Patriotism abounds on the Jukebox this week for America's 250th Birthday! Frankie & Der Bingle stop by to extol the virtues of Freedom! You Never Had It So Good!

As we celebrate America's big 250th Birthday bash on the Jukebox this week, we need to play this song. I always imagine my greatgrandparents coming here in the early 1900s when I hear it. Neil Diamond with- America

We kick off America's 250 birthday bash this Superstar Week with songs celebrating America- or in this case- American ingenuity! One of America's best bands- The Beach Boys kick things off with- Spirit Of America

Happy 100th Birthday to the one & only Mel Brooks! This is actually probably my favorite creation of his, done at the time he starred in the To Be Or Not To Be remake. Get ready to Heil the comedy legend with- The Hitler Rap!

We bid a fond farewell to Allan Sherman, with a parody of "You Came A Long Way From St Louis" now repurposed as- You Went The Wrong Way Old King Louie.

Much like his taking on Youth Culture in his "Crazy Downtown" Parody, Allan Sherman took on the Fab Four at the hight of their popularity with- Pop Hates The Beatles

Allan Sherman is at it again! This time with a parody of Taste of Honey" (originally an instrumental by Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass)- A Waste Of Money!

Allan Sherman with a song probably inspired by the newfound Halloween novilty craze after Monster Mash- 1964's My Son, The Vampire

Allen Sherman was the precurser to Weird Al, but back then artists were unlikely to give you permission for a parody, leading Sherman to make most of his parodies from public domain songs. He lucked out when he made a hit from Petula Clark's- Downtown

Allen Sherman followed up his smash hit Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh with the rare sequel song. The humor is a bit edgier here than the last. Prepare for the- Return To Camp Granada