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Lenny and the Squigtones Album Download Lenny and the Squigtones Album Download lenny and the squigtones album download Lenny and the squigtones album download. LENNY & SQUIGGY Lenny And The Squigtones. Released : 1979 Created by : David L. Lander (Squiggy) Time : 40: 29. 01 Vamp On (0:47) 02 Night After Night (2:31) 03 Creature Without A Head (3:41) 04 King Of The Cars (2:18) 05 Squiggy's Wedding Day (5:57) 06 Love Is A Terrible Thing (2:52) 07 Babyland (For Eva Squiggmann) (3:12) 08 If Only I'd've Listened To Mama (2:25) 09 So's Your Old Testament (1:28) 10 Sister-In-Law (3:10) 11 Honor Farm (2:10) 12 StarCrossed (3:07) 13 Only Women Cry (1:37) 14 Foreign Legion Of Love (4:18) 15 Vamp Off (0:56) (NBLP 7149) released 1979 by Casablanca Records. LABEL : USA : Casablanca Records - NBLP 7149. musicians : Lenny (Michael McKean) - guitar, harmonica, vocals Nigel Tufnel (Christopher Guest) - guitar, clarinet, vocals Ming The Merciless (Don Poncher) - drums Lars Svenki (Murphy Dunne) - keyboards, vocals Squiggy (David L. Lander) - squigophone, vocals Dwight Knight (Steve Benderoth) - bass, vocals Jay Seigel - background vocals. NOTES : Produced by Dave Appell and Hank Medress Associate producer : Steve Benderoth Recorded live at the Roxy in Hollywood, CA. Extra NOTES : It's a little known fact , but for a long time it was supposed that it was KISS drummer Peter Criss on the photo (center >>) without his famous "cat" costume and make-up, though Peter Criss denies it was him. He was credited as a drummer named "Ming The Merciless" even though he didn't play on the album. None noticed back then, until 2002, after it was mentioned in the KISS Book "Alive & Forever" (by Curt Gooch and Jess Suhs). In 2012 Michael McKean responded on his twitter that "Peter Criss was nowhere near this project. The drummer (on the photograph) is Don Poncher, aka Ming the Merciless". Lenny and the Squigtones is a musical group composed of Michael McKean and David Lander, the two actors who played the characters Lenny and Squiggy on the television series Laverne & Shirley. The group's eponymous debut album, Lenny and the Squigtones, was released on the Casablanca label in 1979. Otherwise forgetable, the album is now a collector�s item because of credited guitar work by future Spinal Tap member Nigel Tufnel (Christopher Guest). Included an early version of "Heavy Duty", which was later recorded by Spinal Tap. Also includes 'Murph', the keyboard player from The Blues Brothers. Lenny & Squiggy. If it weren't for certain surprising and, in retrospect, wonderful connections to some of rock music's funniest moments, the team of Lenny & Squiggy might have been written off as mere late-'70s pop… Read Full Biography. Biography ↓ Discography ↓ Songs ↓ Credits ↓ facebook twitter tumblr. Artist Biography by Ned Raggett. If it weren't for certain surprising and, in retrospect, wonderful connections to some of rock music's funniest moments, the team of Lenny & Squiggy might have been written off as mere late-'70s pop culture. As it was, the fame of the duo relied solely on the smash TV sitcom Laverne and Shirley, a nostalgia-laden look back at Milwaukee of the early '60s itself, spun off from the equally retrospective Happy Days. The two were nerdish greasers known for bursting into the main characters' apartment without knocking -- if nothing else pioneering the equally ephemeral fame of Kramer in Seinfeld two decades later. Whiny, ridiculous, and just plain dumb, the duo at its best hilariously twisted the rough cool of early Marlon Brando and James Dean into entertaining laughs, especially with its nutty band Lenny & the Squigtones. The secret of the characters' success, though, lay in the talented performers who played them: Michael McKean and David Lander, respectively. Both were veterans of the Credibility Gap, a Firesign Theatre-inspired L.A. comedy troupe that also involved accomplished satirist Harry Shearer. McKean also had some band work under his belt thanks to a stint in the Left Banke, a musical training that would come in handy with Lenny & Squiggy and beyond. So popular was the duo and its show that McKean and Lander found themselves able to sign a deal with Casablanca -- no fools, they decided they wanted to stage their own show as Lenny & the Squigtones, enabling their work to stand on its own. The end result, recorded live at Los Angeles' Roxy in 1979, was the slightly redundantly titled Lenny & the Squigtones, at once a wickedly funny take on late- '50s/early-'60s pop rock and a great extension of the cool-only-to-themselves characters. No more albums surfaced from the duo, which disappeared along with the show as the early '80s continued. However, its sole album proved prescient in more ways than one, when McKean hooked up with Shearer and one of the Squigtones' guitarists -- Christopher Guest -- and created