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  • Look in Belle Meade which is on Nashvilles outskirts. Surely there is 1 there and if there isn't 1 there now maybe there will be soon.

  • I came here because this track was featured on Jimmy Page's official website. Couldn't find it anywhere else on the Internet, not even in torrents)

  • Thatza Niza

  • I feel like having a bagel!

  • OHMIGOD, this is fantastic!! I cannot stop laughing...thanks!!!!!

  • Oy Gevalt!!  Mickey Katz is up there smiling.....

  • Great record, thanks for posting.  Another case where the parody is better than the original record.

  • THIS IS GREAT :O)

  • Could of been made yesterday..Look up the year of this forgotton classic..I may still have the record somewhere. Great..

  • I know I heard this on the radio a couple of times not long after the Lovin' Spoonful's song was a hit. That was in late 1966. Ironically, the Lovin' Spoonful was one of the few groups I knew of back then that had a Jewish member, Zal Yanofsky. (I've since learned that there were a lot of other Jewish singers and rock group members back then. Some had stage names that didn't sound Jewish. In the case of some others, I knew of the groups but didn't know the individual members' names then.)

  • Yep - don't forget Bob Dylan (Robert Zimmerman)

  • Ironically, Zal Yanovsky, the Lovin' Spoonful's Jewish guitar player from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, ran a restaurant in Kingston, ON along with his wife called Chez Piggy. Both Zal and his wife have since passed away but his daughter Zoe runs the place now.

  • I ate at Noshville in Nashville on Sunday, too. Great place. Even better than the song. The belly button piercing was fun, too.

  • hey baby

  • I ate at Noshville in Nashville on Sunday, then my girlfriend got her belly button pierced across the street.

  • was this a radio advertisement for Noshvlle deli?

  • Boychik! A blessing on your head for posting this meshugana freilich. You should live hundert zwanzig years!

  • Thanks SO much, you wouldn't believe how long I've been looking for this song! I used to hear it on Dr. Demento, and haven't heard it since the mid `70's.

    Thanks again.

  • Great song. Thanks so much for this posting.

  • If one is Jewish and living in the South, it's very hard to find Kosher Food. This song is a wonderful parity-everyone should be laughing.

  • Anyway I could convince you to post the flipside? I think it was called "Shirley Klein." It too was a novelty tune, but wasn't a bad song on its own merits...if I recall correctly from the one time I heard it. :> Thanks.

  • Hmm, I don't have the 45, I had this track on a compilation CD called Hey Look What I Found Vol. 4. May have to look for that 45 now!!

  • I guess there's no chance this appears on that CD in stereo?!? I'm thinking the people who compiled that CD mastered it from vinyl??...

  • There's a bit of stereo reverb on the CD, it would have easily been added to audio taken from vinyl. It sounds a little bit better than mono, but all the instruments and vocals are still in the center.

  • Brilliant - don't remember ever hearing this before

  • Oy Vay!

    Very very good for it's time, but....remember here London, UK,we have the same problem,... north of Edgware you can't get a Salt Beef Sandwich!..Never mind, chips are a second best to latkes!

  • STUPID

  • With a Dr. Brown's, shouldn't be a total loss, eat darling eat!

  • This song makes no sense! Noshville Katz serves both Milchig (Bagel and Cream Cheese) and Fleishig (i.e., Chicken Soup) together! I think I'll eat elsewhere next time I'm in Noshville

  • This song makes no sense! Noshville Katz serves both Fleishig (i.e., Chicken Soup) and Milchig (Bagel & Cream Cheese) together?

    I think I'll eat elsewhere next time I'm in Noshville!

  • I'm sitting in Nashville right now as I type. Dunno if there is a Kosher deli here. I'd love to find it before I leave tomorrow and have a nice corned beef sandwich! Once you get past a certain longitude, you KNOW you're not in Brooklyn anymore because of the food!

  • John Sebastian must love this parody! I wonder if there is a kosher deli in Nashville!

  • I've been lookin' all over for this song. I have it on a worn out home made 8 track...I want to relearn it....BIG thanks $ the post..peace,Randy

  • Oy! Bubba bubba bub! Oy! Bubba bubba bub!

  • Great one.I remember when WMCA would play this.

  • What year did this song came out?

  • 1967.

  • Thank You Very Much.

  • You're welcome.You can always look these things up on Google.

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