This would have really been a novelty if The Wrecking Crew did the instrumental.

It’s from 1966. I know because I had it.

I have the album, Mad Twists Rock and Roll, and my favorite song is, 'She's got a nose job', followed by 'Even it I live to be twenty two, I'll always remember being young'.

Heck of a catchy back beat -- reminds me of "96 Tears"

I got it as the re-release cd. Still laughing

The lyrics are amazing

I had the album that this song was featured on.

מעולה ❤😂

Still laughing more than 60 years later.

I heard this so many times as a kid-you’d think I’d be over the novelty but I’m sitting here in my 60’s laughing just the same

Still waiting for the cover.

Two months ago I had a drum cover musician on KZbin drum to this song. Everybody thought it was funny.

In 1980, the song was re-recorded for the disco flexi-disc which accompanied a special disco edition of MAD magazine.

It’s a Gas! Haven’t heard this since I was a kid listening to Dr. Demento!

heard this in the 70's as a kid and still love it now!!

Don’t forget to STAY DE-MENTED!!!

My brother subscribed and I remember playing that record over and over.

Oh yeah! My sister and brothers played that record until it was worn out!

People would actually send photos of their children who looked like Alfred E Newman to the magazine. They were very proud of this fact. And the photos actually did look maybe 90% like Alfred E Newman.

🌷 Hare Kṛṣṇa 🌷

I musta been 9 when 1st heard this tune came in the magazine... I'd add farts 😅

The voice of our generation. Blowin’ In The Wind indeed.

I remember listening to the song listening to the doctor demento show.

I do. Bought it...parents hated it!!!

Well, what a fizzer this is.............I think I'd rather listen to John Denver than this garbage! 💩

The best gift ever from the center of a Mad Magazine!

OMG😂 about 3 months ago for no particular reason I thought about the record! I’m 72 years old now. I googled it and couldn’t believe it was there!! I played it of course and cracked up all over again! In this day and age, they’d probably allow farting!!

One of those songs that as a kid, I got the lyrics!

Its sounds so much like a Parody of the Song called Tequila which is hilarious lol

What a sad contrast between the juvenile humor of the boomers and the Discord (that's a chat app) humor of the zoomers...

I bought the album when it came out. I was about 11…. Every song was great… It warhead only song on the album where Alfred E. Neuman himself, was credited with the vocals..

I heard it off the original sheet vinyl that came in the magazine.

I remember when this came out and a 6th grade classmate brought this to school to play in Mrs. Harberson' class. She stopped it after a few seconds.

If (h)itler were alive at that time,and being a n early rock n' roll fan that would have been his favorite song. It's a gas!

This was the start of the craziness of the sixties. I remember I was about 17 and when I bought this issue this was inside! It was good for a laugh and passing it around! Music was starting the psychedelic Era! And in 1968 I would find myself in the Marine Corps and on my way To Vietnam!

This is a first; in my lifetime, that a record was inserted in a magazine and didn't raise the price as far as I could remember. $0.25 Cheap. They had stickers, funny labels, and other things added now and then. What a crew of people they had contributing to all of that nonscience going on. I wonder if they ever had a scratch and sniff issue? Mad is still going strong after all of these years. How ridiculous is that? What Me, Worry?

King Curtis on tenor sax!

I was "Suprized" to find this on Google, as I was Surprised to find it in "Mad Magazine!!!"

Principal Skinner: So, we meet again, Mad Magazine.

Hilarious. I remember playing it as a young kid. Absolutely howling with laughter in front of my parents. Good, clean fun. I still remember it after all of these years. So glad I found it on KZbin.

Love this song!!!! Brings me back to my teens in the early 70’s!!!

I thought this was incredibly hilarious. As a 5-year-old.

This is also on the Bigtop album 12-1306 "Fink Along With MAD".

did this record come in the magazine? on cardboard?

This came out in 1963. They ("The Bunch of Usual Idiots") created another classic ( same "format") called:. "She Got A Nose Job" ( Now She's the Prettiest Girl in Town). It had to be played @ 33 1/3 RPM, even though it was the size of a 45. I got in trouble because I would (gently?) force the arm on our Magnavox stereo "over" to play it. My Dad was pissed!!! He (my Dad) hated it. I went to summer camp with a kid that could burb "on command". I was so jealous. I acquired that "skill", when I "grew up"? If my kids would have brought this home, I would have sang / burped right along with it!!!!

This is a true gem !!!🎉😂 #AlsoOnTheLp

I had this record & I assume the magazine that it came in... a very thin plastic/vinyl record... I think I had to tape it to the turntable so it would lie flat & play better... I would play it with my three younger brothers and we would howl with laughter... mainly because we always played it at a higher speed... I always wondered what happened to it... I suspect my mother through out all my Mad magazines and comic books at some point... I wish I was smarter back then & saved all my cool stuff in a safe place !

I still have mine!!

Ah, the memories ♡ Lol love it

When I got this Mad Magazine it was a thin black plastic record within the pages.. It was square but the cut was, of course, round out to the borders. I forget what speed it was to be played. I forgot the year as well. Anyone remember?