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"Here's Johnny" - "Weird Al" Yankovic

by Max on Tue 23 Jun 2009 10:23 AM PDT | Permanent Link

Ed McMahon died earlier today. He was 86. Upon hearing the news, I immediately thought about posting this Weird Al parody of the El DeBarge song "Who's Johnny." It's the only song about Ed McMahon that I know of.

Then Pat beat me to it. Eh, screw it. I'm posting it anyway.

Maybe now he can create a kickass new afterlife-based Star Search show. "Ladies and gentlemen, Jimi Hendrix..."

YouTube fanvid for "Here's Johnny"

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Some of my online cohorts at the Songfight community decided to create blogs to highlight songs they like. I am now doing it as well, because I am a total lemming.

Songfight is a weekly songwriting competition based on titles provided by the site's administrators. I post there under the handle "Albatross." Go check it out. It's a gas.

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Can't sing my way out of a wet paper bag, but I play a few instruments with varying degrees of proficiency. As such, sometimes I record my own music. You can hear it here.

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