Well really a shouter but over all pretty good.  Well I came across Jerry Lee Lewis while watching a Movie on tv where the main actor was a fan of him and sang parts of his songs.  So Jerry was popular years ago and music has changed so much since that time.  Hope you enjoy it.
Carl2

To go with the weather here today.

  Well I remember that song for sure.
Carl2

Well got my Ryzen, it's a bit of a monster 

Pretty good, no idea how he did that.
Carl2

Did what Carl?

I enjoyed that. It's not something I would listen to a lot, but occasionally it's fun.

I reckon the Professor is part inspired by the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band 

Neil Innes, the singer, worked a lot with Eric Idle and was in the Beatles spoof group called The Ruttles. I think he worked on the songs for Monty Python too. I've seen interviews of him and he always came across as a nice, talented chap. He passed away recently sadly.

Short and sweet track that Freddy 

I didn't know who sung the song, now I do, sad he has passed away.

While wandering around the internet I came across Uncle Kracker whom I used to like so I put some links in.  I thought this was kind of funny.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXOUEqRo7NY&list=PL9B46E129B340F10C&index=3

The next link is a more popular song I liked
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Gjx-ZQuQ_Y&list=PL9B46E129B340F10C&index=1
Carl2

I enjoyed the comical songs Carl 

Back to the Neil Innes theme



This one that was sort of ripped by Oasis



Wiki

Never seen Innes sing that before. I see the similarity - thanks for the Wiki link, most interesting.

 

I don't know why Nimoy didn't make another career out of music 

Here's a blast from the past, Lloyd Cole. I don't hear much about him now, but I was a big fan of his back in the day when I was a student. I went to see him live once and he was very good.

How about some Bowie