Potrzebie, Alfred E. Neuman & His Fershlugginer Five (1959) MAD Magazine published a number of recordings over the years, some included as tear-out vinyl 45s in various issues. Potrzebie was the B-side of the truly awful What Me Worry? From Google Translate:
Polish – “Potrzeba” (poat-seh-bah) translates to “need”
“W potrzebie” (poat-seh-byah) means “in need of”.
[h/t Memo Of The Air]
BBC News in pidgin [h/t Possum].
“Have you heard dis information?“
The coming darkness of October 14.
Percussion solo [via Feral Irishman]
Different dogs get weighed at the vet.
Messin’ with the skid [via Bunkerville].
The Memory of a Mighty River [via Memo Of The Air].
Happy 23rd Blogiversary to Everlasting Bloort & the Queen of the Illustrated Link Dump Mme. Jujive. May the Meepzorp be with you.
[Top image: Colorized still from The Wild Party (1929) starring Clara Bow and Frederic March, via The View From Lady Lake.]
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Tacky Raccoons 
Portzebie is a better riff and more expertly produced than most anything on the air today.
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Dan–
Early rock n’ roll / R&B beats just about anything from the late 70s on, and the non-promoted B-sides were often better too. I found out that a lot of the hit songs I liked growing up were covers – I also found that I liked the original versions better.
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