croon
Bing Crosby lived in a yellow submarine
I think this might be the reason white people
tend to freak out non-white people so much. Actually, who am I kidding? Watching that clip freaked me the heck out,
too. It's from an old variety show called The Hollywood Palace which aired in the late sixties. That's before
my time, anyone out there remember it? Anyway, it's a medley of Beatles songs, but sung by the likes of Bing Crosby,
Engelbert Humperdinck, Gwen Verdon, Bobbie Gentry, and Dick Shawn. Actually, they're not so much
"sung" as they are "badly lip-synced" but that's par for the course with variety shows. I'm pretty
sure if you watch Crosby's mouth he's not singing the words at all, he's actually saying, "For the love
of god, just shoot me now." Now I want to go rent one of the road movies he did with Bob Hope so I
can erase this embarrassing image from my brain.
[via Onion Av Club and Bedazzled]
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