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Chipmunks in Low Places

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Chipmunks

Release Date September 29, 1992
And it was much better than I expected. The Chipmunks are not the kind of act I would listen to very often but they make a change from conventional singers. Originally, I steered well clear of their music but they turned up as guests on (for example Christmas albums by Alan Jackson and Jaci Velasquez so I got used to them that way. There are some good original songs together with some entertaining covers, sometimes featuring the original singer.

Guests featured on their own songs are Billy Ray Cyrus (Achy breaky heart), Aaron Tippin (There ain't nothing wrong with the radio, Tammy Wynette (Stand by your man), Alan Jackson (Don't rock the jukebox) and Waylon Jennings (Outlaws - my favorite track here). Charlie Daniels also puts in ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 242
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You Can't Fix Stupid

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Ron White

Release Date February 07, 2006
And it was much better than I expected. The Chipmunks are not the kind of act I would listen to very often but they make a change from conventional singers. Originally, I steered well clear of their music but they turned up as guests on (for example Christmas albums by Alan Jackson and Jaci Velasquez so I got used to them that way. There are some good original songs together with some entertaining covers, sometimes featuring the original singer.

Guests featured on their own songs are Billy Ray Cyrus (Achy breaky heart), Aaron Tippin (There ain't nothing wrong with the radio, Tammy Wynette (Stand by your man), Alan Jackson (Don't rock the jukebox) and Waylon Jennings (Outlaws - my favorite track here). Charlie Daniels also puts in ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 243
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A Hillbilly Tribute to AC/DC

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Hayseed Dixie

Release Date October 03, 2006
And it was much better than I expected. The Chipmunks are not the kind of act I would listen to very often but they make a change from conventional singers. Originally, I steered well clear of their music but they turned up as guests on (for example Christmas albums by Alan Jackson and Jaci Velasquez so I got used to them that way. There are some good original songs together with some entertaining covers, sometimes featuring the original singer.

Guests featured on their own songs are Billy Ray Cyrus (Achy breaky heart), Aaron Tippin (There ain't nothing wrong with the radio, Tammy Wynette (Stand by your man), Alan Jackson (Don't rock the jukebox) and Waylon Jennings (Outlaws - my favorite track here). Charlie Daniels also puts in ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 244
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Halloween Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Various

Release Date July 30, 1991
And it was much better than I expected. The Chipmunks are not the kind of act I would listen to very often but they make a change from conventional singers. Originally, I steered well clear of their music but they turned up as guests on (for example Christmas albums by Alan Jackson and Jaci Velasquez so I got used to them that way. There are some good original songs together with some entertaining covers, sometimes featuring the original singer.

Guests featured on their own songs are Billy Ray Cyrus (Achy breaky heart), Aaron Tippin (There ain't nothing wrong with the radio, Tammy Wynette (Stand by your man), Alan Jackson (Don't rock the jukebox) and Waylon Jennings (Outlaws - my favorite track here). Charlie Daniels also puts in ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 245
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Las Vegas Grind Vol.2: Louie's Limbo Lounge

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 08, 2008
And it was much better than I expected. The Chipmunks are not the kind of act I would listen to very often but they make a change from conventional singers. Originally, I steered well clear of their music but they turned up as guests on (for example Christmas albums by Alan Jackson and Jaci Velasquez so I got used to them that way. There are some good original songs together with some entertaining covers, sometimes featuring the original singer.

Guests featured on their own songs are Billy Ray Cyrus (Achy breaky heart), Aaron Tippin (There ain't nothing wrong with the radio, Tammy Wynette (Stand by your man), Alan Jackson (Don't rock the jukebox) and Waylon Jennings (Outlaws - my favorite track here). Charlie Daniels also puts in ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 246
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I Laughed...I Cried...I Fudged My Undies

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by: Red Peters

Release Date September 26, 1995
And it was much better than I expected. The Chipmunks are not the kind of act I would listen to very often but they make a change from conventional singers. Originally, I steered well clear of their music but they turned up as guests on (for example Christmas albums by Alan Jackson and Jaci Velasquez so I got used to them that way. There are some good original songs together with some entertaining covers, sometimes featuring the original singer.

