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brayton_headshot_wre_1443.jpg Ed Brayton is a journalist, commentator and speaker. He is the co-founder and president of Michigan Citizens for Science and co-founder of The Panda's Thumb. He has written for such publications as The Bard, Skeptic and Reports of the National Center for Science Education, spoken in front of many organizations and conferences, and appeared on nationally syndicated radio shows and on C-SPAN. Ed is also a Fellow with the Center for Independent Media and the host of Declaring Independence, a one hour weekly political talk show on WPRR in Grand Rapids, Michigan.(static)

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Youtube Gems: Roy Zimmerman

Posted on: March 30, 2007 9:30 AM, by Ed Brayton

A reader left a link to one of these videos and it was great. I'd never heard of Roy Zimmerman before, and I generally don't care for people who do musical comedy with funny songs, but some of these are really good. I'll post a couple of them below the fold.

Here's one called My Conservative Girlfriend. I love the line about him taking her to breakfast - "She had a spotted owl omelette.....whites only."

This one is Creation Science 101:

And here's one called Abstain With Me. Great line to begin - "Abstinence only sex education, which is a lot like Just Hold It potty training."

Lastly, Defenders of Marriage:

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Speaking of musical comedy, I saw Stephen Lynch at a club once doing some of the songs from A Little Bit Special and I thought it was absolutely hilarious. I haven't been that amused by musical comedy since. I'll have to check these videos out once I get home and have access to my computer.

Posted by: Soldats | March 30, 2007 11:35 AM

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Not long ago, I was lamenting to a Canadian friend that witty and comic songs seem to be a dying form, at least in the U.S. I hadn't heard of Roy Zimmerman. Many thanks for making me aware of him.

Posted by: Michael Burton | March 30, 2007 3:07 PM

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As a longtime fan of Tom Lehrer, it's great to see someone like Roy Z. come on the scene after all these years.

Posted by: twincats | March 30, 2007 3:46 PM

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Roy is great, and so is Steven Lynch. You might want to check out Jonothan Coulton, a great geek humor song writer; he has songs about DNA, the Mandelbrot Set, and zombies. Staples of our culture :D

Posted by: Chris | March 30, 2007 5:17 PM

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