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Lehrer, Tom

Tom Lehrer (b. 1928 in New York City) is an American satirist, musician, and mathematician. He is best known for recording several satirical albums in the 1950s, and despite having retired from public performing in the mid-1960s, still has a loyal following today. His songs have been performed on television shows That Was the Week That Was and The Electric Company, been made into a musical review, and are among the most requested songs on the Dr. Demento Show. Mr. Lehrer has taught at Harvard University and the University of California, Santa Cruz.

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• - Encyclopedia entry provides biographical information and links.
  
• - Article from the Sydney Morning Herald examines his views on the current state of politics, comedy, and satire.
  
• - Includes images, lyrics, biography, discography, and other information.
  
• - Paul D. Lehrman interviews Lehrer about his recording career.
  
• - LiveJournal community for discussions and links to video, audio, and pictures.
  
• - Liner notes from the album on Rhino Records.
  
• - Offers lyrics, images, audio, and video.
  
• - Biography, discography, and reviews.
  
• - SF Weekly article covers his life and career.
  
• - Collection of lyrics with MIDI accompaniments, footnotes, links, and images.
  
• - Profile, lyrics, discussion, writings, a FAQ, and links.
  
• - Information about cover recordings and the TomFoolery musical.
  
• - Includes a biography, career notes, and highlights of famous songs.
  
• - The famous song set to a Flash animation.
  
  

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