Showing posts with label parody. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parody. Show all posts

Sunday, November 10, 2013

Dylan Parodies

I have become the Dylan Parodies writer for the EDLIS Cafe after I wrote this blog entry, and I have had many suggestions many of which I would call comedies rather than parodies, so started another collection called Dylan Comedies.  Here's the blog collection with new additions added to the bottom:

Since I wrote one I thought I should start a collection of them to make it easier to find, but I'm left disappointed in my first hour of investigating.  I believe a parody perfected by Weird Al, only he had the best one.




Tim Heidecker, of Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! fame, has “leaked” Bob Dylan’s Super Bowl halftime song (the folk legend isn’t really performing this year, but let’s play along), and it’s just as strange and hilarious as you would imagine.  http://www.ifc.com/fix/2013/01/tim-heidecker-bob-dylan-super-bowl-parody



Some think a parody is just singing like Bob...

Here's a Joan Baez doing it http://youtu.be/tmx8uAxD41w?t=3m39s

Or John Lennon... not sure if the words are his or not :



"Did you know that American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan is actually repsonsible for every hit song of the past 35 years?"... so this next one is funny but again to me it's not a true a parody.



Here's mine and a link to the lyrics... 



The National Lampoon did some great work and many of the songs are in Grooveshark that you can listen to at http://grooveshark.com/#!/search?q=dylan+parodies  The one I enjoyed the most is the Polka Dot Undies



Then Loudon Wainwright III uses his talking style that he borrowed from Woody to do this song about his story about the new Bob Dylans...

Dylan Comedies

With my connection to EDLIS Cafe as the guy who collects Dylan Parodies, many of the suggestions were more comedies.  So I thought it was best to put them into a collection too.

Did you know that Dylan turned the Rutles on to Tea?



He was a late night pitch man for a CD?



Of course Saturday Night Live's skit is wonderful and shows Woody gives Bob all of his songs:

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Downton Arby's - great Scott, great spoof

There are so many spoofs of Downton Abbey out there; and this is one of my favorites.