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(New page: Protest group whose song "Don't Want No War" has just rocketed from #215 to #212 on the charts. From Comedian George Carlin's parody of fast-talking, say-nothing top 40 disc jockeys: "Won...)
 
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Protest group whose song "Don't Want No War" has just rocketed from #215 to #212 on the charts.
 
Protest group whose song "Don't Want No War" has just rocketed from #215 to #212 on the charts.
  
From Comedian George Carlin's parody of fast-talking, say-nothing top 40 disc jockeys: "Wonderful WINO (Top-40 Disc Jockey)" off his 1967 debut album,''Take-Offs and Put-Downs'' album. Carlin sings some of their song.  
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From Comedian George Carlin's parody of fast-talking, say-nothing top 40 disc jockeys: "Wonderful WINO (Top-40 Disc Jockey)" off his 1967 debut album, [http://www.allmusic.com/album/take-offs-and-put-ons-mw0000020554 ''Take-Offs and Put-Downs'']. Carlin sings some of their song.  
  
 
See also [[Danny and the Dressmakers]].
 
See also [[Danny and the Dressmakers]].

Revision as of 13:08, 14 December 2012

Protest group whose song "Don't Want No War" has just rocketed from #215 to #212 on the charts.

From Comedian George Carlin's parody of fast-talking, say-nothing top 40 disc jockeys: "Wonderful WINO (Top-40 Disc Jockey)" off his 1967 debut album, Take-Offs and Put-Downs. Carlin sings some of their song.

See also Danny and the Dressmakers.