I first heard Transfusion in the mid 50s @ my dad's billiard parlor/cafe in Chico, CA & I am so glad that it (& Ape Call) are still around for us old farts.
remember this from Kenny Everett's Worlds Worst Wireless Show ... was talking about it yesterday, unfortunately one of my mates had a bike accident, he's ok but sharing this with him!
I just heard this on Car Talk. Reminded me of the side splitting laughter that almost killed me hearing it on the Dr. Demento radio show some time ago. I love your phono. People are surprised how good 78's sound, but in terms of space for detailed information, you've got more space. A 78 record ought to be like running a VHS tape machine at it's highest speed, the best possible quality. I heard on NPR that the Smithsonian Museum put modern recordings onto 78 rpm records (like Eminmem). Wow!
Shane - is that a good machine to play that record on? I would think that record would be too soft. What kind of needle? I just didn't think you could play a record that recent on a machine that old. Sounds great!
@Huggy1959 It's an Australian pressing so it's not too bad. Most of our 78s from the 50s contained as much abrasive as they did in the 20s, so they handle an acoustic machine and steel needle pretty well. I've got 3 or 4 copies of this one anyway, so I use the worst one on the HMV 202.
I was born in 1970 but I'm the youngest of 7 and I was about 5 or 6 years old when i first herd this song and today at work it came to the radio that plays in my head so I just had to look it up.Thanks for posting it and thank also for the vinyl,boy does that bring back some very young childhood days is this the same guy that does they're coming to take me away Ha Haaa and the Little Nash Rambler. Oh wait I can look that up.have fun you all
Want more? Norton Records released this and every other one of Nervous Norvus' "hits" on "Stone Age Woo". Well worth the time to check it out if you're a fan of Nervous Norvus.
My Dad had this 45. I used to play all his old records over and over. I haven't played those record since the late 70's early 80's but for some reason on the way to work this morning I thought of this song. Great to hear it again.
LOL..when this came out..I played it over and over and over..at an older friends..house..!! Yes..she stil talks to me..she was my babysitter..gosh what year was it? '56-58?
Ha! I LOVE this song! One of the all time great novelty records. You've made my day! THANKS for posting this delightful "blast from the past" for us to enjoy. I hope you & yours have been having your HAPPIEST holiday season EVER! :)
OMG how ironic! we used to have this Spitting Image puppet of Ronald Reagan and we'd get stoned and make Ronnie sing this song! good times good times......
what an interestin song, not sure where I heard it first but my dad used to have a cassette he made with this and a bunch of other odd songs brings back memories
GREAT!! I been looking for this. No one knows who nervous norvis is but I listened to him on AM radio and thought it was great. Still do. Great fidelity - er considering.
Wow, I didn't know anyone was watching me on the highway. When they "say learn defensive driving" they really mean it. But I'm not scared, Because "I'm the other guy" Everyone is watching out for me. I love this song, Thanks for posting it.
the 50s. I lived in next door in Berkeley and was in Oakland all the time. I saw over 100 baseball games there (Oaks) and it was a model community. Things have changed a bit since than but don't judge yesterday, by what you see today!
First heard this at my grandparents place on the Pine Ridge Indian reservation, a 45 left there by an older cousin. Must have been in 57 when I was ten. Lots of other cool music there, mostly on one sided 78s. Way pre elvis, but cool as hell. (daddy-O)
love it hate most greese ball crap but this hits it hard, love it..
DestroyAllorNothing 5 months ago
If you dislike this song
you are a slowpoking cat and i am going to pass you on the right!
IVatworky 6 months ago in playlist Looney Tunes Record
you would think this song is playing on everyones car radio 24/7 when you drive around today.
My road rage aggrevates my turrets.
I say things when I'm alone in my car that I would never say anywhere else.
Try to stay calm, bros.
IVatworky 6 months ago in playlist Looney Tunes Record
I first heard Transfusion in the mid 50s @ my dad's billiard parlor/cafe in Chico, CA & I am so glad that it (& Ape Call) are still around for us old farts.
trianglecafe 1 year ago
Pussy pussy come on in pussy lovers
Davegobble82 1 year ago
Wow. Memories of Dr. Demento decades ago. Thanks for posting!
michaelmuller 1 year ago
thumbs up if Coupe De Ville bought you here :D
silowhore 1 year ago
remember this from Kenny Everett's Worlds Worst Wireless Show ... was talking about it yesterday, unfortunately one of my mates had a bike accident, he's ok but sharing this with him!
