Loved these songs, remember them from first run on TV.

Never give up that ship!

Unfortunately I loaned this album to our mail route carrier and he never returned it back. First I loaned him a favorite cookbook from a movie star from the sixties and he never returned it back to me so I should have known better than to have loaned this Smothers Brothers album to him but I did and I never got it back either. 😢😢😢😢

This was my favorite and most memorable song from the Smothers Brothers. Every week, we would watch their show. It was the best. RIP Tommy Smothers. You are missed.

RIP Tom this song brings me and my dad together

RIP Tommy...

Remember watching the Smothers brothers comedy hour! With the folks, 🔙 in the day. It's 12/26/23- paying my Respect to Mr. Tom Smothers! Thank you for all the "Laughs" 🦀's walk sideways! 😉..."Rest in PEACE Brother"❣️

Dr. Demento’s reach is long.

Ah, brings back memories of mid-70's sitting in my dorm room at U. of Pgh. with my buddies, listening to the Dr. Demento Show on WYDD.

For some reason, we listened to this every Christmas. I remember how my grandpa would shake with laughter. Such good memories. ❤️

They were so far ahead of their time.

"Two people were rescued after falling into a tank of chocolate at the M&M factory in Pennsylvania on Thursday," officials have said. It took a while but it finally happened.

I must have played this album a thousand times... memorized and sang these all the time.

Back in the day my parents would have many parties! They would drink and dance and then listen to The Smothers brothers!! It was the 60s and this is how they partied back then. My Dad could listen to them everytime and laugh like he had never heard it before!! I miss my Daddy so much!!

I first remembered this recording being played on the old Dr. Demento radio show which was broadcast in Phila. PA from the 1970's. I have been using it as my inspiration recently while playing the online games Wordle and Word Hurdle.

...I used to listen to him in the early/mid 60s (63 - 66) on WTFM @ ca. 7:20 AM on the Fred Darwin's morning show. Just now remember this guy and did search...WOW!!! I'm almost 73...

Very funny everybody laughs and I love it because it’s so funny

Today's news (June 10, 2022): 2 people fell and became trapped in a tank of chocolate in the M&M Mars factory in Pennsylvania.

I have the same urge every time that I listen to him list all of these troubles & ask "Is that what's bothering you?" I want to reply, "No. Those are actually the least of my problems. Let me tell you what's really bothering me..."

Walking sideways going.... Twi ! Twi ! Tweeeeee! ( Then someone gets pinched! )

I'm sure I watched him on WPIX in the early to mid 60s I could hear his voice in my head even before I searched out this youtube recording

I haven't heard this song for over 50 years, but I have always remembered the chorus. In fact, for some reason today I was thinking about that chorus, and thought, "I wonder if that is on KZbin?" - and here it is. Lots of resurrected memories from the 60's can be found here.

Dec. 30, 2021 - I'm 80 and on occasion this comedy piece comes to mind for no apparent reason. It still makes me smile and I'm glad I Google searched it. I'm passing it on to some people in my immediate family and small social circle. I hope it comes to mind for them from time to time when they can use a smile😊

I was probably 11 or 12 years old and there were these 2 guys on The Shari Lewis show ... an NBC Saturday morning offering. They did "Chocolate". Sometime thereafter I noted my big brother had an Album ... Purple Onion ... I stole it (and still have it, antique though it may be). The first concert I ever went to was the Smothers Brothers - probably 1963. My friend and I were in the audience for the first taping of the CBS show (wearing our red blazers). I was the first president of the NLBCSBFC! Were they to perform today, I would make a point to be there ... wherever it would be.

It seems like everyone’s dad showed this song to them when they were little, it’s the same for me

Billy West, Gilbert Gottfried, and Frank Santopadre brought me here… bunky

I so love this...remember from the 1950's.

Doctor Demento

My sister and I used to sing this often---too often maybe, but my mother always asked for it at social gatherings.

Hearing this is like going home again. How we laughed.

Just got done eating crab legs and this song popped in my head

Years later and I finally realize this song is about racism...

Every time I hear someone says the Corona virus isn’t a real thing... I remember this little ‘ditty’ !

That was Honest Good Entertainment. Even knowing the whole thing still hearing The Brothers do it still keeps you riveted.

This was the first record album I ever owned. My father bought it for me when I was 6 or 7 years old. I was so proud to have my own record, and I listened to it over and over, in spite of the fact that I didn't get the jokes until much later. At that age, I just thought of it as entertaining good tunes with some laughs thrown in (my second album was Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles; that one, I still have but I really wish I had the Smothers Brothers album as well).

What's with the political correctness

This is about where we are right now.

My marine biology teacher used to play this every year for his students.

The greatest.

Respect

Soupy Sales used to play this skit when he listened to a real old time radio. The guy was hilarious and Soupy's reaction on live camera was priceless. Ah, Being 15 in 1966 and all that went awry.

I love the Smothers Brothers and this was one of my favorites as a kid

Would have to had Eddie give my eulogy

H I A W A T H A H U N T S O N G On the shores of Gitchee Goomee, By the shining big sea water, Stood the wigwam of Nakomah And the little Hiawatha Hiawatha, he went hunting, Went to hunt a bunny rabbit, Had to make a pair of mittens From the bunny rabbit's fur Oh he hunted over woods, He hunted over dell, He hunted all about, Where the bunny rabbits dwell He hunted all the day, He hunted all the night, At last he found a rabbit With the fur just right Now the fur upon the rabbit, Has the warm side, fur-side, outside, Hiawatha found that rabbits Have the cold side skin-side in So to keep the cold air outside, He put the inside, skin-side, outside, And to keep the warm air inside, He put the skin-side inside-out That is why to keep the warm side, He put the warm side, fur-side, outside, And the skin-side inside-out side, And he turned them inside outside Hiawatha, he went hunting, Went to hunt a bunny rabbit, "Hi there! I'm your bunny for the evening, Tommy!" Had to make a pair of mittens From the bunny rabbit's fur

Sister & I listened to our mom's old Smothers Brothers albums over and over and thought this track was hilarious! "Inside-outside-inside-outside-sideoutside.." Today it would be considered way too offensively racist.

🤣😂😆

No mention of the map of Tasmania?

I’m 86. I remember hearing this for the first time, probably on The Ted Brown Show, while I was rushing to get ready for work. I howled. Just listening to it again made me laugh so hard. No smut, no four letter words, just clean fun. We’ve come a long way, perhaps too long...

oh my god i'm like.... nineteen now but my mom used to play the smothers brothers all the time and i always liked this but never got it why the ending was funny. i reference the chorus a lot as a joke and no one knows what im on about so i came to listen and make sure im not crazy and i just realized the joke is that she became an alcoholic after they broke up and as a result of this, now she walks straight (which is Wrong if you're a crab, compared to lobsters who i guess walk sideways when drunk?) and now he has to decide if this is still worth it or not bc he can't have his cake and eat it too. when i was a kid i thought the joke was just that she didn't like him anymore. i don't know how to feel my emotions are so mixed lol AHH

I remember when they sang this on their variety show. Amazing how it's popped up in my mind over the years. Didn't know it was on an album