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2026-08-14

Artist

Steve Goodie

Title

Jerry Lewis Sings Led Zeppelin Part Two

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Ok, this is just dumb, And mercifully brief.

Music: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant
Lyrics: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant and Jerry Lewis and SG
Guitar, vocal, arrangement, production: SG

This song is featured on my 40th album, "Emotional Support Hamster" which you should totally buy at www.stevegoodie.com !

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Alverant - Aug 14, 2026

I'm having an issue downloading both versions of the song. It's an empty file.

devospice - Aug 14, 2026

Try it now. Should be working.

Alverant - Aug 14, 2026

Confirmed. Thank you. (Sorry, I tried downloading before I heard the podcast episode.)

Sdubow - Aug 15, 2026

Almost as Dumb as “Peeing in my Pants.” On cd 40 . Worth buying it. We love Dumb songs. Jerry Lewis RIP would agree but when I hear this song and few others and his crazy songs like this performed live , I somehow believe that Steve is the new Jerry Lewis reincarnated.

Spaff.com - Aug 16, 2026

Four words by four lyricists?! That's not enough collaborators! Give me a call next time and I'll be happy to pitch in some, like, punctuation or something.

Tzahnke - Aug 16, 2026

Don't take this the wrong way, I see the humor in this, but it also traumatized me. Okay, explanation. I've had dreams like this since childhood, where a song suddenly ends with someone saying something very loudly, so it could start really happy, like maybe a kid singing about how he wants to play and dance and sing, and it's a really happy song, and the song will end with his father angrily shouting "NO!" In the middle of the verse! The song doesn't even get to end! And this song sounds exactly like how the songs in my nightmares end. Yet somehow I wouldn't mind hearing this song performed live; maybe a sudden ending with the audience all laughing at the punch line just works better in a performance setting, while on a recording it's like, huge jump scare, and then it's over. And I think about my dreams so much that, as soon as I saw the title, I knew exactly what was going to happen, except maybe the fact that it would end quite that suddenly. It ended so suddenly that it truly feels like one of those songs from my nightmares. So though I probably won't be downloading this, I'm sure it feels a lot different to experience this song during a concert. But yeah, that beautiful beginning with a sudden loud ending, I've been having dreams like that since childhood, and I never had a more panicked reaction to a song in my life. But I'm aware my situation is unique; not too many people have dreams quite like that, let alone multiple memorable ones. Okay, the concept of the song is hilarious, but I guess the punch line was delivered with such volume and force that it almost made me knock the headphones off; I'm guessing if it was Luke doing a Frink voice, it wouldn't have had that much volume to knock me out of my seat; the sudden ending would have been shocking, but not absolutely frightening. But you delivered this one with such volume that I really really really hope I don't dream about it tonight! Or, ever!

stevegoodie - Aug 18, 2026

Hey Devo... is the above comment the longest comment in fump history? For the shortest song in fump history?

Dr. Demento Fan Account - Aug 17, 2026

I love this lol.

Sdubow - Aug 18, 2026

Referring to the longest comment in FUMP history about the shortest song on ur CD 40 ..maybe u need additional commentaries on all the other longer songs too ,as an extra bonus to be part of the next cd pressing.. when one purchases that cd. A Bonus commentaries mini booklet . Boy alot of thought and analysis went into that short song. And It has forced me to open my ears more carefully and analytically and look at that song in a completely different way.

Tzahnke - Aug 19, 2026

I guess that's because I'm about to graduate with a music degree, so I get quite analytical. I'm slowly warming up to the song now that I know what to expect, but yeah, I guess a jump scare can go a long way sometimes, hence the longest comment for the shortest song.

Sdubow - Aug 19, 2026

Entirely possible then that “Jerry Lewis sings Led Zeppelin analyzed in depth could appear as a citation in a graduate music thesis .

weirdojace - Aug 19, 2026

La la la nice lady

Tzahnke - Aug 19, 2026

Oh don't worry, I'm just a community college session musician, I'm sure the idea of writing a thesis would have me hiding under a table way faster than that song!

artpaul - Aug 20, 2026

Is there more or should I wait for part 3