1960rjf 1 year ago
My mom has this 45....awesome....
Natash3 1 year ago
One of my all time favorite songs I learned from listening to Dr. Demento. thanks so much for sharing this with us.
mavido79 1 year ago
first heard this 25 years ago and still like it
TheBiggen31 1 year ago
Great lyrics ,its been bugging me for some time.!!! THANKS M8
woodythemug 1 year ago
Shoot the juice to me Bruce!
pyroglasstic 1 year ago
I just heard this on Car Talk. Reminded me of the side splitting laughter that almost killed me hearing it on the Dr. Demento radio show some time ago. I love your phono. People are surprised how good 78's sound, but in terms of space for detailed information, you've got more space. A 78 record ought to be like running a VHS tape machine at it's highest speed, the best possible quality. I heard on NPR that the Smithsonian Museum put modern recordings onto 78 rpm records (like Eminmem). Wow!
rokarolla 1 year ago
Shane - is that a good machine to play that record on? I would think that record would be too soft. What kind of needle? I just didn't think you could play a record that recent on a machine that old. Sounds great!
Huggy1959 1 year ago
@Huggy1959 It's an Australian pressing so it's not too bad. Most of our 78s from the 50s contained as much abrasive as they did in the 20s, so they handle an acoustic machine and steel needle pretty well. I've got 3 or 4 copies of this one anyway, so I use the worst one on the HMV 202.
gramophoneshane 1 year ago
What ever happened to nervous novus?
schnellguy 1 year ago
I was born in 1970 but I'm the youngest of 7 and I was about 5 or 6 years old when i first herd this song and today at work it came to the radio that plays in my head so I just had to look it up.Thanks for posting it and thank also for the vinyl,boy does that bring back some very young childhood days is this the same guy that does they're coming to take me away Ha Haaa and the Little Nash Rambler. Oh wait I can look that up.have fun you all
dreamkill1970 1 year ago
Want more? Norton Records released this and every other one of Nervous Norvus' "hits" on "Stone Age Woo". Well worth the time to check it out if you're a fan of Nervous Norvus.
MrMathesonk 1 year ago
My Dad had this 45. I used to play all his old records over and over. I haven't played those record since the late 70's early 80's but for some reason on the way to work this morning I thought of this song. Great to hear it again.
rcdowling 1 year ago
LOL..when this came out..I played it over and over and over..at an older friends..house..!! Yes..she stil talks to me..she was my babysitter..gosh what year was it? '56-58?
dar4869 1 year ago
the reverse is also cool....DIG
phonyx11 1 year ago
A rollin' down the mountain on a rainy day.
Oh, when ya see me coming you better start to pray.
I'ma cuttin' up the road and I'm the boss all the way!
rangermatthias 1 year ago
I'm a real-gone paleface and that's no illusion! LOL!
poughkeepsiejohn1 1 year ago
an anthem for the many incurable leadfoots such as myself
blackmountainboar 2 years ago
One of the best!! Your awsome for posting this!! Fav. all time!
TheGordonfan 2 years ago
OMFG!!! My mom had a 45 of this exact song. I can still sing along with it, 40 years on. Thanks for posting this! :)
if66was99 2 years ago
My red corpsuckles are in mass confusion!
Love it!
DiaBlomgren 2 years ago
Ha! I LOVE this song! One of the all time great novelty records. You've made my day! THANKS for posting this delightful "blast from the past" for us to enjoy. I hope you & yours have been having your HAPPIEST holiday season EVER! :)
JubalCalif 2 years ago
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phonyx11 1 year ago
Shoot the maroon to me, Goonie.
Shoot the fluid to me, Druid.
Shoot the Plasma to me, Jasmine.
Get some RBC's to me. please.
Shoot some saline to me, Nadine.
Coagulation, coagulation, lord a-mighty what's happenin' to the nation? I'm never never never gonna speed again... shoot the juicy to me, Lucy.
nowhearthis2 2 years ago 2
Shoot the juice to me Bruce!
mntnbees 2 years ago
no wonder people died in droves in their 50s cars...head ons all over the roads...
VTMCompany 2 years ago
does anyone know the chords to this?
weinerbongo 2 years ago
never mind. i found them. incredibly easy.
