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You should hear NRBQ's cover of this tune. Swings like mad.

@discjockeyOk True!

Such a great song!

@MrCountryman89 If you support genocide and mass slaughter of innocents, then I guess you might believe that racism is a rational and necessary view. Most people have more humanity than that. I recommend you read the actual Bible, as opposed to the White Man's Bible.

@izzypar800 He's much too tall.

Where's Ant Man?

@jmlicari But there was also deregulation of banks and financial markets. There was decimating of the IRS. There was no one minding the store on banks pushing subprime mortgages like crack. So maybe the picture is more complicated than either of us are claiming. If I read Meltdown, then you have ...

faaaaaaaaaaaaaaantaastic

Beautiful.

Hopefully live stuff!

Tell the cameraman to put down the joint.

Where was this?

A classic, written by "Big" Al Anderson. Check out the original by NRBQ.

@ Shanghaijill Hey Shanghaijill, I just heard that Tommy Ardolino died. Like, yesterday. Tragic news. What was he like in high school? Was that in Springfield?

Yes, the bankers are the exploiters. But the people are ultimately responsible. That's what democracy means. We, the people, have permitted the government to become "the tool." We, the people, have the power -- and the responsibility -- to throw the money changers out of the temple: to remove cor...

The Move: the greatest British Invasion band that never invaded.

@rockinredneck57 Thanks rockinred. I recall seeing that performance when it first aired on Ed Sullivan.

Wow, he butchered the shit out of that. Screwed up the words and everything. But aside from that, nice job Mike!

The original version of this song is on the NRBQ album Wild Weekend, from 1989. It's a love song to a car. The lyrics have been changed for Spongebob. You can find a great live version by NRBQ on Youtube, with jazz great Phil Woods sitting in on alto sax.

Best way to hear this tune is the Q playing it live. Gotta find a bootleg for that.

JEEPERS!

omygod he ses so u were ok wait for it, free when it happened.. classic brit.

Joey and Tommy: the best rhythm section ever.

dude she looks tired cuz she doesnt have makeup on air to all you guys I meen shes pretty, but as pretty as any other girl ordinary looking she just coats herself in makeup. isnt that obvious? Im not a hater.

Great tune, and great to see the Quartet letting Pete's freak flag fly!

Terry's just so far ahead of any other rock n roll keyboardist.... he's in his own category completely. I just wish he had an acoustic piano at this show.

Next time rehearse, boys.

Stewart DOES build things. He builds a sense of reality and proportion and he does it through humor. Plus, he calls people on their self-important BS. His job has never been more valuable than it is right now.