Unlikely Celebrities That Went On To Record A Hit Song? (1970, cartoon)

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Originally Posted by LauraC

Paul Peterson (The Donna Reed Show) - My Dad

Shelley Fabres (The Donna Reed Show and Coach) - Johnny Angel

Don Johnson had a duo song with Barbra Streisand, too, but I can't remember the name of it.

Johnny Crawford (The Rifleman) - Cindy's Birthday

Soupy Sales (The Soupy Sales Show) - The Mouse

Walter Brennan (The Real McCoys and many movies) - Old Rivers

Does Janet Jackson (Good Times) count? probably not that unlikely...

Thanx, I wasn't aware of many of them and especially surprised by Soupy Sales.

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Originally Posted by kygman

How about another oldie but goody.
Hello, Muddah! Hello Faddah!
Here I am at
Camp Grenada!

For some reason I thought Soupy Sales sang it but google doesn't mention him with that song. It does say it was written by Allen Sherman.

We used to sing that as kids, but I was clueless as to it's origins.

[Starlady01]

Richard Chamberlain -Rome will never leave you



You Always Hurt The One You Love=Richard Chamberlain

[Gerania]

I didn't know.

"In the mid-'60s, he had a hit of his own: a dance record, Soupy Sales Sez Do the Mouse..."

Soupy Sales Dies at 83: Radio-TV Host Kept Kids Laughing - TIME

[Gerania]

Soul Man by The Blues Brothers from the album Briefcase Full of Blues.


YouTube - Blues Brothers "Soul Man" Live

[revelated]

None can compare to the incomparable...


YouTube - Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (Live 2005)

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Originally Posted by revelated

None can compare to the incomparable...


YouTube - Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (Live 2005)

That's a good one; but who is it??? .

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Originally Posted by Ketabcha

David Soul and "Don't Give Up On Us Baby."

I did know that; but FORGOT...LOL.

[Ketabcha]

Originally Posted by kygman

How about another oldie but goody.
Hello, Muddah! Hello Faddah!
Here I am at
Camp Grenada!

For some reason I thought Soupy Sales sang it but google doesn't mention him with that song. It does say it was written by Allen Sherman.

I don't remember Soupy singing it (and I had lunch with him every day-lol) but Sherman had a huge hit with it back in the day.


Man...I just realized that I know all the words to that song. It's funny the things we remember from years ago.

[skinem]

What, no mention of William T. Shatner emoting his way through "Rocket Man"?

Ooooohhhh...you said "hit song"...