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

[amptech]

How about this G3! (hope the link works)

[gearHed289]

Cool stuff!

[uwe]

From Australia I bring you



I wasn't aware that this was the original and that Chris Spedding only covered it.

[pjm]

Epi Les Paul sound pretty sweet in this clip

[Highlander]

Another original... don't think we've had this video, have we...?

[uwe]

Aunie Joan didn't exactly go out of her way to make her version sound any different to the Arrows original, did she? But then she wasn't obsessed with having her hair look different to Suzi Q's either.

[rexdiablo]

There are flashes of a ripper in this one:




And here's a grabber (maybe?):

[Granny Gremlin]

what seems a one off single pup Artist

How does a dark side master such as yourself neglect to point out/rub in the also-not standard (like that one) black hardware? 

[uwe]

How does a dark side master such as yourself neglect to point out/rub in the also-not standard (like that one) black hardware?

The Q-80ies, body-wise Victories made out of maho, had the original Victory hardware in black.

[Granny Gremlin]

Yes, but that, my man, ain't no Q80.  Therefore not standard. 

Look, you were just a bit off your game, it's OK, we're all human.  ... Just step it up alright 

[Granny Gremlin]

If you thought what the Devo guy did to his Ripper was bad, do not watch this; severely mutilated Grabber (I think; little blurry) ahead:

[OldManC]

Not sure if this one's made an appearance yet, but Debbie makes it a bonus either way.

[Dave W]

Debbie Harry never turned my head back then, and her voice grated on me. Now she's just scary looking.

[amptech]

Debbie Harry never turned my head back then, and her voice grated on me. Now she's just scary looking.

She was nice in 'Videodrome' , though.

[uwe]

Well, she wasn't exactly Ella Fitzgerald, but for the kind of disposable pop Blondie aimed to be she had the perfect look and a girlie voice to go with it. I actually liked her voice better in her later years, when she had lost highs, but finally gained some timbre. This sounds Chrissie Hyndish in my ears, who is not a great singer herself, but makes her voice work  for the songs she sings.