The Flying Saucer Goes West by Buchanan and Goodman

[MsBkirk]

Several decades after this, there is actually a reporter on ITN News called Nina Nannar - causing this poster to think 'Ne-ne-na-na-na-na-nu-nu!'

[ejdav]

@MsBkirk That's interesting...thanks for sharing!!

[Tumbipungi]

I remembered the words after >50 years;even anticipated what lines would come next.Amazing.i remember buying the 45 and standing around the record player,feeling so lucky I was one of the few to buy it before it sold out.

[ejdav]

@Tumbipungi So happy to have brought you a happy memory!! Thank you for the reply.

[sharbill77]

MY GOD!!! I haven't heard that in decades! I may still have that 45rpm somewhere. There are so many that would hear this today and not know that the bits and pieces you hear are parts of songs from the 50's. GENERAL ELVIS PRESLEY: thats' priceless!!!! No one does that stuff anymore. A lost art for sure.

[ejdav]

@sharbill77 I agree...and thanks for the reply.

[Bluesman9830]

I remember laughing so hard at these. And the great thing was you got a little taste of a lot of great songs. lol

[pgh45rpms]

When Dickie Goodman & Bill Buchanan first came up with these cut-in novelties, some record companies filed a lawsuit against the two for copyright violation. The verdict went in G&B's favor, however, citing that these narratives were a newly created work and not a duplication of existing material.

[ejdav]

This is interesting, I didn't know that, thank you...and thank you for commenting.

[vince065us]

What? John Wayne doesn't save the day?

[ejdav]

I bet he did!...thanks for commenting.

[sharbill77]

@vince065us He couldn't... he probably fell off his horse laughing!!!!