Difference between revisions of "Tommy Jimmy"

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Ray Stevens' "The Rock and Roll Show" skit from his 1962 album 1,837 Seconds of Humor has three parodies of current song trends in it.

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-Rock and roll parody from Ray Steven's "The Rock and Roll Show" skit from his 1962 album ''1,837 Seconds of Humor''.
+Ray Stevens' "The Rock and Roll Show" skit from his 1962 album ''1,837 Seconds of Humor'' has three parodies of current song trends in it.
-Also in the skit are '''Sally Smash''' and instrumentalist '''Wayne Twang'''
+*'''Tommy Jimmy''' is an Elvis-esque incomprehensible rockabilly singer.
+*'''Sally Smash''' is a lip-synching African American pop singer
+*Instrumentalist '''Wayne Twang''' plays a very twangy guitar.
-The song From "Julius Played the Trumpet" from the same album is about the '''Snellville Municipal Consolidated Junior High School Band'''
+See also [[Julius Played the Trumpet]].