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The Simpsons
caroline: tired.
· 20 years ago
I was watching the simpsons from Sunday, and at the end, when they're on the Turkish freighter and taking hashish, this song called "Istanbul, Not Constanople" comes on, right before the RV guy sings a reprise of "I've Been Everywhere."
isn't that song from somewhere? Istanbul, i mean. i remember hearing of it somewhere...and i thought it was here. possibly. i could be wrong.
i knew i heard it here. i had a suspicion it was TMBG, too. that or those worm people.
" GIT YOURSELF SOME TMBG RIGHT NOW! *shakes a fist*" i'll work on that. but at the moment my funds are limited.
i agree completely!!
haha i was so excited when i saw that episode cause i LOVE both of those songs so much.
Dude. The version of "I've Been Everywhere" that they played at the end of the Simpsons was done by Johnny Cash, a.k.a. Space Coyote. I imagine they would have wanted him to do the Simpsonized version during the episode, except that he's dead and all. It was recently featured ina commercial for some hotel chain.
It's also in radio spots for Chicago Transit Authority.� I kept expecting a litany of Blue line stops. :-)
i wonder if the people they showed playing it were TMBG or The Four Lads...
how many people are in TMBG? because i don't think there were four people singing, although lisa was playing the sax. i'll watch it again. is the version with the long organ & trumpet duet�intro the Four Lads?
cool. thanks. and you never know who they'll have on there... it's a good song. i like it.
ha. way ahead of you. my friend sam insisted i torrent it after i missed it on sunday. so now i have it to view at leisure. :)
who did the version that was on there? it's my favorite version but i never knew who it was by. i heard the tmbg version (the one that has a long organ/trumpet section at the beginning) and this other version which i assumed was just a later version by tmbg, but i'd like to be sure.
Sure YOU think that's old, 1000 years old...
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