Loose Bruce Kerr's Parody/original Song Podcast

"OY, THE WORDS HE HURLED," (UNCENSORED VERSION) by Loose Bruce Kerr about Rev. Jeremiah Wright & Barak Obama, to the tune of 3 Dog Night's "Joy To the World" is Loose Bruce Kerr's latest AUDIO parody (video coming soon), about the vitriolic statements of the presidential hopeful's personal choice of preacher for 2 decades. See, also, Bruce's videos here on this podcast site as well as by searching on on YouTube. After retiring from over 2 decades of performing and writing full-time, Bruce continues to record audios and videos of his parodies and originals in his garage while holding down his day job as a high-tech lawyer for Sun Microsystems in Northern California's Silicon Valley. Bruce is often heard on the Dr. Demento nationally syndicated radio show.email Bruce at

"SAFE FROM YOU," to the tune of Carpenters' "Close To You," is Loose Bruce Kerr's latest AUDIO parody (video coming soon), about the girlfriend or wife from hell. Guys, don't we all have someone in our life we really now realize it's good we got away? For that matter, don't you women have the same? See, also, Bruce's videos here on this podcast site as well as by searching on on YouTube. After retiring from over 2 decades of performing and writing full-time, Bruce continues to record audios and videos of his parodies and originals in his garage while holding down his day job as a high-tech lawyer for Sun Microsystems in Northern California's Silicon Valley. Bruce is often heard on the Dr. Demento nationally syndicated radio show.email Bruce at

"THE CHEESEHEAD SONG" is humorist Loose Bruce Kerr's original song about his home state, Wisconsin. Yes, by birth, Bruce is a Badger from Waukesha and a graduate of University of Wisconsin Law School at Madison. Bruce records his songs and videos in his garage in Silicon Valley in Northern California. He's heard on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon radio shows, coast-to-coast. Bruce is also a high tech attorney for Sun Microsystems in Northern California's Silicon Valley. Many of his videos may be seen on youtube and myspace by searching on Loose Bruce Kerr. But this page contains the high quality video version of "THE CHEESEHEAD SONG"...don't forget to bookmark this URL or subscribe to this podcast to be notified when Bruce adds a new original or parody song or video song. email Bruce at BKerrLaw@aol.com

"ANY LANE," to the tune of the Beatles' "Penny Lane," is Loose Bruce Kerr's latest AUDIO parody (video coming soon), about drivers who weave, change lanes without signaling, and drive us all nuts. A friend of Bruce's once remarked, "I don't signal, that gives the enemy too much information." See, also, Bruce's ROAD RAGE parody, "Ghostdrivers In Disguise" on this subject.   After retiring from over 2 decades of performing and writing full-time, Bruce continues to record audios and videos of his parodies and originals in his garage while holding down his day job as a high-tech lawyer for Sun Microsystems in Northern California's Silicon Valley. email Bruce at

"GHOSTDRIVERS IN DISGUISE" The LIVE MP3 AUDIO by song parodist Loose Bruce Kerr parodies the Vaughn Monroe hit, "Ghostriders In the Sky." It tells the tale of a modern day road rage incident in which both participants come face to face in a standoff reminiscent of the Wild West. Bruce lives, works, records, and performs in Silicon Valley in Northern California. Bruce is also an attorney with Sun Microsystems. His parodies are regularly featured on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon Shows. In the 90's, Bruce opened for "Weird Al" Yankovic. email Bruce at: BKerrLaw@aol.com

"I RIGHT THE WRONGS" MP3 AUDIO parody by Loose Bruce Kerr, based on Barry Manilow's "I Write the Songs" tells of the ultimate sex-based affirmative action by an individual: a man who does ALL the household cleaning, reversing a pattern that's lasted since the beginning of time. Bruce sings and plays the instruments one at a time in his garage studio in Silicon Valley in Northern California, then videos them while singing and playing live over the arrangements. Bruce is also an attorney with Sun Microsystems. His parodies are regularly featured on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon Shows. email Bruce at: BKerrLaw@aol.com

"THE DAY THE DATA DIED" is Loose Bruce Kerr's parody song based on Don McLean's "American Pie," about a worldwide computer system failure. Bruce records his songs and videos in his garage in Silicon Valley in Northern California. He's heard on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon radio shows, coast-to-coast. Bruce is also a high tech attorney with Sun Microsystems. email Bruce at BKerrLaw@aol.com

"HOTEL MINNESOTA" is parodist Loose Bruce Kerr's latest audio & video about the scandal surrounding Idaho Senator Larry Craig and his guilty plea stemming from his having solicited sex (Larry, not Bruce) in the Minneapolis airport men's room. The parody is based on the Eagles iconic recording of "Hotel California." Bruce records his songs and videos in his garage in Silicon Valley in Northern California by playing each instrument and singing each vocal part one at a time. He's heard on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon radio shows, coast-to-coast. Bruce is also a high tech attorney for Sun Microsystems. Many of his videos may be seen on youtube and myspace by searching on

