I can only think of a few. "Nixon's the One" by John Flansburgh.
"Whatever Happened to Watergate" from the TV show, FRIDAYS. Uh... Well,
I guess I'm out of songs.
C'mon, there must be dozens of songs about Nixon.
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What about "Haldeman, Erlichmann, Mitchell and Dean" by The Creep?
-Ghastly Gary sez STAY DEMENTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I heard one song on Dr. D a while back. The chorus, and the name of the song,
were simply the names of 4 characters from the whole Watergate thing. No idea
what their names are.
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>C'mon, there must be dozens of songs about Nixon.
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I think it was N-I-X-O-N
Jay
I have "Nixon's the one" by Katheryn Duffy on Takoma records
and "Here's to the state of Nixon" by Phil Ochs on A & M
Norm Katuna
> C'mon, there must be dozens of songs about Nixon.
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Actually, there's a band in Louisiana called the Dick Nixons. They do a lot
of Nixon songs (though I can't remember a single one--it's been a long time
since I've seen them.) I think they put out a record on Triple X Records a
number of years ago. They used to carry around big pics of Nixon and sort
of pray to him while on stage. They also had this gag where a girl from the
audience would either volunteer (or in my case, get thrown onto the stage
by a friend) to get up on stage and wear a football helmet with a cymbal
attached to the top of it. The drummer would play the cymbal througout a
song. Boy, did that hurt. I got my revenge, though; when one of them tried to
lift my miniskirt with his guitar headstock, I efficiently detuned the thing
for him. Silly band, funny concept, lousy musicians.
Stacey Burright
Anachronauts--not hard rock...hard science!
shbur...@library.wright.edu
: I can only think of a few. "Nixon's the One" by John Flansburgh.
: "Whatever Happened to Watergate" from the TV show, FRIDAYS. Uh... Well,
: I guess I'm out of songs.
: C'mon, there must be dozens of songs about Nixon.
: --Joe--
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: I'm not Jerry
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: How about John Denver, Boise and Johson "68 Nixon"
: The Delegates "Richard Nixon Face The Issues"
: Dickie Goodman "Watergrate"
: Don Imus "Son Of Checkers"
: National Lampoon "Altered Nixon Tapes"
:
: That's all the 45's I came up with. Brian
The latter album also contains somewhat unflattering critiques of figures such as Jesse Jackson ("Rhymin' Man"), C. Everett
Koop ("Promiscuous") and Jim & Tammy Bakker ("Jesus Thinks You're A Jerk").
Cheers & good luck finding others.
Bryan Stasiuk
(disclaimer: these are my personal views only. Nothing is endorsed, implcitly or otherwise, by my employer.)
Spike Jones, Jr. recorded "Everything's All Right" (from "Jesus Christ
Superstar") using a Nixon impersonation for the vocal. I don't believe
this has ever been issued, but Dr. Demento has played it.
A record company that made nature sound effect albums released a 7" LP
with Nixon's famous Watergate speech edited to say: "I had prior
knowledge of the watergate breakin. I then took part in the subsequent
coverup activities." Etc. It sounds funny to actually hear him saying
these things!
-Ted Hering
Redding, California
Knew I had a strange one in the collection. Much like the David Frye
piece mentioned in 14353,
"I'm Gonna Make You Love Me (The President's Love Song) by The
Grim Brothers, has a caricture Nixon voice singing the song rather
straight. This came out on Mod M-1011, a 45 I have in my collection,
with a stamp of December, 1971 on it (the day it musta got to
WiMPLe's wait for it to be a hit pile). Oh yeah, small print
says it was distributed by Mercury Records.
Has anyone mentioned the "Haldeman, Erleickman, Mitchell and Dean"
song from the Watergate topics? A good follow-up was done by
Maurry Porath for the Reagan/Iran Contra scandal with those
names in that one. His live performances would update as each
got offical vindication from that; leaving off each name. I
forget all, but it ended with "...and North".
Ballad of Richard Nixon (7 seconds of silence)
-=- Denver, John (Rhymes & Reasons)
Sex Organ (One nixon joke - "...dick from S. CA, put it in the white house
and it fucks the nation")
-=- Prior, Richard, Richard Prior meets Richard & Willie and the SLA
Bring Back Richard Nixon -=- Swinging Erudites (45)
An Evening With Richard Nixon -=- (Cast recording (by Gore Vidal))
Tricky Dick's Used Cars -=- Imus
What's My Crime -=- Knights of Absurdity
Brian
BML (b...@netcom.com) wrote:
: here's a few more:
: Brian
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Univ. Ca. Davis
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