Bert Parks Sings Wings Let 'Em In 1976 Miss America

Bert Parks Sings Wings Let 'Em In 1976 Miss America

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Bert Parks sings Let ‘Em In during the 1976 Miss America telecast with male background dancers. This is the only “singing” performance that I find funnier than William Shatner’s Rocket Man or Taxi…(read more at source)



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  1. Musically, the 70's was a great decade for music. However, at times, the music could be cruel. This song, by McCartney, was cruel and outright painful. Thank you, Bert Parks, for making it a little less so.

  2. I can't remember where I put my glasses but I sure do remember this! It was the funniest thing! Never have I laughed so hard yet felt so embarrassed for someone simultaneously!

  3. Love the spontaneous applause- a sign of an audience desperate for ANY entertainment and willing to settle for whatever!!

  4. What the….? Bert; but especially the graceful body dips by the 3 background guys @ around 0:30 – no words.

  5. I wish I could go back to this time, when television was actually worth watching! I’ll take 3 channels in 1976 over 1000 channels today.

  6. Ok I have been watching this for a week after discovering it. The choreography and the amazing vocal talent is too much to pass up. Especially the “Oooooh Yeah” part.

  7. The funniest thing about this is it wasn’t intended to be comedy- this was choreographed and produced as a straight-up performance of the song. That’s the 70s for you

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