The FuMP
2011-07-12
Artist
Robert Lund & Spaff
Title
Help Me, Vodka
Salt Lake City has a couple of popular piano bars. [Salt Lake. Bars. Really.] On a night out with friends at one of them, Spaff was challenged to come up with a song parody that would suit the singalong piano-bar atmosphere. The result is this spoof of the Beach Boys' "Help Me, Rhonda." We'll let you know if it catches on.
M. Spaff Sumsion: Concept and lyrics
Robert Lund: All vocals, music, and production
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Comments
Balder - Jul 12, 2011
Wow there really needs to be a drink called a "Holy Stoli." Grinned ear to ear all through this. (Hello, I'm Party Rob, and I approve of this parody.)
Insane Ian - Jul 12, 2011
Are you there, Vodka? It's Robert Lund and Spaff...
mrwompy - Jul 13, 2011
Awesome!!! I also approve of this parody!!
devospice - Jul 13, 2011
Man that was freakin' great. Someone needs to make a video for this song.
dreamer82 - Jul 13, 2011
I like the song. seems like maxgoof has some good points though.
Spaff.com - Jul 14, 2011
Thanks for the comments, all.
Repetitive lyrics? I'm sure I don't know what you mean. Incidentally, our next few parodies are of "Float On," "Black Betty," and "99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall."
dino-mike - Jul 14, 2011
This was is awesome track!!! It made me snicker with child like amusement. Great job, as always.
Jeff Reuben - Jul 14, 2011
I'm betting this will do well at the piano bar. I'm sure the help at 19 was while he was in Canada :)
simmkath - Jul 15, 2011
Fun! And I lived in for 7 years, booze was not impossible, just inconvenient, to get.
ProjectSisyphus - Jul 15, 2011
It figures if SLC has two bars, Spaff and Lund would find them both. Nice work on this drinking song. Looking forward to the "99 Bottles" parody. While you're at it, why not "One More NIght" by Phil Collins?
weirdojace - Jul 16, 2011
Hilarioussssssss!!!
smyle - Jul 20, 2011
...and don't forget Spandau Ballet's "True"
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maxgoof - Jul 12, 2011
This is one of those songs that, while easy to parody, is easy to parody wrong, since half of the song consists of the same three word. Makes it very easy to bore your audience. Best line is the 19 one.