Guests featured on their own songs are Billy Ray Cyrus (Achy breaky heart), Aaron Tippin (There ain't nothing wrong with the radio, Tammy Wynette (Stand by your man), Alan Jackson (Don't rock the jukebox) and Waylon Jennings (Outlaws - my favorite track here). Charlie Daniels also puts in ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 247
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Extemporaneous

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Brute Force

Release Date April 26, 2004
Let's come on like an objective fact: The greatest lost pop artefact in the history of recorded time is 'Confections Of Love' by Brute Force (Columbia, 1968)....'Extemporaneous' is no 'Confections Of Love' but it is still a vital recording of a Pop Zeus (Stephen Friedland) stomping around the stage, melody effortlessly falling from his free associating gob. It spills onto his white robes and the worlds' most stoned audience laugh like beagles in a lab. The studio extras on this CD (Tapeworm Of Love, King Of Fuh, Nobody Knows What's Going On In My Mind But Me, Vicky) are more significant than the entire back catalogue of that Rolling-Bowie-Dylan-Beatles Band that used to be all the rage. Buy this CD then lobby your government to stop pissing ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 248
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Hits from Outer Space

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by: Dr. Demento

Release Date February 11, 2003
Let's come on like an objective fact: The greatest lost pop artefact in the history of recorded time is 'Confections Of Love' by Brute Force (Columbia, 1968)....'Extemporaneous' is no 'Confections Of Love' but it is still a vital recording of a Pop Zeus (Stephen Friedland) stomping around the stage, melody effortlessly falling from his free associating gob. It spills onto his white robes and the worlds' most stoned audience laugh like beagles in a lab. The studio extras on this CD (Tapeworm Of Love, King Of Fuh, Nobody Knows What's Going On In My Mind But Me, Vicky) are more significant than the entire back catalogue of that Rolling-Bowie-Dylan-Beatles Band that used to be all the rage. Buy this CD then lobby your government to stop pissing ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 249
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Beelzebubba

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Dead Milkmen

Release Date August 04, 2003
Let's come on like an objective fact: The greatest lost pop artefact in the history of recorded time is 'Confections Of Love' by Brute Force (Columbia, 1968)....'Extemporaneous' is no 'Confections Of Love' but it is still a vital recording of a Pop Zeus (Stephen Friedland) stomping around the stage, melody effortlessly falling from his free associating gob. It spills onto his white robes and the worlds' most stoned audience laugh like beagles in a lab. The studio extras on this CD (Tapeworm Of Love, King Of Fuh, Nobody Knows What's Going On In My Mind But Me, Vicky) are more significant than the entire back catalogue of that Rolling-Bowie-Dylan-Beatles Band that used to be all the rage. Buy this CD then lobby your government to stop pissing ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 250
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Orcastrated

CD-Charts > Music > Novelty
by: Toy Dolls

Release Date October 21, 2002
Let's come on like an objective fact: The greatest lost pop artefact in the history of recorded time is 'Confections Of Love' by Brute Force (Columbia, 1968)....'Extemporaneous' is no 'Confections Of Love' but it is still a vital recording of a Pop Zeus (Stephen Friedland) stomping around the stage, melody effortlessly falling from his free associating gob. It spills onto his white robes and the worlds' most stoned audience laugh like beagles in a lab. The studio extras on this CD (Tapeworm Of Love, King Of Fuh, Nobody Knows What's Going On In My Mind But Me, Vicky) are more significant than the entire back catalogue of that Rolling-Bowie-Dylan-Beatles Band that used to be all the rage. Buy this CD then lobby your government to stop pissing ... Read More: