MP3 Monday- The gayest one yet.
Today we celebrate the June 28, 1969, anniversary of The Stonewall Riots, a milestone in gay rights. And what better way than with "Rubber Duckie" by the very out Larry Paulette, from his 1977 album What Makes a Man a Man? Here we can trace the "Bert and Ernie are gay" meme back several decades with the sexiest, most sensual version of this Sesame Street classic ever.
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NEXT WEEK ... On June 2, 1947 SOMETHING landed in Roswell, New Mexico. What, precisely, has been a matter of tense, speculative wheel-spinning for generations of people who really need to get out more. Musically, however, it's an excuse for some science-fiction-related songs!
*"Men from Mars" by Ferrante & Teicher, on their 1955 album Soundproof. Typically this piano duo wasted our time covering popular 1960s movie themes. But once upon a time, they had a little fun in the studio speeding up and slowing down their pianos, and cut this little instrumental gem.
*Bobby Goldsboro, one of the ugliest people to ever have a hit in the 1960s, recorded the insane post-apocalyptic song "The World Beyond," (from his 1968 Word Pictures album) where Grandpa reminisces to junior about fantastic things that no longer exist, like trees.
*I can't stop seem to keep pushing Up With People on YOU people. Here let's try "Earth Ship" from 1979, where they sing about how in that futuristic year 2000, we'll be dancing to disco under the sea.
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