Search results for 'david and letterman'
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February 1998 :: Music L-O :: Live on Letterman (Jim Presnell)
Live on Letterman Music form the Late Show Reprise In the words of Duckman (the USA Network cartoon voiced by Jason Alexander of Seinfeld) talking to an arch villain, a big power-lusting rooster losing its feathers: "You're washed up! Finished! Don't be surprised if MTV Unplugged calls you!" Mercifully ...
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October 1998 :: Ink Spots :: The Goo Goo Dolls (Gail Worley)
... . Yesterday, the band spent hours in the MTV studios and tonight they will perform "Iris" -- complete with string section -- on the Late Show with David Letterman. In every sense, they are a long way from their home town of Buffalo, New York. At a time when few bands survive long enough to accumulate ...
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April 2000 :: Music M :: Many Different Colors (Jason Feifer)
... Carr, the album has been in production for 13 years, collecting incredible session musicians to participate along the way. Included on the album is David Letterman's Paul Shaffer, bassist Chuck Rainey (known for his work with Steely Dan and the Jackson Five), Jeff "Skunk" Baxter (from the Doobie Brothers ...
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Exactly what is wrong with the music industry's new list of the most important songs of the 20th Century? Julio Diaz counts down the Top 7 probelms with the list, and the hits don't stop 'til we get to the top.
... Diaz America has a love affair with lists. We love to read the critics and stars' "Year's Ten Best" lists, the nightly "Top 10 List" has helped keep David Letterman at or near the top of the late night talk game for more than a decade, and more of us watch the Billboard charts and Nielsen ratings than ...
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August 1998 :: Florida Film Festival :: Three Films (Linda Hartmann)
... store and finds love along the way. And it could have been good if it didn't try so desperately to be outlandish. Written by Louis C.K. (writer for David Letterman, Chris Rock, and Conan O'Brien), one might expect something amusing, at the very least. Somehow, this film screwed up all the chances of ...
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February 1999 :: Screen :: Get A Life (Charles D.J. Deppner)
... haphazardly teetering back and forth into both territories. The show is Elliot at his best, flying high out from his classic work on Late Night With David Letterman, accentuating a new independence and greater originality. The basic Get A Life sit-com formula was this: The first two thirds strictly ...
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April 1999 :: Ink Spots :: The Vandals (Holly Day)
... can only imagine what sort of things were going through his mind.... Where did the album title ( Hitler Bad, Vandals Good ) come from? Joe : It's a David Letterman spin-off. He's really funny - have you seen him? Wally : He's on TV. Dave [silent, eyes glazed, thinking]: Mobius Strip: One side, three ...
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November 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Rob Zombie (Cindy Rivers)
... blood, and call it a day." Is it real blood? Yeah. It's filled with blood, and human ribs. I don't know where he got human ribs from. We were on David Letterman a couple days ago, and he actually opened up the guitar and poured [the blood] over his head. [Dave] looked a little surprised. When you first ...
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Self-proclaimed "solo artist" Kathleen LaGue isn't what you'd expect from the typical singer/songwriter out of Nashville. Phil Bailey spoke to the fashion model turned rocker about her use of the Internet to market herself, the Roxygen on Oxygen competition, and the travails of doing it all yourself.
... show called Tracker, which is on the Oxygen network. It's live bands. I know Paula Cole's been on there, and Snoop Doggy Dog. It's cool. It's like David Letterman, with only music. And it's for young girls and I think the girls vote and it's all very interactive, it's all interconnected with the website ...
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February 1999 :: Music J-M :: Ernie Kovacs (Shelton Hull)
... in television comedy, having pioneered an off-beat brand of comedy that resonates in the work of pretty much every sitcom, talk show (most notably David Letterman's), or sketch comedy troupe that dares call itself "offbeat," "cutting edge," or whatever term it supposes implies derivation from the norm ...
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