Music videos featuring Fat-Bottom Girls (Rippers, Victories, etc)

[Granny Gremlin]

I didn't remember it from Rock n Roll High School.  Payoff is right at the end: Dee Dee in the shower playing a Ripper (maybe a Grabber?) - can't tell if real or a ho (I'm thinking ho).  Still.  Amazing; they're almost all playing gear they usually didn't use (The iconic Mosrite appears in the bathroom  in the end but before that Johnny rocks an acoustic and then a Ric/ho).

[Dave W]

Looks like a Ripper.

That movie should have won an Oscar! 

[uwe]

Dee Dee in the shower playing a Ripper (maybe a Grabber?) - can't tell if real or a ho (I'm thinking ho).  

Jake. The headstock. Is that a Grabber headstock? Tsk, tsk, tsk ... So we have resolved that it is at the very least a Ripper ho, but from what I see of the logo it's even a Gibson Ripper.

Joey had such a lovely voice. I miss it.

[Granny Gremlin]

If it's a ho, the headstock needn't match a Gibson Grabber re the pointiness, Uwe.

My monitors are too dark to see any detail at all in the body area.

[uwe]

Posted on behalf of the ever forgetful Lowend ..., another Oscar-worthy cineastic masterpiece 

[lowend1]

Uwe, you KNOW you wanted to be the bearer of this news.

[uwe]

I have to bear with you all the time!

[gearHed289]

Ugh... I forgot about that debacle. Frampton was just hell-bent on destroying his career after that live album, wasn't he?

[uwe]

I think that "I'm in You" cover was his personal Billy Squeer-nadir (rhymes!):



The title song also beckoned some penetrating physical questions, very unfortunate all in all. Note to self: Pink satin trousers and frilly shirts that look like an American quilt do not a respectable musician make.

That said, I've seen the man twice since he has balded and was never less than entertained. I like his lead guitar work and his band has a nice rapport.

[lowend1]

Ugh... I forgot about that debacle. Frampton was just hell-bent on destroying his career after that live album, wasn't he?

I think it was the record company and his management that was hell-bent.

[Basvarken]

He did some cool things with Humble Pie though

[uwe]

He even played with Jon Lord on First of the Big Bands (prior to Comes Alive fame), I'm not knocking the guy at all!!!

[4stringer77]

I think that "I'm in You" cover was his personal Billy Squeer-nadir (rhymes!):



The title song also beckoned some penetrating physical questions, very unfortunate all in all. Note to self: Pink satin trousers and frilly shirts that look like an American quilt do not a respectable musician make.

That said, I've seen the man twice since he has balded and was never less than entertained. I like his lead guitar work and his band has a nice rapport.

Love Frank's take on this album.

[uwe]

Granted, not his most manly hour.  A small step for him, but a huge leap for gender mainstreaming. I have a distinct memory how his Luke Skywalker look was a huge turn-off for me at the time no matter how well he played.

[Psycho Bass Guy]

A couple years ago, Frampton bought a big farm out in the middle of nowhere near where my father grew up about an hour away in Tazewell. I guarantee he could walk into the Walmart there while "Baby I Love Your Way" is playing on the PA and not a soul would recognize him.