I had more luck at my local op-shop, where this record cover jumped off the shelf for fifty cents.
It would be too easy to run a caption contest on this one.
("You Can't Be True, Dear.") reportedly sold something like 3.5 million copies, but the funny thing is that the hit version was actual a dub of vocals by singer Jerry Wayne over a copy of the tune recorded by Griffin as an instrumental number for skating rinks.
Space Age Pop
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Blatant.
The blonde looks like a dill.
She certainly looks more clueless than the brunette, whose body language is signalling a degree of doubt (or amber, anyway.)
I think you two are being somewhat disingenuous for Carry-On value. (Ooo, well I never!)
It's quite obvious to my discerning eye that the two boys are sharing a Montgolfier moment as they dream of the day they take their first hot-air balloon ride.
"From party balloons do zeppelins sprout."
I can't remember who said that, but I'm sure he, or possibly her, was quite wise. But only quite.
"Jerry, I told you they weren't balloons."
No strings attatched...
Close Encounters of the Fifth Dimension?
Anyway must fly, and buy up the op-shop's entire Ken Griffin Organ collection at 50c a Pop. It's lucky that FX doesn't know where it is. ha.
How many of these little babies would you need for air, Roy?
Don't know Ron. Depends on the ballast I spose.
Hey, hey, hey, we're happy today Roy, remember. None of this gloomy "catch the wind" routine.
Let this be a warning, kids: helium balloons can get you high.
Just shooting the breeze, Ron.
Shooting-up the breeze.
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