the idea of an equally parodic romp through heavy metal with a band called Spinal Tap. And the rest, as they say, is history. Lenny & the Squigtones. With Lander yelping at the audience to "sit down, relax, and dance" as the band takes to the stage, Squigtones makes a darn good case that the truly successful joke/music duo of the Carter administration were these guys instead of the Blues Brothers. Steering clear of covers in favor of their own nutball pastiches and lyrical loopiness, McKean and Lander are at once better and funnier than, say, Sha Na Na as well. While it helps to have been familiar with the Lenny & Squiggy schtick from the Laverne and Shirley shows, the two actors wisely don't reference the TV appearances much -- it's a standalone goof and works just right as that. Backed by a capable five-piece band, with McKean's future Spinal Tap bandmate Christopher Guest on guitar (and credited as Nigel Tufnel!), McKean and Lander tackle both their between-song patter and musical efforts with entertaining gusto, playing off the enthusiastic audience without breaking character. When it comes to the music, there's everything from teen death songs like "Starcrossed" to the easy swinging title track to the "unproduced" horror classic "Creature Without a Head." One absolute scream that has to be heard by all Brian Wilson fanatics is "King of the Cars," an early Beach Boys-style surf rocker with especially nutty work. McKean has the better voice, able to sing it straight and throw in a few amusing basso profundo parts, but Lander has a fine falsetto that works well, and they harmonize more than fine when required. As for the spoken-word parts between songs, where to begin? "So's Your Old Testament" finds the two arguing over Jesus' religion -- Catholic or Lutheran? -- while some of the throwaways nail it. Thus the introduction to the dramatic ballad "Foreign Legion of Love" -- "This next song is about the mysterious East! Home of the mysterious Easter Bunny!" Lenny And The Squigtones - Lenny & Squiggy Present Lenny And The Squigtones download free. Label variation: Side 1/Side 2 is printed on right side of labels. Has a 25 under the word stereo at the 3'oclock position https://www.localhost/label/376197-Columbia-Records-Pressing-Plant-Santa-Maria. Invaluable Assistance: Suzy Frank, Fran Block, Hilary Gleason, Phyllis Chotin, Chris Whorf Management and Direction: Ivan Hoffman, Los Angeles, California Fan Inquiries: Lenny & Squiggy Underground P.O. Box 639 350 Canal Street Station New York, New York, 10033 Has a 25 under the word stereo at the 3'oclock position on both sides === This is the Lenny & Squiggy originally of Laverne & Shirley fame. Michael McKean (Lenny) and Christopher Guest (Nigel Tufnel) later appeared together in Spinal Tap and The Folksmen. The keyboard player, Murphy Dunne, played with The Blues Brothers. Ming The Merciless was once purported to be Kiss drummer Peter Criss (without "cat" costume and make-up), though Criss denied it was him. McKean has since stated it was drummer Don Poncher. Lenny & the Squigtones - "The Jolliest Fat Man" Videos for Engineers. Most people who were around in the 1970s -- and who are also still around today ;-) -- remember the sitcom "Laverne & Shirley." It was popular as a part of the whole 1950s renaissance that was happening with shows like "Happy Days," "Grease," "American Graffiti," et al, that captured the attention of the parents of we teenagers as well as weselves [sic]. I was being held against my will at Southern Senior High School at the time, and many of the kids had adopted a "greaser" lifestyle that included cigarette packs rolled up in t-shirt sleeves and Brylcreem in the hair (mainly just the guys), leather jackets and Keds high-top sneakers (guys and gals), and poodle skirts and saddle Oxford shoes (mainly just the gals). Two weirdo characters, Lenny and Squiggy, made cameo appearances in just about every Laverne & Shirley show, but occasionally they were the main players. Such was the case in the episode titled ,"Oh Hear the Angels' Voices," (season 2) where Carmine talks the crew into performing in a Christmas show at the local mental hospital. It was then that Lenny & the Squigtones made their musical debut while singing, "The Jolliest Fat Man." Thanks to the miracle that is the Internet, you can watch the performance below. Merry Christmas, and you're welcome. Lenny & the Squigtones - "The Jolliest Fat Man" (Yes, the guy in the doctor's garb on the sideline is Dr .Johnny Fever from the WKRP in Cincinnati show) The Jolliest Fat Man Lyrics* (Laverne & Shirley - 1976, Season 2) Performed by David L. Lander (Squiggy) and Michael McKean (Lenny, on guitar) Squiggy: It was Christmas Eve night at the poorhouse, And all of the poorpers[sic] were there, I stepped in because it was snowing, And snow always screws up my hair.
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