I was reminded today—due mainly to promotion of the new James Brown film ongoing—of what I consider to be one of the best James Brown stories ever told, by one Jackie "The Jokeman" Martling, from the "Music of Howard Stern" special. If any story tells you who the man was, this does it.
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
That Was A Totally Farcical Call
Today is the 20th anniversary of the greatest phony phone call of all time.
If you wonder why fans of The Howard Stern Show are the rabid creatures we are, take note. Events like this, that's the stuff that binds us.
I was one of the fortunate ones to have been planted in front of a television set watching ABC when this happened. It was beautiful.
The event was duly noted at The Concourse.
Here the man himself tells the story:
Even better is the analysis of the event afterward by Al Michaels, which gives what I consider to have been Billy West's finest moment: "Peter, if Nicole calls, be suspicious."
Peace and love to Maury from Brooklyn, wherever you are.
Hooray! New YouTube Poop from cs188!
If you wonder why fans of The Howard Stern Show are the rabid creatures we are, take note. Events like this, that's the stuff that binds us.
I was one of the fortunate ones to have been planted in front of a television set watching ABC when this happened. It was beautiful.
The event was duly noted at The Concourse.
Here the man himself tells the story:
Even better is the analysis of the event afterward by Al Michaels, which gives what I consider to have been Billy West's finest moment: "Peter, if Nicole calls, be suspicious."
Peace and love to Maury from Brooklyn, wherever you are.
Hooray! New YouTube Poop from cs188!
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