Sing a Song of Six Pants/Brideless Groom

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Summary: The Stooges Sing!
Review: This album was originally released as "Nonsense Songbook" in 1960 on the Coral Records label, and features the "latter day" Stooges (Moe, Larry, "Curly" Joe DeRita). The boys were enjoying a second wave of popularity in the late 50's and early 60's following the release to television of their 1930's Columbia shorts featuring Curly, and the demand for the Stooges was at an all-time high; this album was just a small part of the huge number of Stooges-related merchandise inundating the marketplace at the time.

The best words to describe this album are "pure fun"! Every song featured here is a bonafide kid's classic, and the boys really seemed to be having a great time singing them. When I listened to it for the first time, I was surprised to find how many of the songs I still knew by heart and was singing right along with!

The highlight of the album is "The Alphabet Song", which was originally featured in the classic 1938 Stooges short "Violent Is The Word For Curly"; other favorites include "Give Thanks", "Mairzy Doats" and "Chickery Chick".

A fun time is guaranteed for one and all, young and old...sing along with the Stooges!





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Summary: The Three Stooges CD
Review: Wonderful CD for both adults and children! Many of my friends have requested that I get them a copy of this CD. The songs are neat: some of these songs date back to the 1900's. Each stooge voice is distinct. I would recommend this CD to everyone from Stoogephiles to children.