[78-L] Winged Victory 2-12" set -Booklet?

[Michael Biel]

Ah!  So Peter Sellers stole the idea from the Spike!  And since Harry,
er, Neddy, did the singing, it probably was much better than when
Sellers did it.  But I do see that the joke is different.  The Goons was
doing a tribute to an unsung hero.  Sellers was promoting an album or
something like that.  "And now, the moment you have all been waiting
for.  Listen to the Voice In A Million as Peter Sellers Sings George
Gershwin."


Mike Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com  



-------- Original Message --------
From: recrdman at dreamscape.com
>>>> Thanks to Jack Raymond I now have photos of the booklet
>>>> to this album. Thanks for looking. Mike Murray
 
From: David Lennick <dlennick at sympatico.ca>
>>> To paraphrase The Goons, Jack is one of the unsung heroes of
>>> this group. Well he won't get away with it..I shall sing him.
>>>
>>> JAAAAAACK.....RRAY-MOND........... dl

From: mbiel at mbiel.com
>> I think you are really paraphrasing Peter Sellers, not the Goons, when
>> he recorded "Peter Sellers Sings George Gershwin".
>> 
>> GEOOOOOOOOORRRRGGGGE.....GGEEERRRRRRRR--SSSSSHHHHHH-WWWIIINNNNNNNNN..........
>> 
>> Miiiiiikkke Bieeeeeelllll Mbiel at mbiel.com 



> And The Goons..don't ask me which program it occurs in, but the exchange is something like..

> Seagoon: Who invented the BBC?

> Greenslade: A Mr. Arthur Kack, O.B.E. One of Britain's unsung heroes.

> Seagoon: Well he won't get away with it, I'll warrant..I shall sing him.

> dl