Did these classic actors release music?

cripplious 5 months ago

You got 9 out of 9

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kf4ftg 9 months ago

The answer about MR T's not recording music is wrong! He recorded 2 albums in 1984 aimed at children; Mr. T's Commandments on Columbia/CBS Records, and Mr. T's Be Somebody... or Be Somebody's Fool! on MCA Records.

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VoxMan kf4ftg 8 months ago

Correct. I came here to say something about that, too. 👍🏻

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Bigwheel1 13 months ago

9/9

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Lillyrose 13 months ago

5 out of 9. All guesses, except I had heard of Vicki Lawrence's song.

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lynngdance 14 months ago

9/9

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Meesh 14 months ago

🎶 "Don't give up on us" by David Soul, detective Ken Hutchinson on "Starsky & Hutch" 🚘

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WilliamJorns 14 months ago

I was wrong about Eva Gabor and Richard Boone. Neither one ever recorded any songs. Ooops...

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Moverfan 14 months ago

As long as we're mentioning who was left out, where are Michael McKean and David L. Lander? I remember Lenny & The Squgtones performing on Laverne & Shirley (usually the Shotz Brewery talent show), but didn't they put out an album? (🎵But who wants to look at the same broad night after night?🎶)

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braycy 14 months ago

7/9 mostly guessing

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Phlegm 14 months ago

My favorite older recording by an actor was William Shatner's version of Lucy in the sky with diamonds.

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WilliamJorns Phlegm 14 months ago

OMG. That. Was. AWFUL. Whoever told Shatner he could sing??

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Moverfan 14 months ago

Seven out of nine. I've apparently never heard of Andy Griffith's gospel album, but I have heard What It Was...Was Football.

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Ready2go 14 months ago

7/9. Didn't think spoken word as music.

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