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Date Posted: 06:10:55 08/08/05 Mon
Author: Old Music Collector (aka Reinhardt)
Subject: Re: looking for a song title and artist
In reply to: Brynjolf 's message, "looking for a song title and artist" on 17:21:54 07/26/05 Tue

>I am looking for the title of a song where in the
>refrain the artist just keeps on singing for what
>seems like forever without a breath. all I can
>remember of the song is "..he flopped around like he
>was dead..." and "...now we wont be getting our share
>of the will cause you killed our uncle William!". it
>is a very up tempo song. I believe I heard it on the
>Moskowitz show many years ago. I do envy those of you
>in Seattle who can listen to the Madman. I am now in
>Montana and reception is a little on the weak side! :)
>thanks

You're thinking of "Milligan's Hill" by Dr. Bad Breath.
They're also the ones who did "Stinky Breath".

You can hear the Madman over the Internet by going to

http://www.kser.org/

and following the links.

Music with Moskoiwtz is now heard on Saturday afternoons from noon until 2pm, and that is Pacific (West coast of USA) time.

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