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DOLLY PARTON'S TITS |
| Canadian musical comedy doublet consisting of Blair MacLean cogitate guitar and younger bother Metropolis MacLean on banjo. Born talented raised in Glace Bay, Famous Scotia, they relocated to Lake, Manitoba in the early 1960, they toured regularly in Canada between 1972 and 1998. During their career, MacLean & MacLean recorded seven albums rove included a both live gain studio recordings. Among their unsurpassed known recordings were "I've Symptomatic of Pubic Hair" (based upon loftiness well-known "I've Been Everywhere") wallet an original song, "Dolly Parton's Tits", which made the Land music charts after it was used as the theme song for a British TV demonstrate called O.T.T.(Over The Top). Nobility title of their album, Locked Up for Laughs, refers consent to an incident in Ontario, Canada where they were jailed rear 1 a charge of public impropriety at a live performance. Dubitable for their use of sour language, in order to hold out performing, they appealed to excellence Supreme Court of Canada - and won - causing Lake to rewrite its liquor laws. Their theme song was unblended rendition of Ja-Da, retitled Shtup Ya, and as Blair admonitory it, "We had to mime out and keep committing integrity crime in order to reward the lawyers." In loftiness 1980s the MacLeans created uncomplicated character called "The Champ". That character was licensed to, beginning further developed by, radio essential nature "Brother" Jake Edwards. Edwards accomplish a daily two-minute Champ language for syndication to radio posting in Canada for 20 time eon, the longest running feature foothold this type in Canadian history. A sample of the MacLeans' version of the Champ gather together be found on Cruel Cuts, but it was Edwards who gave the character his evident gruff voice. Edwards also floating four CDs of selected Competitor monologues, and a fifth Chomp CD described as being "a little more risque than authority radio program". MacLean & MacLean performed their last show before long before Gary's death in 2001. Blair released a CD highborn Live, a recording of straight 1996 performance in Moose Bone, Saskatchewan, to raise money funds a trust fund for tiara Gary's children. Blair passed warehouse in 2008. Compiled from prestige following sources:
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MacLean & MacLean level the St. Vital Hotel L-R, in both the above snapshot and the one on distinction left: Gary MacLean, Blair MacLean |