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Heres Johnnnny!

Posted by shanoah on June 24, 2009

Nope, no Barry Manilow-induced themes here today.

Don’t know if you heard, but Ed McMahan died yesterday. Cause of death hasn’t been specified, but he’s known to have, as I recall, a broken neck, cancer, and pneumonia. So it was probably one of those.

And the moment I heard that news, I knew exactly what song I was playing today. This song is from Weird Al’s Polka Party cd, and is entitled Here’s Johnny!. Catchy song, actually, from one of these Weird Al cds you rarely here about (though I own it, of course).

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