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Song Parodies -> Recordings -> Archive -> November 2013
The list below contains links to the recordings based on when they were submitted to amIright.
Nov 28
a parody of "Jealous Guy" by John Lennon
A "Jewish" parody of John Lennon's song and video "Jealous Guy". Bruce Lev is himself a Jewish guy and hence knows and understands the "minutia" of what it's like to be a Jewish guy growing up and living in America. This musical parody makes fun of many of the more humorous aspects of American Jewish life, and which many in the American Jewish community have been making fun of themselves about over the past century. This music video parody was made not only to have some fun with these chosen aspects of American Jewish life, but also to once again make note of the engrained humor that Jewish people have within themselves and their culture, which has been one of the most enduring and important traits of the Jewish people throughout their history, and to which has helped carry them through nearly 6000 years of existence!
Youtube: (MP3)
Nov 27
a parody of "Boat on the River" by Styx
A holiday Tradition
Reverbnation: (Mp3)
Nov 26
a parody of "Bad Habit" by The Offspring
Originally uploaded Sep 30, 2012. The original song is about road rage, so this is about boat rage.
youtube: (wmv)
Nov 17
a parody of "Night Moves" by Bob Segar
If Bob Segar had been dating a REAL fat girl when he wrote "Night Moves"
YouTube.com: (YouTube music video)
Nov 5
a parody of "Sixteen Tons" by Tennesee Ernie Ford
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74aAmRX48Vc 16 Runs: A Comedic Lament on the Calgary Parking Authority
You Tube: (video)
Nov 2
a parody of "Roar" by Katy Perry
It's about people getting music for free instead of buying. Parody of ROAR - "SCHNORR!" - as if sung by Cheapskaty Perry (Katy's cheap. more serious cousin)
YouTube: (YouTube)
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