You may have seen it before--it's making the Internet rounds--but damn it, if it isn't what the Internet was made for. Thanks to blogger Bill Doughty and radio station WMMR-FM in Philadelphia for bringing this to my attention the last week.
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This past month, I've twice mentioned programs I saw as a young boy on Channel 48 in Philadelphia during the late 70s/early 80s. Most ... -
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Legendary comedian Milton Berle is most famous for his program Texaco Star Theater from the 1950s, but he also had a show during the 6...
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Well, it's his stagecraft that makes it. When you're lipsynching to a wordless vocal, following the Pixies' example (in one video, various members opened their mouths and left them open while their vocals played out) might help.
I'll suggest that this is at least comparable, albeit I still suspect that everyone But Welk knew what was going on here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye3ecDYxOkg
Few things freak me out. I'm putting this vid in the "few" column.
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