Ballad of the Black Beret - Paul Shanklin, Shanklin, Paul
C-Spam Bookquotes
Subpeonaville - Paul Shanklin, Sublett, Greg
Los Alamos
Self-Esteem
Rev. Jackson's Jailhouse Vote - Paul Shanklin, Sexton, James
Carville Shakespeare
Return With Censure - Paul Shanklin, Sublett, Greg
Great Moments in Moderate History
A Free Society
Rose Garden - Paul Shanklin, Shanklin, Paul
E.D.
Viagra - Paul Shanklin, Sexton, James
The Second Amendment
Starr's War
Simply Reprehensible - Paul Shanklin, Sublett, Greg
Simpletons ("I'm a Winner")
Nightmare
Unconvictable - Paul Shanklin, Sexton, James
War Protest
Where Have Flower Children Gone? - Paul Shanklin, Shanklin, Paul
A Poetic Moment
Sergeant Screwball
Take a Number, Juanita - Paul Shanklin, Shanklin, Paul
Flowers Back in Arkansas - Paul Shanklin, Shanklin, Paul
Montana (Y2K)
I Won't Dance - Paul Shanklin, Shanklin, Paul
You'll Be Lonesome Tonight - Paul Shanklin, Shanklin, Paul
Remember the Children
All My Shady Friends Are Comin' Over Tonight - Paul Shanklin, Sublett, Greg
It's OK to Spank
You don't often hear a comedy disc with a strict political agenda, but Simply Reprehensible is just that. Not only does Shanklin go after Clinton and his cronies, he attacks any sign of liberalism, seems to love the Nation... more »al Rifle Association, and on "Great Moments in Moderate History," even cuts down moderates. Rush Limbaugh would probably love this nasty CD's routines and parodies. "Rev. Jackson's Jailhouse Vote" is racist dross. Set to the tune of "Jailhouse Rock," the track features someone imitating Jesse Jackson on vocals. The lyrics reduce Jackson's voter registration campaign to a plea for the voting rights of crack dealers, rapists, and murderers. A sample of the sarcastic lyrics: "That man's not in jail for sellin' tons of crack / I think we all know it's because he's black," intones the Jackson mimic. Right-wing ideology pops up all over this disc. Do even true believers actually think this CD is funny? Sounds more like a stale collection of propaganda skits than a comedy album. --Ian Conde« less
You don't often hear a comedy disc with a strict political agenda, but Simply Reprehensible is just that. Not only does Shanklin go after Clinton and his cronies, he attacks any sign of liberalism, seems to love the National Rifle Association, and on "Great Moments in Moderate History," even cuts down moderates. Rush Limbaugh would probably love this nasty CD's routines and parodies. "Rev. Jackson's Jailhouse Vote" is racist dross. Set to the tune of "Jailhouse Rock," the track features someone imitating Jesse Jackson on vocals. The lyrics reduce Jackson's voter registration campaign to a plea for the voting rights of crack dealers, rapists, and murderers. A sample of the sarcastic lyrics: "That man's not in jail for sellin' tons of crack / I think we all know it's because he's black," intones the Jackson mimic. Right-wing ideology pops up all over this disc. Do even true believers actually think this CD is funny? Sounds more like a stale collection of propaganda skits than a comedy album. --Ian Conde
"I LOVE this album! My absolute favorite track is the one they did on Star Wars entitled "Starr's War" HILARIOUS! And the one sung by the "Rev." Jessie Jackson "Jailhouse Vote" was cool too. Things just keep getting better and better for the writers who create these incredible works or art!"
Shanklin is poetry in parody!
Michael J Woznicki | Holland, MA USA | 02/05/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Shanklin is up to his old tricks and it is funnier than ever! Simply Reprehensible is Simply funny! With out a doubt Paul Shanklin has another sure-fire winner on his hands with this album. Simply Reprehensible takes a shot at everyone and no one is safe anymore.The Washington beltway should be put on notice that Shanklin's latest, and probably his best; recording is 32 tracks of real genius. Shanklin's voice characterizations will keep laughing and the parodies will keep you thinking. Tracks like the title track, "All my shady friends", "Rose Garden", "Viagra", "Subpeonaville", "Unconvictable" and the other 26 tracks will bring back memories of the President and his antics. With a message in every song, they're something for everyone in this recording.Carvel, Kennedy, Gore, Bob and Elizabeth Dole, Bill and Hillary and many more are all here just waiting to be heard. Conservative or Liberal, Republican or Democrat, you're bound to find something to laugh at and laugh you will!"
Simply Hysterical!
Michael J Woznicki | 12/08/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Another GREAT album from Paul Shanklin! This one has super parodies from the Rush Limbaugh Show, like the title track, but also has great new tracks that weren't on the show! Songs like "Viagra!" sung by a Walter Brennen sound a-like! What a roar! Not to forget the comedy bits, like "Starr's War", the take off on Star Wars! too funny! This album is a MUST HAVE for all Limbaugh and educated comedt fans. Nothing filthy or nasty that you have to worry about the kids hearing. Put this one in your shopping cart, NOW!"
Very funny... and never mind your own political views.
P. Kertes | Florida | 09/30/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The Amazon revewer, Ian Conde, is full of beans. Shanklin's stuff is funny even if you love Clinton. Why can't people on the left develop a sense on humor? More importantly, what is Amazon doing with a reviewer whose polital agenda clouds his ability to critique?
In any event, the CD is funny end to end, but probably more so if you are not a fan in President Willie. Repeated playings bring out the subtleties that are not obvious on the first audition."