Chuck E. Cheese's - Planes, Trains, And Automobiles (July 1992)

Описание: Showtape Title - Planes, Trains, And Automobiles
Release Date: July 6, 1992

This show was the summer show for 1992, and it was themed around different ways to travel. As per usual with the themed shows from the early 90s, the band sings a variety of songs that have to do with this theme, both original and cover. This was one of the first shows where the band sings more covers than originals, as only two songs are originals, those being "Train Ride" and "Goin' Sight-Seein'". "Little Red Corvette" "Bicycle Built for Two" "Fun Fun Fun" and "Danger Zone" are all covers, although "Bicycle Built for Two" is generic. The two originals and "Bicycle Built for Two" would be used as intermissions in future tapes, and "Train Ride" would be used in the 1997 show "Jukebox Jam". This was also the last show to feature a solo from Charlie Rockit until September 1993, and the last show to be in the old show format that had been being used since 1988.

Chuck E. Cheese vocals - Scott Wilson
Mr. Munch vocals - Scott Wilson
Helen Henny vocals - Karlisa Burleson / Annagrey Wiechmann
Jasper T. Jowls vocals - Bob West / Charles Stewart
Pasqually vocals - Bob West
Charlie Rockit vocals - ??? / Charles Stewart

Tracklist
00:00 - CEC TV Intro
00:27 - Segment 1 - Little Red Corvette / Train Ride
06:56 - Segment 2 - Bicycle Built for Two / Fun Fun Fun
11:54 - Segment 3 - Goin Sight-Seein' / Danger Zone
17:02 - Hidden Bday - Birthday Star '92

Audio & Image Source: Munch's Make Believe Band - Topic, a channel which no longer exists.

For those who wish to view the full version of this show with all video footage and intermissions, it has been uploaded to Youtube by Munch's Make Believe Band Archive Link:    • Chuck E. Cheese's August 1992 Show (Planes...  

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