--- In audities@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew Hickey" <stealthmunchkin@l...>
wrote:

> David Bash wrote:
> > Does anyone remember this LP, have this LP in their collection,
> > and/or know where I can find it?  I never see it on eBay, and can't
> > find anything about it on the web.
>
> Afraid I don't own a copy, but this might help:
> The HeeBeeGeeBees were a comedy group put together by Angus Deayton,
Philip
> Pope and Michael Fenton-Stevens, of the radio show Radio Active (and later
> the TV show KYTV).
> Their albums are unavailable, but many of the songs were originally done
on
> RadioActive, which was a comedy sketch show (I remember the Caravan Of
Love
> parody very well from listening as a kid to the show - "I'm your
> brother/you're my sister/That makes what we're doing illegal"), and there
> are episodes of that show available on cassette, because Deayton later
went
> on to be a pretty major TV star over here, so you might be able to get a
> couple of tracks from there.
> The single from the album, "Meaningless Songs In Very High Voices" was
quite
> a big hit over here.
> More info, including real audio files of a few songs, at
> http://www.mikefs.co.uk/HBGB.html

Thank you, Andrew.  Yeah, now it makes perfect sense as to why the album was
credited to The HeeBeeGeeBees; the members of the troupe were doing the
parodies of all the bands.  I should have remembered that...

Thank you also for the web address.  The album's titles really bring back
memories.  The Kenny Rogered track was a laugh riot, as was the photo of
Jack Michaelson!

David