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[[Image:Rockroll.gif|right]]Prehistoric pop star who sings the big hit "The Bedrock Twitch" in "The Twitch" episode (12 October 1962) of the animated show [http://us.imdb.com/Title?00533502 The Flintstones]. Um, it's a parody of "The Twist," but also a swipe at Elvis' redneck accent. He gets sick and Fred looks enough like him to be forced to lip-sync to the song on stage pretending to be him. Hal Smith was the voice of the cornpone-sounding Rock Roll. The song was written by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. | [[Image:Rockroll.gif|right]]Prehistoric pop star who sings the big hit "The Bedrock Twitch" in "The Twitch" episode (12 October 1962) of the animated show [http://us.imdb.com/Title?00533502 The Flintstones]. Um, it's a parody of "The Twist," but also a swipe at Elvis' redneck accent. He gets sick and Fred looks enough like him to be forced to lip-sync to the song on stage pretending to be him. Hal Smith was the voice of the cornpone-sounding Rock Roll. The song was written by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. | ||
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Revision as of 10:07, 6 May 2011
Prehistoric pop star who sings the big hit "The Bedrock Twitch" in "The Twitch" episode (12 October 1962) of the animated show The Flintstones. Um, it's a parody of "The Twist," but also a swipe at Elvis' redneck accent. He gets sick and Fred looks enough like him to be forced to lip-sync to the song on stage pretending to be him. Hal Smith was the voice of the cornpone-sounding Rock Roll. The song was written by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera.
