A fan based animation of the original classic from
the Simpson’s Sing the Blues recording!
Well done, especially the Smither’s editing…

Cy Amundson has a ton of promise as a stand-up comedian!
He is a superb storyteller, one of the better ones that
doesn’t stretch out a joke too long.
He is spot on here with his acerbic look at social
networking and all its woeful applications.
A naughty word in the middle, but it’s surrounded by
many words that are not, so there…

An interesting show this week, I got playful
with the blockage.
Thinking of Spring, and when the hell it will get here.
I just got several more inches of snow last night.
If the white stuff is on the ground in June I may lose it.
I played a clever song by Neal Gladstone.
The Canadian folks were well represented, as they should be.

I’m My Own Grandpa- Lonzo and Oscar
The Frog and the Peach- Peter Cook and Dudley Moore
Lousy in Little League- Brian Regan (s-up)
The Baseball Song- Billy Dare and the Pumps
Dog Ball- Stevens and Grdnic
The Environment- Lorne Elliott (s-up)
Green- The Pheromones
Post Nuclear Fairy Tale- Local Anxiety
Married Tech Support- Maz Jobrani (s-up)
White People Problems- Eli Braden
Word Association- Richard Pryor and Chevy Chase
I Don’t Care- Nick Thune (s-up)
Randolph Got a Haircut- Kenny Young & the Eggplants
I Don’t Eat Burritos Anymore- G. Xavier Robillard
100 Bottles of Beer- Father Guido Sarduci (s-up)
Psycho Mom and Dad- Don White
Gameshow- Corky & the Juice Pigs
10K Run- Bobby Collins (s-up)
Me Pants Fall Down- Da Vinci’s Notebook
Zalgon 26 McGee- The Radio Free Vestibules
Clothing- Gallagher (s-up)
My Father’s Top Drawer- Peter Alsop
Ivan the Welder- Robbie Benoit
Time- Shane Mauss (s-up)
Nobody Home- The Toyes
Moose Turd Pie- Utah Phillips
Babies- Paul Nardizzi (s-up)
Country Cliche- Neal Gladstone
Famous Truckdriver’s School of Songwriting- Travesty Ltd.
Mom and Dog Beating- Steve McGrew (s-up)
Having Fun is Bad for You- The Arrogant Worms
Gameshow 2- Corky & the Juice Pigs
Diary- Dan Gabriel (s-up)

Bobby Bare was born back in 1935!
He’s usually a very serious artist but he’s done his share
of novelty tunes that lean towards the humorous.
A long time stand-out artist he was also one of
The Old Dogs, a foursome with Waylon Jennings, Mel Tillis
and Jerry Reed being the other three.
He’s performed a few Shel Silverstein tunes in his
career and this is one of the better ones.
Happy Birthday Bobby!
I love to play this on the show, great imagery…

Pinky and the Brain with a really clever word play
on things that I couldn’t possibly say in public
without getting slapped!
Seriously, this is one of those pieces that makes
you smile because of what it DOESN’T say…