Pink Panther Punk

If you like oddities, then Pink Panther Punk should peak your curiosity. I found it over at Way Out Junk blogspot. It was a real toss up between posting the punk album or the Child's Introduction to Disco (which includes explaining the lyrics), along with old soundtracks, regional children's shows, Tupperware records and more. But Pink Panther performing Pink Floyd's, "Another Brick in the Wall" was the winner. A lot of the albums haven't aged well, at least not as they were originally intended anyway. They are hilarious and some are just surreal.

Merman Disco 79

"Marvel at how she kicks up the beat in "I Get a Kick Out of You"! Unwind as she completely destroys the rhythm in "I've Got Rhythm." Who could ask for anything more?"

Of course the recording ends with the bonus track, "They Say It's Wonderful" (who does?). The comments I found online mentioned that Ms. Merman laid the tracks for this album a couple years before her death. So she actually picks up the pace, this was a planned release and this wasn't a crafty remix or prank. Isn't there a song titled, "What was I thinking"?

Ethel Merman Disco Album (1979)

1. There's No Business Like Show Business
2. Everything's Coming Up Roses
3. I Get a Kick Out of You
4. Something For The Boys
5. Some People
6. Alexander's Ragtime Band
7. I Got Rhythm
8. They Say It's Wonderful (Bonus Track)