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Mike Nesmith - Eldorado to the Moon

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Uploaded by on May 24, 2007

From Mike Nesmith's "Television Parts."

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  • I played the video for my son when he was little.

  • I used to LOVE this song!!! Thanks for the wonderful memories

  • I missed this song from my childhood... Thank you

  • i know you've being asked this many times but, IS THIS REAL LIFE?

  • mike nesmith is my favorite monkey

  • I would drive an Eldorado to the moon. But would rather drive a Mustang. :D

  • @0917gva I found the entire effect very touching - a father singing a bedtime story to his little girl, in a calypso style, with the video presentation worthy of Disney. You know my music taste, Gayle, this is packed full of all the things I like. And I'm usually only listening to the music here. This 'visual' presentation was a monster bonus for me, plus, i remember catching this show once back then (1985). It was all musical skits. For some reason, I can't say enuff about this one! chuck

  • Quite unusual: I think, perhaps, I am missing something - or not. Thank you. :)

  • I was telling my friend at work about this video today, pss! Came home & made it my newest featured video at 36,330 views. Thanks again for an astounding post - I just may have to go to Nesmith's website, videoranch, & buy the whole disc! chuck

  • @Wellch 1:46 "We've got a million dollars worth of ethyl gas." Sounds like a lot of money, but probably way less than real rocket fuel costs! The imagination in creating this video is astounding. Maybe that's why this man won the first Music Video of the Year award in 1981 for Elephant Parts! chuck

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