What song best describes Kevin Garn's hottub fiasco? | Staff Box | Salt Lake City Weekly

What song best describes Kevin Garn's hottub fiasco? 

Pin It
Favorite

Kevin Garn used to sell records. What song best describes his hottub fiasco and where he’s heading?

Susan Kruithof: “Splish Slash” by Bobby Darin. “A rub-a-dub-dub, just relaxin’ in the tub, thinkin’ everything was alright ...” Boy, was he ever wrong.

Julie Erickson: Elton John, “The Bitch is Back”!

Derek Jones: “Thank Heaven for Little Girls?” Although I’m not sure he’s really thankful for little girls right now.

Rachel Hanson: George Michael’s “Father Figure” seems apt: “That’s all I wanted … to be bold and naked at your side … I will be your preacher teacher … but sometimes love can be mistaken for a crime.”

Kathy Mueller: “Go Away, Little Girl.” Direction: “Highway to Hell.”

Scott Renshaw: Oingo Boingo’s “Little Girls.” It has the added benefit of being from approximately the era when the indiscretion took place, a time when people actually sold “records” and thought hot tubs were a good place for a seduction.

Paula Saltas: Lionel Richie: “That’s why I’m easy, I’m easy like Sunday morning ...” He should be heading to jail, but I am guessing he is heading to the ward house.

Marty Foy: “Dirty” by international floozy Christina Aguilera. Representative Garn is so dirty he should get a record deal.

Bill Frost: “How Can I Hate Myself When I Still Have You Around?” by Spork, available on iTunes for quite a reasonable price.

Pin It
Favorite

Speaking of...

  • More Frightening Than a Clown

    Which is more frightening—Ronald McDonald and Bozo or Utah Senators Michael Waddoups and John Valentine?
    • May 25, 2011
  • Men Behaving Badly

    Do any men you know behave badly?
    • May 11, 2011
  • Last Days

    If the Rapture were to take place this month, would you change your lifestyle?
    • May 4, 2011
  • More »

More by City Weekly Staff

Latest in Staff Box

© 2025 Salt Lake City Weekly

Website powered by Foundation