Way before the TV show Glee was even a twinkle in it's creator's eye, Mormon children were breaking into song during school! Are Mormons trendsetters?
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Before There Was Glee
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We might be trendsetters in the musical department, but I don't know about the clothing in that video, lol.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, adorable. Second, just how jealous am I of that teacher's impossibly tiny waist?!
ReplyDeleteI remember that song! It was on an album that my kids used to play all the time. My inactive mother called it "Mormon propaganda" -- but secretly she loved it!
ReplyDeleteLaurieBee
Oh yeah! I remember that! Obviously the teacher is pre-children
ReplyDeleteMy brothers and sister and I had a routine to that song, complete with barbershop hats and canes. We even performed it at our elementary school! Sadly, no video.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find that? I've never seen it. Sheesh. What a throwback!!
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I don't remember that! Hahahaha! Good find!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! What a cute ad! Maybe we should send copies of it to all of our elected officials...
ReplyDeleteI am new to your blog. Introduced to it by a friend of a friend - I just wanted you to know that I love it - Such great reads!!
ReplyDeleteI laughed at your poll on the side:D
You ladies are great!!
Have a Wonderful Sunday
Cherie
LOL!!!! Way better than the, ahem, one episode of Glee I've seen. ;D
ReplyDeletehahaha that is so great!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. I totally remember breaking into song at my desk in the 80's.
ReplyDeleteI love the Mormon Messages the Church has up now, but man, nothing beats vintage. Where did you dig this up? Do you have others?
ReplyDeleteI'm new to this website, too.
ReplyDeletetotally classic...I love the barbershop part. I mean, where did that kid get his hat? Did he just show up to school with it? I'm guessing he stowed it away just in case. ;)
great find.
Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteWhat a blessing to know that the Son of God gave himself a ransom for us all!
I hope that you are both enjoying the Light of the Son today and always.
God bless,
Shelley
How perfect!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT. We Mormons have always been ahead of our time. I wish that Glee was so innocent, so then I wouldn't feel so guilty watching it.
ReplyDeleteHa Ha! That just brought back some memories - I remember learning that song and singing it for a church talent show or something - complete with a large cheese wink after the "not even sometimes" line. :)
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and am enjoying reading it. Thanks!
@Charlene glad you are enjoying our blog, thanks for your comments!
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