This Saved by the Bell resurgence really came on like gangbusters, right? After a People magazine cover story and a tell-all from Dustin Diamond, here’s the latest from Bayside High: Dennis Haskins — better known as the gang’s principle, Mr. Belding — has a karaoke album dropping September 1. In a press release (and truly a marvel of the form at that), Haskins says: “I love to sing and have been doing karaoke for the past six years. Karaoke is about having fun and I hope everyone will have fun singing along with me or on their own with our karaoke CD/DVD!”
Oh boy. Here’s the tracklist:
1. School’s Out
2. California Dreamin’
3. Piano Man
4. What A Wonderful World
5. Brown Eyed Girl
6. Georgia
7. Friends In Low Places
Below, some videos of Haskins doing karaoke at Dimples, a dive bar in Burbank located directly across from NBC and Warner Bros. Studios. From the looks of it, this album has been a long time coming…
So, if nothing else, we think Haskins is well-equipped to perform at bar mitzvahs and birthday parties. What’s next: Should Lark Voorhies come out with a perfume? Perhaps Mario Lopez should hawk exercise videos on QVC? Help us brainstorm some more vanity projects for Bell alumni in the comments.
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I'd love to see a duet with Miss Bliss.
The CD could be sold with some of Jessie Spano’s caffeine pills to enhance the experience.
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[...] Well this is just heartbreaking: Following his cold snub by the (mostly) reunited cast of Saved by the Bell, Dennis “Mr. Belding” Haskins has announced plans for the September 1 release of his new CD-DVD set, Karaoke With Your Favorite Principal, Dennis Haskins, a.k.a Mr. Belding. Buyers will be able to sing along with Haskins or to instrumental recordings of seven pop songs, including “Friends in Low Places.” [Flavorwire] [...]
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An album? Thats great . It will be real fun.
First of all, you have to decide on your signature songs. While arriving at the songs, you will have to a keep a number of things in mind. It should be a popular song, even though not the latest; and it should be within your vocal range. Try to go for peppy numbers, rather than slow ones. This is a tip to sing.
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