm.
Plus, those young men are really easy to watch.
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You have got to see the video of Adam Rupp’s solo.
He sounds like he swallowed a drum kit for breakfast. I believe he also holds two world titles in the vocal percussionist competition.
Tim Foust’s vocal range is amazing, and to hear his bass in person… wow!
A few other good ones are their covers of Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget, The End of the Road, their “Butt’s” remix and the theme from Zootopia.
Honestly, I love all their music but those are a few of my top picks.
For some “cuteness”, you should see their head to head competition when they were competing on The Voice.
They did the theme from Caddy Shack and Rob Lundquist (guy with the beard) had a funny part.
Sorry for the rambling, I just love Acapella groups.
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Great arrangement. We used to do this in my bluegrass band. My favorite line is “Smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo” because that’s what I used to do when I was eight.
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Whoops. I need to edit. They weren’t on The Voice, they were on The Sing Off.
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Hope that the poster is hung/posted on every light pole and building in the area.
That was FUN! Made me smile all the way through!
Are those the same guys that did the song about how much they wanted global warming?
That gave me a smile, though for a different reason. They sing a song that promotes cigarettes. Cancel them now!!!
Yup, being sarcastic, and most of you who have been paying attention know that I am never sarcastic.
I miss the simpler times of watching Captain Kangaroo first thing early in the morning on our old Westinghouse B&W TV. Flowers On The Wall was always my favorite Statler Bros. song.
That was fun – thanks.
izlamo delenda est …
Good stuff!
Good!
Way to start my day! Thank you, BFH.
Love it.
Nice entertainment and uplifting.
Remembering when there was actual music on the radio.
@geoff
I remember having to build a tent over the old B&W TV on Saturday mornings to be able to watch cartoons. To much sun in the east windows to see the faded picture.
I’ve let my granddaughters watch old Looney Tunes, every time Willie falls off the cliff they go “Ohhhhh”.
Would you like one lump or two?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGns_QEUPTw
Would this work for protesters?
Of course you know that Pete Puma was voiced by the late great Stan Freberg. Protesters would only get one splat unlike Wile E Coyote who keeps doing it over and over again. I still laugh whenever I see him falling off a cliff or blowing himself up with a never ending supply of ACME products.
Reminds me of Bruce Willis’ version of this in Pulp Fiction
I never cared for thesong until this version. Really nice. Wish good music was still the norm.
Plus, those young men are really easy to watch.
You have got to see the video of Adam Rupp’s solo.
He sounds like he swallowed a drum kit for breakfast. I believe he also holds two world titles in the vocal percussionist competition.
Tim Foust’s vocal range is amazing, and to hear his bass in person… wow!
A few other good ones are their covers of Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget, The End of the Road, their “Butt’s” remix and the theme from Zootopia.
Honestly, I love all their music but those are a few of my top picks.
For some “cuteness”, you should see their head to head competition when they were competing on The Voice.
They did the theme from Caddy Shack and Rob Lundquist (guy with the beard) had a funny part.
Sorry for the rambling, I just love Acapella groups.
Great arrangement. We used to do this in my bluegrass band. My favorite line is “Smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo” because that’s what I used to do when I was eight.
Whoops. I need to edit. They weren’t on The Voice, they were on The Sing Off.
Hope that the poster is hung/posted on every light pole and building in the area.