We have to admit we get a real big kick out of this one. Kandy Floss was a fake band that was created only for the purpose of convincing 10 B-Level British celebrities that it was real. Confused?   Let’s see if we can clear this one up.

There is something special about a band that made all of their instruments from discarded items at a junkyard and who sing moralistic tales isn’t there? Well, maybe there is not, but on the episodes of the animated series, Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids, that is what we got, and it is something that anyone who saw the show remembers vividly. That might translate into a few votes here.



The Bullet Points:
Movie Appeared:
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids (1972-85)

Actors:
Bill Cosby and other voice actors.

The Fictitious Band:
Fat Albert (Lead Singer and plated a bagpipe type accordion made from a radiator and a funnel.
Mushmouth (Bass…we think)
Dumb Donald (Trombone)
William Cosby (Drums)
Russell Cosby (Xylophone)
Weird Harold (Harp)
Rudy (Banjo)
Bucky (Organ)

Songs you might remember:
The Opening Theme

Why you should vote for them:
This cartoon lasted more than 99 percent of all other Saturday Morning ones, and had quite the staying power. We wager that most people over the age of forty know that theme song.

Why you should not vote for them:
Was this band even remotely good?

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If you are the fictitious bubble gum Country princess does this qualify for a Fictitious Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? When you are as cute as Hayden Panettiere, we think it might be worth a few votes. The Taylor Swift/Carrie Underwood knock off is getting solid reviews for her role, so this would not surprise us to see this entry do well; especially if Nashville remains on the air.



The Bullet Points:
TV Show Appeared:
Nashville (2012-)

Actors:
Hayden Panettiere

Songs you might remember:
Boys and Busses
Telescope
Used

Why you should vote for her:
She emulates some of the biggest stars in the business.

Why you should not vote for her:
The country factor could come in play here.

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The glue of the quirky Brian DePalma film, Phantom of the Paradise, the revolving role of the house band at the Paradise was a trio who first appeared as the retro-greasers, The Juicy Fruits. Their second appearance was as surf style knock offs, the Beach Bums and finally the Undeads in what was pre Misfits look. They did not get the love they should have in this cult film, as they only had singing roles, but their contribution should not be ignored.  



The Bullet Points:
Movie Appeared:
Phantom of the Paradise (1974)

Actors:
Archie Hahn
Jeffrey Comanor
Harold Oblong

Songs you might remember:
Goodbye, Eddie, Goodbye  
Upholstery
Somebody Super Like You

Why you should vote for them:
They had a lot of contributions to this film.

Why you should not vote for them:
How many people remember this cult film?