I want you to play, with my Ding-A-Ling!
Which episode was this from? The original X-mas episode in Season 1?
Joe
My Ding-A-Ling, my Ding-A-Ling
Jan 24, 2002, 5:21 PM ET23 posts by 14 posters
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[email] wrote:
It's from the Talent show... the first one.. when lisa stop loving homer
Is that you JTB? ;-)
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Uh, no.....
That's Ralph singing onstage at a school talent show before Skinner rips him from the stage. What episode, though?
Joe
On Fri, 25 Jan 2002 19:14:26 -0000, "FlameBoy" wrote:
[email] wrote:
Uh, no....
That was a one-episode character. NOT ralph.
[email] wrote:
Sure it was Ralph? I thought it was Milhouse or someone else, but I could be wrong.
Oh sorry, thought you were somebody I know from another NG whose name is JoeTheBlow. Ill go back into my corner now.
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It's from Lisa's Pony. But I can't remember who was singing it . . .
dave
Does anybody besides me actually remember that song? Must be from the early 70's.
"David Gaudine" wrote in message ...
Yes, I remember it, and yes, it was from the first half of the '70s. Who sung it, though? I'm pretty sure it was some black guy.
The record was pulled from the BBC Radio playlists in the UK because the lyrics were thought to be too rude. I didn't think so, I thought they were "fab."
Becks wrote in message ...
Chuck Berry. The very low point of his career, yet his only UK number one single. A pre-Christmas novelty hit in December 1972.
David
"David Brunt" wrote in message ...
Chuck Berry, yes, that's him. I had Mungo Jerry in my mind....... Berry, Jerry..., Jerry, Berry..... easily confused, I suppose.
Dec 1972? Great wailing weasels, that's almost 30 years ago!
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Astonishingly, it was his only *US* number one single, too.
Dr Music P.S. Parking was ample.
Drunk and full of pie, Becks wrote:
"Chuck Berry"; the words were mangled by the kid, though.
You mean that song actually exists? Next you'll tell me theres a song out there about a fiddling contest to save someones soul.
Metlhd3138 wrote in message
Okay, nobody mention "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" then...
What did he do down there, then? Tie colourful pieces of ribbon around the branches of trees?
Becks wrote in message ...
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He got right up on a hickory stump and something something something er thing....
Oh, and played a fiddle.
David
On Sat, 26 Jan 2002 00:40:21 +0000 (UTC), "David Brunt" wrote:
Wouldn't a fiddle made of gold weigh hundreds of pounds and sound terrible?
When a fire starts to burn, there is something you should learn. Something, something, then you'll see! You'll avoid catastrophe.
D'OH! I had the first two lines all wrong...
When the fire starts to burn, There's a lesson you must learn.
My bad.
It's a song by Chuck Berry. Don't know when it came out, though.
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If my memory serves, here's the first verse of My Ding-A-Ling
When I was, an itty bitty boy Grandmother bought me a cute little toy Silver bell hanging on a string She said it was my ding-a-ling-a-ling
Oh my ding-a-ling everybody sing I wanna play with my ding-a-ling My ding-a-ling My ding-a-ling I wanna play with my ding-a-ling