My choice, all of the above.

All of the Above!!!

Though some I've never heard of...and don't want to hear.  :P

No WAY I could say All of the above....There were a few gems in there. "Rex Smith"- "David Soul"....so instead of going with the most obvious choice of Telly "Who Love Ya, Baby" Salvalas, I went With Travolta....ONLY because his voice cracks horribly near the end of that song!

I went with Stallone....not that I've heard the song, but somehow, the thought scares me.  :o

I have to admit, Rex Smith was a big crush of mine in the 70's. (which is why I couldn't go with all of the above)  And Shatner's "Lucy" was a classic!  ;) ;D

Oh, I gotta go with L.S.D. by Captain Kirk. Then again, it's so freakin' hilarious that it's almost redeems itself with its comedic value. Was Kirk trying to be serious or was he being a goofball? That's the beauty of this song, you DON'T KNOW. ;)

Oh, I gotta go with L.S.D. by Captain Kirk. Then again, it's so freakin' hilarious that it's almost redeems itself with its comedic value. Was Kirk trying to be serious or was he being a goofball? That's the beauty of this song, you DON'T KNOW. ;)


Oh yes...can't argue with that! Although I think his 'version' was recorded in 1968, the same year that Mr Harris strangled 'MacArthur Park'...

I'll throw one into the mix - it's probably only known to the British (which is no bad thing!)...a quite, er...'stunning' re-tread of 'You're The One That I Want' by veteran comic acting duo Hylda Baker & Arthur Mullard...it probably had John & Livvy quaking in their boots (with fear...!!)

There should be plenty of opportunities to download it, if you dare...!!

I went with Stallone....not that I've heard the song, but somehow, the thought scares me.  :o

I have to admit, Rex Smith was a big crush of mine in the 70's. (which is why I couldn't go with all of the above)  And Shatner's "Lucy" was a classic!  ;) ;D
I voted for Stallone. I can't believe the David Soul song was included in there >:(

I went with "all of the above", but wanted to say EXCEPT FOR MacArthur Park (1968, I believe).

The song is funky, true, but I'd be lying if I didn't say I turn the radio up and listen to it every time I do catch it on the radio, which is about once every 5-6 years.

It's sooooooooo, 1960s! 8)

(I was in Los Angeles a while back (and near downtown) and had to see MacArthur Park for myself, or as Richard Harris would say "MacArthur's Park")

;) ;D

I didn't know Telly Savalas could sing :o

There's one unmentioned stinker: Vicky Lawrence (Forgot song title, but I know it had something to do with Georgia)

There's one unmentioned stinker: Vicky Lawrence (Forgot song title, but I know it had something to do with Georgia)
That would be "The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia", woops ;)

For you masochists out there, Stallone's song is from the "Paradise Alley" movie soundtrack. :-
I went with Stallone....not that I've heard the song, but somehow, the thought scares me.  :o

I have to admit, Rex Smith was a big crush of mine in the 70's. (which is why I couldn't go with all of the above)  And Shatner's "Lucy" was a classic!  ;) ;D

It was "The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia, and I didn't feel Vicki acted in anything other than "The Carol Burnett Show" to warrant her being an actress. :-\\

There's one unmentioned stinker: Vicky Lawrence (Forgot song title, but I know it had something to do with Georgia)

Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds-William Shatner ! :o

All of the Above

All of the above.

I'll throw one into the mix - it's probably only known to the British (which is no bad thing!)...a quite, er...'stunning' re-tread of 'You're The One That I Want' by veteran comic acting duo Hylda Baker & Arthur Mullard...it probably had John & Livvy quaking in their boots (with fear...!!)

There should be plenty of opportunities to download it, if you dare...!!


Heh heh. Yeah, I've heard that version .