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This week an potential "Cheezy Collectible" album profile recorded by a woman who makes it all about her, torturous sounding songs from a 1950s kids album, and an "Instant Cheeze" by a parody artist that's truly a sign of the times.

Mcgruff the Crime Dog not only takes a bit outta crime....he might take a bite outta cheeze, an EZ listening icon takes on disco, and a celebrity slip up by one of hollywood's meanest villains in the last 60 years....Believe it Or Not.

Digging into the cheezy vault of past music offerings once again

A look at a one album group that might make you head off into a number of directions

We go back to a time when drinking songs prevailed and you often sang them under a table, Bob Dylan gets the moog treatment and we really deep dive into a chart topping cheezy about romantic rodents like never have when we played the song before. Yeah, you know what you're in for now.

The cutting room floor looks at a largely forgotten film that just sounds cheezy about a Hootenanny. It should be a hoot! 50 guitars will fit into a recording studio to lush away at your ears, and disco and Star Wars did collide in the 70s....strange but true, and you might not want to admit you know about it.

We're gonna make you an offer you might refuse but hope you won't as we look at a comical side of "The Godfather" some well known hits of the early 70s get an EZ listening makeover but really shouldn't and the Limburger Lounge goes discoless with a disco song. Kapiche?

With Canada in the news lately, we look at some of the cheezy Canadian songs we've played in the past, some victrola era age worn and dusty instrumentals, and we couldn't afford the Beach Boys in the Limburger Lounge, but the Great Imposters are the more budget conscious choice.

It's our "Not Quite The Beatles" special as most of the Beatles songs are really not that cheezy...but we found versions that are.

We look at probably the most famous man named "Thurl" out there, A quick trip to Hawaii for your ears, and a Limburger Lounge typical of the 1960s and 70s Lounge scene....we think anyway...we weren't old enough to stick our head into those dark liquor filled caverns of a largely forgotten culture filled with questionable musical talents of the ages. Wow...pretty descriptive for something we really don't know a lot about.

A Limburger Lounge spotlight delving into a world from a bygone era and you might be glad it's gone after you come back from it, Ukelele's make fun teaching instruments, and a Celebrity Slip up with a song about smiling, which celebs know how to do far too well, much like used car salesmen in this case.

This week, out of our "I can't believe someone listened to or bought this" file, comes the 1960s oddity that was Mrs. Elva Miller. Also, the guy who largely conducted his albums...and a fresh cheezy track in the limburger lounge that goes real bad right, before your very ears.

We are off to Broadway with a Celeb Slip Up Profile on a cast album with an actor not known to sing and a few cheezy songs to emphasize why, A classic rock song without sound classic rock like, and the Limburger Lounge goes a hard core 70s country lounge feel. Variety? the other radio stations don't know what cheezy variety really is...but you do.

A look at a positive children's album from the 1980s, music for bowling that will have you swinging and a celebrity slip up you might actually find useful advice. Go Figure!

We'll hang out with Allan Sherman and play cheezy parody songs so get ready to swing your liver, Klaus actually does an entire song insteas of medleys and a monkee goes crazy on a record....yep more of the same you can hang out at the water cooler and tell everyone about...or is it a zoom call these days?