>Yeah, it was Sargeant somebody or another.

Well I didn't think the song was written by a "contshy"! :-)

>My dad had his album (round black plastic with grooves in it that a needle vibrated against to produce sound, for those not old as dirt).

I've got a shed load of them on top of my wardrobes, but they break when I try to stuff them into the CD drawer!

>He also had John Fred's Playboy Band, with the song "Judy in Disguise, with Glasses." I played it over and over again.

WA WAH-WAHH!
>

>>That freakin' song remained at the top of the hit parade (UK for bulletin board) for-like-ever!
>>
>>It's just brought to mind that other one: "The Green Beret"
>>
>>

>>"Fighting soldiers from the sky
>> fearless men who jump and die
>> men who mean just what they say ..."
>>

>>I tell you, if their job is to jump and die, there's no way I'd "put silver wings on my son's chest"
>>
>>:-)
>>
>>>Do you remember the song?
>>>
>>>>>That's it really. Just want to get some real life information on what it involves.
>>>>>
>>>>>No....but in 1978, I watched Smokey and the Bandit 50 times when PRISM (the pre-cursor to Comcast) played it. My entire 13th year I did nothing but quote Jerry Reed from the movie. Drove my parents crazy. ;)
>>>>>
>>>>>Kevin
>>>>
>>>>I remember wanting to become a trucker as a child after watching Convoy.