And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Mileronia, it's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. America and everyone who goes to a wedding and finds out how beautiful they really are.

Hi folks and welcome back to the Larry Miller show.

I'm Larry Miller, but in a way aren't we all?

And boy, oh boy, is it ever a beautiful day here in Southern California?

The Colonel and I are not on Miloronia today, and I'll explain why. oh boy oh boy it you know something I know I've said this before but it when it's gorgeous here in southern California

It really makes you feel good.

And of course there's that music.

Makes me and Colonel Jeff feel so good.

That's of course the Eelie Wiesel Orchestra

and the Grace Kelly Dancers featuring Boy Tenner Brad Simpson asking the musical question

with the resurgence of vinyl records has there been a corresponding upswing in records on cereal boxes?

Well, that's a heck of a question, Brad.

And in fact, I needed Colonel Jeff to remind me and I did remember but what that means as folks in the

60s and 70s serial boxes had records on the back and they were yes records where you could just cut that out

cut the record out and just pop a hole in the middle and play it on your record player.

And they were usually, as the Colonel remembered,

they were usually, well novelty songs about

Frankenberry and Count Chocula with them singing together and sometimes alone.

But they also had, you know, well, real stars at the time, Davy Jones and Bobby Sherman, and they would sing songs there on their own and

people loved it kids and adults too and and he reminded me and I and I

remembered this one too.

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