Music videos that feature EB0 to EB4 and SG variant basses...

[uwe]

More from Australia ...

[Denis]

From the live videos of Budos Band I've seen, the bassist uses and EB or SG type Gibson on everything.
This stuff is awesome.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO8CAjZYAY4&index=2&list=PLda5xmMh8ReHH--Tzb5I2XQ6Caud-iwmG

[pjm]

Gibson EB-1 Enjoy

[Dave W]

That must be from Rock A Bye Baby.

[Highlander]

I don't know where it came from but send it back right away... (you didn't sign for it did you...?)

[Dave W]

I don't know where it came from but send it back right away... (you didn't sign for it did you...?)

Last year I read an interview with Professor Irwin Corey (he turned 100 this year!) who said that no one would have heard of Jerry Lewis if it hadn't been for Dean Martin. My thoughts exactly.

[westen44]

Last year I read an interview with Professor Irwin Corey (he turned 100 this year!) who said that no one would have heard of Jerry Lewis if it hadn't been for Dean Martin. My thoughts exactly.

My father (who died long ago) despised Jerry Lewis so much it was amusing to watch his reaction.  Dean Martin, on the other hand, was actually quite talented. 

[westen44]

Tom Kriss of the James Gang played a Gibson EB-3 on the Yer' Album. 

[uwe]

What I found interesting about Jerry Lewis was that when not in goofball mode he was totally unfunny and stern - I could have easily imagined him as a Nixon advisor or a NASA or CIA hardass in a non-comedy movie, he had that air about him. I remember a German TV show in the seventies where they played his famous typewriter sketch



before the inteview and audio and film were ever so slightly (really just a little bit) off sync and he noticed immediately and it visibly bugged him throughout the interview, he was uncomfortable. He was a perfectionist and very hard worker. I certainly do not agree that he was talentless even if devoid of Dean Martin's natural charm on or off camera.

Jim Carrey reminds me of Jerry Lewis. They both have that slightly dark psyche looming underneath the screwball antics. And Ronald Atkinson's acting as Mr Bean - another troubled soul pulling faces - owes a lot to Jerry Lewis too.

[Pilgrim]

Jim Carrey reminds me of Jerry Lewis. They both have that slightly dark psyche looming underneath the screwball antics. And Ronald Atkinson's acting as Mr Bean - another troubled soul pulling faces - owes a lot to Jerry Lewis too.

Careful, you're in danger of agreeing with the French!

[uwe]

But we have overcome our territorial differences!

[Highlander]

Not sure Westminster has...

[Dave W]

Jerry Lewis was pretty good in The King of Comedy. That was a serious role though. I didn't think he was ever funny back when he was making fun of the mentally retarded.

[westen44]

Jerry Lewis was pretty good in The King of Comedy. That was a serious role though. I didn't think he was ever funny back when he was making fun of the mentally retarded.

His brand of comedy obviously only appeals to certain people and I'm definitely not one of them.   If the French and others want to give him awards, that's their business.  But in my opinion I think there are many people out there way funnier. 

[chromium]

Okay 'fess up... which one of you guys is Grimace?! 

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