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Senator Bobby
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The voice of Senator Bobby was James Voight, brother of actor Jon Voight. (barma999) |
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Played on 25 shows: |
| 05-24-24, #ISGD-24-06 | | 01-22-06, #MMS-14 |
| 06-04-21, #WOTR_228 | | 02-13-05, #05-07 |
| 05-22-21, #AOTA-210522 | | 02-15-04, #XM-38 |
| 03-03-18, #AOTA-180303 | | 10-14-03, #ISGD-03-40 |
| 09-20-17, #ISGD-17-40 | | 02-09-03, #03-06 |
| 02-13-16, #ISGD-16-08 | | 02-14-99, #99-07 |
| 02-08-14, #ISGD-14-09 | | 02-26-89, #89-09 |
| 02-16-13, #AOTA-130216 | | 11-24-85, #85-47 |
| 02-09-13, #13-06 | | 11-24-85, #KMET-85-47 |
| 09-08-12, #AOTA-120908 | | 06-22-80, #80-25 |
| 09-07-08, #08-36 | | 11-18-79, #79-46 |
| 05-11-08, #MMS-112 | | 03-18-79, #79-11 |
| 02-10-08, #08-06 | | |
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fiogf49gjkf0d In 1967, "Wild Thing" was revived as a parody recording by a comedy troupe called The Hardly Worthit Players. Their version ht #20 in the US, and was recorded under the name Senator Bobby. It was a send-up of the popular Senator from New York (and younger brother of President John), Robert F. Kennedy, and loaded with in-jokes about Democratic party politics and RFK's family. The interplay between "Senator Bobby" and the producer is outlandish. The B-side was a send-up of the popular Senator from Illinois, Everett Dirkson, loaded with in-jokes about Republican party politics. The interplay between the "senator" and the producer on the "response" to "Senator Kennedy's hit record" is equally funny. The voice of Senator Bobby was James Voight, brother of actor Jon Voight. Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1968 while running for President. Everett Dirkson died in 1969. The parody version by The Hardly Worthit Players was one of the last hits for the Cameo/Parkway empire before it went belly-up in early 1969.
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