Thatababy by Paul Trap for March 13, 2011

Sorry, kid – dorky hits every generation. Only the instrumentation changes.

Not a chance, Baby. You’re doomed like the everyone else!

Well there were some great songs from that era, but that wouldn’t be one of them.

Judy in Disguise was a hit in 1968. If he did make a mix tape, it would have to be on a reel-to-reel tape – cassettes were about a year away at best. Boomboxes came out maybe a decade later, by which time John Fred and the Playboy Band were long gone.

Technology aside, if they were 12 years old – a reasonable age for bubble gum music – when this song was popular, they were born in 1956 and are now 55. Pretty old to be pushin’ out babies.

tjdestry, people can like music that was made before they were born. I do and I also love the classic movies of the 30’s & 40’s but I wass born in 1960.

tooo late in the night too understand about bubblegum music-hooooo-and the comments don’t help either-just makes my head spin waaay around!

Or maybe he recorded it off the radio, knowing that she has always liked that song since she heard it when she was a kid and her Aunt had the record album

Agree with you Grog… completely…

If anything, it’s made me hungry… bubblegum, lemonade, canteloupe… But, no, there’s no avoiding dorky, baby. We’ve all tried and failed miserably.

Come to me tonight, come to me tonight, Taking everything in sight, Except for the strings on my kite…