Fun Music Information -> Kay Kyser

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Music Performer Pseudonyms:

Also known as: James King Kern Kyser. Submitted by: united

Use a Song Title to Answer a Different Song:

Song & Band Name	Song & Band Name
"Rock And Roll Band," Boston	"Playmates," Kay Kyser
"Let's Be Lovers," The Playmates	"Playmates," Kay Kyser
"I'm So Tired," The Beatles	"Gotta Get Some Shut-Eye," Kay Kyser
"Can You Read Between The Lines?," Kay Kyser	"Read Between The Lines," Dave Melillo
There are additional songs titles that answer other songs available.

Remove a Letter From a Song Title:

"A Zoo Suit" originally "A Zoot Suit"

Wendy Torrance

"Ho Wouldn't Love You?" originally "Who Wouldn't Love You?"

Wendy Torrance

Change a Letter:

"Who Wouldn't Move You?" originally "Who Wouldn't Love You?"

Maddie's The Boss

"Who Wouldn't Lose You?" originally "Who Wouldn't Love You?"

Maddie's The Boss

Song Parody Lyrics:

Original Song Name	Parody Song Name	Parody Author
"Slow Boat To China"	"Phone Call To China"	Bob Gomez
"On A Slow Boat To China"	"On A Carnival Liner"	Airfarcewon
"Three Little Fishies"	"Some Nerdy Newbie"	Tokusou Sentai Blessranger
"Three Little Fishies"	"Split Atom Fission"	Alvin Rhodes
"Three Little Fishies (Itty Bitty Poo)"	"Itty Bitty Foos"	Adagio

Misheard Lyrics:

"A Zoot Suit"

Misheard Lyrics:

I want to look keen, so my dream will say
You don't look like Zainbow.

Original Lyrics:

I want to look keen, so my dream will say
You don't look like the same beau.

"Woody Woodpecker Song"

Misheard Lyrics:

Though it doesn't make sense to the dolls and the gents.

Original Lyrics:

Though it doesn't make sense to the dull and the dense.

Nonsensical Song Lyrics:

"On A Slow Boat To China"

The Nonsensical Lyrics:

There is no verse to this song

Why They're Nonsensical:

This song does have verses. [Editor's note: This song came out in 1948, but since there is no "40s" in the listbox, the thing to do would be to put it in "misc"... but that only appears on the misheard form and not any of the real lyrics forms. So, I used the "christian" setting.]

Submitted by: Candy Welty