NRBQ Interviewed by Connie Chung - Part 1

Late 1980s Connie Chung interview of NRBQ. Note Terry's prophetic comment around the one minute time stamp "We can never change members because ... I don't know ... whole thing wouldn't work." When Johnny Spampinato (an excellent guitarist) replaced Al Anderson it was the beginning of the end of NRBQ, as predicted by Terry.

Also, check out the comments from Al around the one minute, thirty second time stamp that found their way into the lyrics of "It Came From the South", an original composition about the roots of music, that appears on Al's solo recording "Pay Before You Pump."

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[drewmeister62]

Tom Ardolino playing a bag of potato chips! I Love It!

[bobbiejaeger]

thanks for posting this! RIP Tommy. So young.....what a loss to the music world. BUT....What a tremendous Rythym Quartet they were. Terry carries the name NRBQ on, playing live at the STATE Theatre, Falls Church on Jan 15th.

[transparentape]

Terry eats a Pop Tart!

[Jaymuss Eato]

>one of the greatest bands ever...period.

[Dave Consono]

I agree with teamsmc...

[xrcjpx]

Big Al... I remember him in the Connecticut band the Wildweeds....great thanx

[hihats]

one big taco bell...beautiful

[Steven Keller]

The Spampinato Bothers still carry the torch!

[chinacat]

A real band making real music.

[teamsmc]

Best band ever on the planet.