Search - Wayne Lammers & Pete Levin :: GOP Party Monsters

Just in time for Bush Bashing Season, Wayne Lammers and Pete Levin have come out with a hilarious set that carries a deep message. Totally eclectic stylewise, each song gets individual treatment. The set opens with a stirring march performed by a cast of hundreds (OK, 34 maybe, but who's counting?) singing a stirring hymn based on the now totally lame slogan, "Mission Accomplished". In "Sorry", Rumsfeld jumps on the apologizing bandwagon set in motion by Richard Clarke. Rush Limbaugh is portrayed singing about the glories of his drug addiction in "My Drugs Are Red, White and Blue". Later in the set, he decides to become hip and modernize his image as he changes into the rapper Rush Dogg. "Do The Chickenhawk" is a hopping Jerry Lee Lewis styled 50s rocker celebrating the new dance that's sweeping the nation. 'Mister Morality' William Bennett is portrayed doing a Vegas styled vocal live with a hard driving big band, and starts to sound suspiciously like Rodney Dangerfield in "Outrageous In Vegas". There's even a bogus 30 second commercial for the now defunct Enron Air, "Up Yours And Away". With music, keyboards, arrangements and orchestrations by Pete Levin, and words and lead vocals by Wayne Lammers, many of the songs on the CD have been featured on Al Franken's Air America Radio talk show.