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Now that the Wayne show is over, molding operations are about to resume. Here are those on the "should I?" list. My taste tends to skew towards the hot or odd, so additional input is appreciated.


52464 Round Evening Billy Murray & Walter Scanlan
52273 Lila Piccadilly Players
51745 Chick Chick Chick Chicken (Lay a Little Egg For Me) Earl Oliver's Jazz Babies
51360 In Nineteen-Ninety-Nine Al Bernard
52650 Blue Yodel No. 4 Frankie Marvin
52517 Me and the Man in the Moon Vaughn De Leath
52196 I Haven't Got a Thing to Wear The Radio Chef and his Boy Friend Sam
52424 Where Were You-Where Was I? Rolfe
51551 Flappper Wife Golden Gate Orc

Al Bernard:
"...in nineteen ninety nine, there will come a time,
they won't write any mammy songs, in nineteen ninety nine"!!!

That record also says "There will be a woman president in 1999". A bit pre-mature, unless you call Hillary a co-president. I have hundreds of DDs and many electrics, but I've never heard one of those Radio Chef records. What are they like? Marc.

marcapra wrote: I have hundreds of DDs and many electrics, but I've never heard one of those Radio Chef records. What are they like?

I'll upload some. They're fairly typical of comic novelty songs of the era.

Here is a recording of Chick, Chick, Chick, Chicken. A really fun and very odd song.

[youtubehd]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHTocMZd__w[/youtubehd]
https://youtu.be/GHTocMZd__w

Count me in for Chick, Chick, Chick, Chicken.

Rich Gordon

Chicken sounds good...

Bill

Put me down for a copy of in 1999 if you make a run of them.