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Hot Legs

  • Since the Rod Stewart interview went so long a second song was done. Once you blow your voice out you might as well keep going!

Have You Ever Seen The Rain

  • What better band for Ronnie to scream "yeeeeeeeeeeah" over than Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Hero

  • This was done to Hero for the (0) that Ronnie got on the (ugly Meter App) and was extremely angry about for weeks.

How Deep Is Your Love

  • There was certainly a lot of confusion about Lisa's bra which was given (ample) air time. The spark grew and the idea was formed. This parody was played live in studio.

Hot Blooded

  • A parody of Foreigner's Hot Blooded.

Hero

  • Howard did an interview with Hulk Hogan about a sex tape that was made with Bubba Clem's x-wife. Since Bubba was a DJ on (Howard 101) Bubba had the next interview with Howard talking about his friendship that he once had with Hulk. The parodies started the next day and here was the first one. Robin commented on the song saying it was very moody.

Happy Days

  • Mark the bagger was on the show and honored us with an A cappella version of the theme from Happy Days. Of course it was quickly put to music and the next day it was played getting some nice laughter from Fred.

Hotel California

  • Stripez strikes again with Hotel California which Howard called an instant classic. Robin commented on what a waste of such good guitar talent.

How Deep is Your Love

  • Played right on Robin's 59th Birthday for the announcement that Psych! would be coming in live the next day. Howard commented on the production and Robin laughed and answered some questions about her anatomy.

Hurdy Gurdy Man

  • A Parody of Donovan's Hurdy Gurdy Man.

Hey, Soul Sister

  • Sal and Richard played a version of their own take on this one but this version of Soul Sisteris still somewhere in the archives.

Hey You

  • Fred doesn't talk much so when he called Psych! "the Mozart of song parodies" for the parody of Hey you, that really meant a lot.