On That Note - Clap For the Wolfman
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Sometimes I wonder if we're livin' in the same land
Why d'you wanna be my friend
When I feel like a juggler running out of hands?
(Hand clap bit is near the very end)
Why d'you wanna be my friend
When I feel like a juggler running out of hands?
(Hand clap bit is near the very end)
I love that you included the dinner table video! I had already listened to the Guero album and Guerolito EP a ton when Beck did that on SNL, and I was just in awe. I've shown it to my kids on my phone several times when they were sad just to get them to calm down!
Love me some Guero!!
I think the released recording has been merged with this video...still hand claps though
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A 'cool story bro' moment regarding the title song of this thread, "Clap for the Wolfman."
I suspect it may have been set-up in advance but who knows?
Back when I was still in college at ISU one of the local radio stations had a DJ interviewing Wolfman Jack.
It was a fairly ordinary interview...
When they got to the end the DJ asked Wolfman Jack if he'd heard back from his doctor.
Wolfman acted all confused, "What, what do you mean?"
The DJ said, "You know, about your rash."
Wolfman, "I don't know what you're talking about."
DJ ends interview by saying, "Oh here it is." and plays "Clap for the Wolfman."
(Note, quotes are included for context, some poetic license is taken, as I obviously don't remember the exact exchange 40 years later)
I suspect it may have been set-up in advance but who knows?
Back when I was still in college at ISU one of the local radio stations had a DJ interviewing Wolfman Jack.
It was a fairly ordinary interview...
When they got to the end the DJ asked Wolfman Jack if he'd heard back from his doctor.
Wolfman acted all confused, "What, what do you mean?"
The DJ said, "You know, about your rash."
Wolfman, "I don't know what you're talking about."
DJ ends interview by saying, "Oh here it is." and plays "Clap for the Wolfman."
(Note, quotes are included for context, some poetic license is taken, as I obviously don't remember the exact exchange 40 years later)
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