 "Leave Town" is parodist Loose Bruce Kerr's answer to Petula Clark's hit, "Downtown." City life is compared to the dangers when you "Leave Town," whether from wild animals or a "Deliverance" type scenario. Bruce records his songs and videos in his garage in Silicon Valley in Northern California. He's heard on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon radio shows, coast-to-coast. Bruce is also a high tech attorney for Sun Microsystems. Many of his videos may be seen on youtube and myspace by searching on

"IN-A-GA-DA-DA-VIDA POLKA," a combination parody by "Loose Bruce" Kerr, as featured on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon syndicated radio shows, combines Ricky Martin's "Livin' La Vida Loca" with the 1968 drum solo hit song by Iron Butterfly, "IN-A-GA-DA-DA-VI-DA" and an added accordian unfortunately turns it into a nightmarish polka. In this fantasy parody, as the 60's start to come back in the form of flared jeans, black lights, lava lamps, etc., the added accordian somehow kidnaps the 60's rock sound and morphs it into a polka. Oh, the humanity. Ah, you can never go home again. Bruce laid down the instruments and vocals, one at a time, then brought in a female accordian player who was the local accordian society's president who'd not only never heard "IN-A-GA-DA-DA-VI-DA," she had somehow evaded hearing Ricky Martin's constant anthem, the beach song of a recent summer. Lawrence Welk may have been her last influence. This picture is Bruce in 1968 when he was in a rock band at the U. of Michigan-Ann Arbor, th

"ADDICTED TO OIL" -AUDIO MP3 -parody of Robert Palmer's "Addicted to Love" - By Loose Bruce Kerr as featured on the Dr. Demento & Jim Bohannon syndicated national radio shows. Watch for the upcoming video of "Addicted to Oil" - Bruce is also an attorney at Sun Microsytems in California's Silicon Valley - other videos & stereo mp3's of Bruce's songs & parodies at www.loosebrucekerr.com, youtube, buzznet, myspace, yahoovideos, googlevideos, grouper & others -email:  BKerrLaw@aol.com

"Mr. Joe Bangles," parody/video of Jerry Jeff Walker's, "Mr. Bo Jangles... by "Loose Bruce" Kerr, nationally known song parodist featured on the Dr. Demento & Jim Bohannon shows on AM radio...Joe Bangles a modern day-suburban house-to-house male stripper/fashion model for women and men, alike. The women watch Joe Bangles, the men watch the women watch Joe Bangles...Republicans Welcome! Bruce is also an attorney at Sun Microsystems in California's Silicon Valley. email: BKerrLaw@aol.com

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STEREO VER: Bruce says: "I wanted, for the illegal immigration issue, an original song to represent the center. I thought the recent demonstators' use of the flag of Mexico was plain stupid and counterproductive. If it's the Mexican flag that's the symbol, what's with the excape at risk of death scenario and coming here? If, on the other hand, you've escaped and now want the rights and privileges of citizenship, why are you not including yourself in the American landscape and waving the flag? That would engender more support from the current citizenship of the U.S. I realize the Mexican flag is a symbol of solidarity-for citizens. If you really deserve citizenship here, and you came here like earlier immigrants to fold into the American dream and culture, embracing the American flag would do more to convince the current citizens of your true intent to become an American. The prevalence of a foreign flag in our streets, and that of a country who many feel is conducting a de facto "invasion" in numbers of imm

STEREO (best): To the tune of Otis Redding's "Dock of the Bay," here is song parodist, Loose Bruce Kerr's newest spoof on the controversy surrounding the Dubai company taking over administration of 6 U.S. ports, and the danger many Americans feel that could represent. Here is, "Sittin' On the Dock of Dubai." Bruce plays the instruments and sings the vocal. He is also an attorney at Sun Microsystems in California. Copyright 2006 Broken Records & Marjorie Music Publ. (BMI)

LOOSE BRUCE KERR's Podcast & latest song parody on the worldwide rioting by Muslims over the Danish-published cartoons. To the tune of Shania Twain's, "Any Man of Mine," recorded in Bruce's garage in mid-February, 2006. Bruce plays all the instruments and sings the vocals 1 track at a time. Loose Bruce Kerr is featured on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon shows (Westwood One). Bruce is also an attorney at Sun Microsystems. Copyright 2006 Broken Records & Marjorie Music Co. (BMI)

"Loose Bruce" Kerr, song parodist featured on the Dr. Demento syndicated show, performing his original song about how to ensure flight safety from terrorists: "Naked Airlines." Played on the Jim Bohannon and Dr. Demento shows coast-to-coast. Bruce sings & plays all the instruments, recorded in his garage studio in the Silicon Valley area of northern California.