Wednesday, January 21, 2009

This Must Be What The French Are Talking About



This is even funnier than Dane Cook. (OK bad example. Sam Waterston is funnier than Dane Cook) Thanks for the clip, Frank.

8 comments:

Gene Oberto said...

Holy Smokes! No wonder he looks the way he does now. Cranked up on pills, he worked that manic for, what, 30 years? And then, once a year would stay up for a couple of days to raise big money for MD.
The thing is, in that short segment, he showed the comedian, the mimic, the social satirist, the dancer, and you have to be a pretty good musician to play that badly well.
That being said, the French are still 180 degrees out of phase with the rest of us.

Geno

steve simels said...

I think it's interesting that his guitar solos sound exactly like Arto Lindsay.

Obviously, if Lewis had been on the Bowery in the late 70s/early 80s, we really would be agreeing he's a genius at this point.

Sal Nunziato said...

Arto Lindsay! Hilarious...because it's true.

Anonymous said...

Let's hope this song is available for Guitar Hero soon!
(Love the band too. The suits, the stand-up drummer and piano player, the sulking guitar player... they've got it all.)

soundsource said...

wow great pull sal and that's what we need more rockers in bowties. Just one question did she give birth to those triplets during the song. whhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NYCD Online said...

That may be even funnier than the "Three Haircuts" bit on the Sid Caesar show.

What's it from?

Sal Nunziato said...

The scene is from "Rock-A-Bye Baby." That "3 Haircuts" clip is damn funny, though.

Rebecca... said...

Just FYI, guys, I've lived in France for nearly 30 years and never once have I seen the least trace of the legendary French love for Lewis. I think it's just that, a legend. That said, I'm happy to have found Burning Wood (which I came to via Eric Alterman's blog). Great job.