F-F7-Bb-C
weinerbongo 2 years ago
FUCK REAGAN
hahahahaha23 2 years ago
Ronald Reagan managed to fit so many careers into one lifetime. You have to admire his versatility.
SpokenVerse 2 years ago
OMG how ironic! we used to have this Spitting Image puppet of Ronald Reagan and we'd get stoned and make Ronnie sing this song! good times good times......
Clint2165 2 years ago
:3 Dr. Demento was where I first heard this, and I still love it.
rrhayah 2 years ago 3
Slip the blood to me Bud
Slip the juice to me Bruce
Pour the crimson in me Jimson
Slip a gallon to me Allan
Great lines hehe.
Pixalprattle 2 years ago 2
what an interestin song, not sure where I heard it first but my dad used to have a cassette he made with this and a bunch of other odd songs brings back memories
darush012 2 years ago
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TERRIBLE SONG
zeromanz12 2 years ago
This is just totally Far Out. As Far Out, Man, as you can get
deedlepoo 2 years ago
GREAT!! I been looking for this. No one knows who nervous norvis is but I listened to him on AM radio and thought it was great. Still do. Great fidelity - er considering.
hstasam 2 years ago
Nervous Norvus = Jimmy Drake (1918-1968)
Huwmongous 2 years ago 2
Pop the fluid in me, Louie!!!
TimelordR 2 years ago 2
@Huwmongous Okay, you've got his birth year and death year. Do you know anything else about him?
NCTaikoDrumboy 1 year ago
@NCTaikoDrumboy I heard he died in a car crash. ( | ; < ()
bbrannddX 1 year ago
Wow, I didn't know anyone was watching me on the highway. When they "say learn defensive driving" they really mean it. But I'm not scared, Because "I'm the other guy" Everyone is watching out for me. I love this song, Thanks for posting it.
CharlesRados 2 years ago
This is an alternate cut. Almost sane compared to the 45 original. Nervous lived in Oakland, Calif. Probably explains what he was so nervous about.
oysterjoe 2 years ago
You obviously know nothing about Oakland in
the 50s. I lived in next door in Berkeley and was in Oakland all the time. I saw over 100 baseball games there (Oaks) and it was a model community. Things have changed a bit since than but don't judge yesterday, by what you see today!
pornguy2 2 years ago
Never, never gonna speed again.....
I heard that one before.
newjerseybt 2 years ago
Thanks--haven't heard that since 1956--in my buddy Dave's basemant.
mrpete222 3 years ago
I also have a 45 of this song. I still remember listening to it in my mothers '55 Ford
flynnscafedan 3 years ago
Great Oldie,Thanks for the post!!
nssteve1979 3 years ago
Barnyard drivers are found in two classes,
line crowding hogs and speeding jackasses
Love it!!!
LakeRatDan 3 years ago 3
I remember this song! It was on my parents Dr. Demento CD! I forgot it existed!
zpasquier2887 3 years ago 2
First heard this at my grandparents place on the Pine Ridge Indian reservation, a 45 left there by an older cousin. Must have been in 57 when I was ten. Lots of other cool music there, mostly on one sided 78s. Way pre elvis, but cool as hell. (daddy-O)
stringkini 3 years ago
Lester1Beck, I have a .45 of it too. My girl cousin, two years older, discarded it when I was about 15. That was in '57 or so.
My father loved it, unlike most of my music.
JohnnybobTexas 3 years ago
type "o" hehe!!
0254133 3 years ago
I first heard this song when I was 14 and checked this album out from the library. Story of my life!! Gonna pass him on the right.
musicmamma 3 years ago 3
The very song that got Dr. Demento his name.
jasonlava 3 years ago 7
Brings back a lot of memories. Thanks
pinky59guzzler 3 years ago 6
thanks for posted this
i like it much
regards
geert
geert107 3 years ago 4
Excellent SONG, Ive loved this song since I was a kid. yeah I was a weird kid lol.
atomicapril 3 years ago 4
Love this song!! : )
JaminRebel 3 years ago 3
I have a suspicion (only a suspicion, mind...
have no concrete proof to establish my theory)
that ol' Nervous later opened a school of
driving, thereby enabling a steady stream
of business for Dr. McDreamy down at the E/R!
psychoweird 3 years ago