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About MFRO
Visit the zany world of Danderloo where east
meets west in an orgy of
oompah and belly dance
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A simple little comedic pop song, kind of kitsch, in the style of Ray Stevens. Obviously, the name is a play on the title: 'Jailhouse Rock'.
*Featuring the vocals of Rob Di Milchmann, America's polite cousin, Albus Cud*
'Alehouse Jock'
There's a guy, who is a comeback king
In a black, shiny leather, '68 kind of thing
Well it's a one for the money,
and two for Alehouse Jock
He listens to Elvis most of the day
And when he goes out, he wears a mean 'DA' (see link)
People talk, but he don't care, cause he's
Alehouse Jock
Now don't you be deceived,
For he's not Crying In the Chapel
And if gossip is to be believed
A glass of whisky is always His Latest Flame
He says, Love me Tender, Love Me True
And forever I will be your GI Blue
Well it's a one for the money,
and two for Alehouse Jock
Now you might find Jock, one day
Lying In The Ghetto
But that doesn't mean to say
He is Always On My Mind
He says, Love me Tender, Love Me True
And forever I will be your GI Blue
Well it's a one for the money,
and two for Alehouse Jock
'Trantangulo'
"To dance the tango is one thing; to dance the tango on a moving train is another. Therein lies the dilemma."
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Editor's Choice:
'Rocky Baroquey'
"Too far to feel the sun, too close to see the moon"
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Featured original:
'Alehouse Jock'
"There's a guy, who is a comeback king In a black, shiny leather, '68 kind of thing"
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Featured Cover:
'I Cant Tell You Why'
Country Rock nostalgia (and the fight scene)
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'Prince Buster:
'Enjoy Yourself' (it's later than you think)