In an unsurprising but deeply satisfying development, my five year old son Declan is turning into a “Weird Al” Yankovic super-fan.
Read MoreOur big journey BACK through “Weird Al” Yankovic’s life’s work hits a fascinating first in the punky Tonio K. tribute “Happy Birthday”, a minor little number with a shockingly large number of distinctions, including Al recording no less than three different versions over a period of decades.
Read MoreOur DEEP dive back into the work of “Weird Al:” Yankovic continues with an affectionate look at one of Al’s most important early songs: the Queen parody “Another One Rides the Bus.” Now with author’s commentary and a header image that does not suck.
Read MoreOur loving look back at the entirety of Al’s recording career continues with the only song from this column that DIDN’T make it into the Weird Accordion to Al: the “My Bologna” b-side “School Cafeteria”
Read MoreOur journey back through the complete discography of “Weird Al” Yankovic begins with his very first major label release, the Capitol Records single version of his parody of the Knack’s “My Sharona”, “My Bologna.”
Read MoreThere were times I feared I would never be able to say this but THE WEIRD ACCORDION TO AL BOOK IS FINISHED, IT’S AMAZING AND YOU CAN BUY IT NOW ON AMAZON NOW AND HAVE IT TOMORROW!
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