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See how many people are old enough to remember them.
Ballad of Irving
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Senator Bobby

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Originally posted by FishHead111
See how many people are old enough to remember them.
Ballad of Irving
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD8EtvWW8nw&list=PLE1InrZfsJQmzE4Cq8OTDGzr0dPvpsn8d

Senator Bobby
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiuL_rezDZo
Allan Sherman, Camp Granada:



Tom Lehrer 'The Irish Ballad' Live, 1960:

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A synchronicity, I just had an argument about Manamana last night.

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Tom Lehrer was great sonhouse, good call.

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Originally posted by FishHead111
Tom Lehrer was great.
I knew him. We used to have lunch together on campus and talk about black holes. They were just sci-fi then; no one actually detected one until years later. He was a fine professor, by the way, not just an entertainer. Of his songs, I liked "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" and "The Masochism Tango" best.

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Originally posted by moonbus
I knew him. We used to have lunch together on campus and talk about black holes. They were just sci-fi then; no one actually detected one until years later. He was a fine professor, by the way, not just an entertainer. Of his songs, I liked "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" and "The Masochism Tango" best.
WOW !
Wonder how many people remember That Was The Week That Was tv show?

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Originally posted by moonbus
I knew him. We used to have lunch together on campus and talk about black holes. They were just sci-fi then; no one actually detected one until years later. He was a fine professor, by the way, not just an entertainer. Of his songs, I liked "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" and "The Masochism Tango" best.
Get the heck out! Are you a mathematician? How did you meet him? I have seen him a lot on TV and such but never met him. I think he is still alive.

When he went national and all that did he give up the math part, did he write papers? (Rather than just grading them🙂

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Get the heck out! Are you a mathematician? How did you meet him? I have seen him a lot on TV and such but never met him. I think he is still alive.

When he went national and all that did he give up the math part, did he write papers? (Rather than just grading them🙂
Yep, he's still alive.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Lehrer

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Get the heck out! Are you a mathematician? How did you meet him? I have seen him a lot on TV and such but never met him. I think he is still alive.

When he went national and all that did he give up the math part, did he write papers? (Rather than just grading them🙂
We were at UCSC in the 1970s.

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Originally posted by FishHead111
See how many people are old enough to remember them.
To remember them, nope; but to know them, certainly.


And you'll find quite a few more here:
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Originally posted by Shallow Blue
To remember them, nope; but to know them, certainly.
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And you'll find quite a few more here:
<http://www.headington.org.uk/adverts/odd_songs/index.html>
Don't forget the Limeliters,

Have some madeira my dear



And Vikki Dougan

"She wore a gown cut so low in the back, she revealed a new cleavage'🙂


Victor Borge and Dean Martin, Punctuation marks!

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The Little Nash Rambler

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Originally posted by Suzianne
The Little Nash Rambler

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I remember that one, got a giggle! I wonder how many people here knows what a Nash Rambler is?

You know, a funny thing happened at work. A bunch of people here are from India.

I have a project I am working on that needed an old time transistor radio.

So I found one at a yard sale, working yet!

I turned it on and it was playing a local talk show.

I said to this woman co-worker, look at this.

She stared at it, looked it up and down and said with amazement, 'What is it"?

Too young to recognize what it was🙂

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Victor Borge and Dean Martin, Punctuation marks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ91SVKryYU
So sad nobody knows who Victor Borge was today.