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'WKRP in Cincinnati' (1978–1982) was an American situation comedy that featured the misadventures of the staff of a struggling radio station in Cincinnati, Ohio. The show was created by Hugh Wilson. It premiered September 18 1978 on CBS and fe...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WKRP_in_Cincinnati
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Questions & Answers
Would Venus Fly Trap from WKRP be a better presidental candidate than Obama?
How about Issac the Bartender, Undercover Brother, Shaft, Blaccula, Rudy from the Cosby Kids or The Ladies Man, Leon Phelps?
Dude, your pop culture references are ooooooold.
You're ooooooooold.
Plus everyone knows Benson could kick all their butts!
Edit: JJ Walker would yell "Dyn-o-mite!" and then they would mistake him for a terrorist and ship him to Gitmo.
What are the lyrics to the end credits theme song on WKRP In Cinncinati?
I'm not looking for the OPENING lyrics. I mean the song that plays during the end credits.
Q. What are the lyrics to the closing theme?
A. There are no lyrics. None. It's all just gibberish and nonsense words. Here's a fuller explanation, taken from Michael Kassel's "America's Favorite Radio Station" site:
Ever wonder what the words are to the closing theme of WKRP? Before you get excited about finding those long lost lyrics, the actual answer is -- there are none! Tom Chehak, a first season writer who was present at the Atlanta recording session of the theme, recalls how Tom Welles, theme writer, suggested to Chehak and Hugh Wilson a closing theme for the song. According to Chehak, the singer just started blarring out a bunch of nonsense words; if any of them were actual words, they're lost to history. Indeed, Chehak recalls how great they all thought it would be to leave fans guessing forever -- looks like they got their wish.
Who sang the song for the closing credits on the show WKRP?
I loved the show and want to get the closing song on CD or something.
According to a post on a WKRP fan site:
"Q. What are the lyrics to the closing theme?
A. There are no lyrics. None. It's all just gibberish and nonsense words.
Here's a fuller explanation, taken from Michael Kassel's "America's Favorite
Radio Station" site:
Ever wonder what the words are to the closing theme of WKRP? Before you get
excited about finding those long lost lyrics, the actual answer is -- there are
none! Tom Chehak, a first season writer who was present at the Atlanta
recording session of the theme, recalls how Tom Welles, theme writer, suggested
to Chehak and Hugh Wilson a closing theme for the song. According to Chehak,
the singer just started blarring out a bunch of nonsense words; if any of them
were actual words, they're lost to history. Indeed, Chehak recalls how great
they all thought it would be to leave fans guessing forever -- looks like they
got their wish.
Q. Who wrote the closing theme? Who sings it?
A. The closing theme also has music by Tom Wells. The nonsense lyrics were
probably mostly improvised by the singer. According to Steve Marshall at the
Museum of Television and Radio's WKRP seminar (March 4, 1994), the singer of
the closing theme was named Jimmy Ellis."
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