Spike Jones And His City Slickers - Too Young So Elp Me

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Review by Geraldo Fernandes

Spike Jones And His City Slickers' album "Too Young So Help Me" is a delightful trip down memory lane for those who appreciate classic comedy music. The album features a variety of songs that are guaranteed to make listeners laugh out loud, from the silly lyrics to the absurd sound effects.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Ya Wanna Buy a Bunny?" which features a hilarious conversation between a salesman and a potential customer about purchasing a rabbit. The song is punctuated by the sounds of rabbits hopping and munching on carrots, adding to the comedic effect.

Another memorable track is "The Glow-Worm," which starts off as a straightforward rendition of the classic song before devolving into a chaotic mess of sound effects and nonsensical lyrics. It's a perfect example of the zany humor that Spike Jones And His City Slickers were known for.

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TrackDurationPreview
So 'Elp Me
Too Young

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Catalog Numbers

  • 47-4209
  • 20-4209

Labels

RCA Victor

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single
  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

About Spike Jones And His City Slickers

Orchestra / band, active from the early 1940s to the mid 1950s, which specialized in performing satirical arrangements of popular songs. Ballads and classical works receiving the Jones treatment would be punctuated with gunshots, whistles, cowbells, and outlandish vocals. The group came to be due to drummer Spike Jones growing bored with playing the same music each night he performed with The Victor Young Orchestra; First to be recruited was Delmar Porter, who sang with -- a vocal and ocarina quartet Jones had backed on Decca Records -- was Jones' partner in musical mayhem from the outset. Porter led a six-piece group called the Feather Merchants, which was managed by Jones before it gradually evolved into the City Slickers. They soon found other like-minded musicians and together they began playing parodies of standard songs for their own entertainment. The musicians wanted their wives to share in their enjoyment, so they recorded their weekly performances. One of the recordings somehow made its way into the hands of an RCA Victor executive, who offered the musicians a recording contract. The first record made by the City Slickers was Der Fuehrer's Face. Because of the success of the record, Jones turned from being the group's drummer to being its bandleader. He initially thought the popularity he and the City Slickers enjoyed as a result of the record would fade. Audiences kept wanting to hear more from Jones and his band, so he began working at more comic arrangements for the group. The band released their last album in 1956, calling it a day soon afterward due to Jones wishing to perform "more serious" music.

Name Vars

  • City Slickers
  • City Slickers, The
  • Davey Crackpot & The Mexican Jumping Beans
  • Hollywood Bowling Choral Group And Bull, The
  • Spice Jones & His City Slickers
  • Spike Jones
  • Spike Jones & His City Orchestra
  • Spike Jones & His City Slickers
  • Spike Jones & His City Slickers*
  • Spike Jones & The City Slickers
  • Spike Jones And City Slickers
  • Spike Jones And His City Slickers & Chorus
  • Spike Jones And His City Slickers With Chorus
  • Spike Jones And His City Slickers with The Boys In the Backroom
  • Spike Jones And His City Snickers
  • Spike Jones And His Orchestra
  • Spike Jones And His Snickers
  • Spike Jones And The City Slickers
  • Spike Jones City Slickers
  • Spike Jones Et Ses City Slickers
  • Spike Jones Y Su Orquesta
  • Spike Jones Y Sus \
  • Spike Jones Y Sus City Slickers
  • Spike Jones y sus \
  • Spike Jones y sus City Slickers
  • The Boys From The Back Room
  • The Boys In The Back Room
  • The City Slickers
  • The Country Dodgers
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Members

  • Spike Jones
  • Dick Morgan
  • Carl Grayson
  • Doodles Weaver
  • Red Ingle
  • Sir Frederick Gas
  • George Rock
  • Freddy Morgan
  • Dr. Horatio Q. Birdbath
  • Del Porter
  • Luther Rountree
  • Carl Hoefle
  • Dick Gardner
  • Beauregard Lee
  • Billy Barty
  • Joe Siracusa
  • Joe Washburne
  • Jad Paul
  • John Stanley
  • King Jackson
  • Don Anderson
  • Luther Roundtree
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Summary by Geraldo Fernandes

"Too Young So Help Me" is a must-listen for anyone who loves comedy music. The album is a testament to Spike Jones And His City Slickers' unique sense of humor and their ability to turn even the most mundane topics into something hilarious.

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