Fun Music Information -> Rodgers & Hammerstein

This is the most recent information about Rodgers & Hammerstein that has been submitted to amIright. If we have more information about Rodgers & Hammerstein, then we provide a link to the section where it appears (the actual page whenever possible).

Misspellings and other Alternate Names:

These are the alternate spellings of the performer's name we've had to correct in submissions to amIright.

Rogers & Hammerstein, Rogers and Hammerstein, Rodgers and Hammerstien, Rodgers and Hammerstein

Performer Pseudonyms:

Also known as: Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein, II. Submitted by: Broadway

Song Parodies:

Original Song Name	Parody Song Name	Parody Author
"Some Enchanted Evening"	"Someone Spoofed Obama"	Melanie Lee
"I Enjoy Being a Girl"	"I Enjoy Seeing the Gays"	Melanie Lee
"I Enjoy Being A Girl"	"I Enjoy Being A Churl"	Stan Hall
"Edelweiss"	"Halloween"	Melanie Lee
"Edelweiss"	"That's The Price"	Adagio
"16 Going On 17"	"13 Going On 30"	Tokusou Sentai Blessranger
"How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria"	"How To Resolve Her Case of Diarrhea"	TJC
"Oklahoma!"	"Guacamole!"	Tim Hall
"Oh, What A Beautiful Morning"	"Oh, What A Beautiful Sponge Cake"	MasonR
"Edelweiss"	"Added Rice"	Rick Duncan
There are additional song parodies available.

Duets Not Yet Performed:

First Band/Song Name	Second Band/Song Name	New Song Name	Submittor
You'll Never Walk Alone Rodgers & Hammerstein	New York, New York Frank Sinatra	You'll Never Walk Alone in New York, New York! Is that good or bad?	Joelle

Misheard Lyrics:

"Edelweiss" Misheard Lyrics: Lots of old snow, may you bloom and grow. Original Lyrics: Blossom of snow, may you bloom and grow.	"Edelweiss" Misheard Lyrics: Vlos em shnow Original Lyrics: Blossom up snow.
"Edelweiss" Misheard Lyrics: Anal Mice Original Lyrics: Edelweiss

Misheard Lyrics Story:

"Edelweiss"

Misheard Lyrics:

Anal Mice

Original Lyrics:

Edelweiss

Story about this misheard lyric by: Lucy

I was at the theatre, watching one of my friends perform in 'The Sound of Music.' Everything was fine until they began to sing the song 'Edelweiss'. I began to laugh and was asked to leave. It wasn't until afterwards while I was joking about the song with my friend who was in the play that she corrected me.