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Ed Bickert Interview & Embraceable You
Found this old file- not on youtube now- this needs to be seen and appreciated. There are just so few videos of this great Master of the Telecaster, Ed Bickert, CME. I own no rights to this video clip. Please invest in the numerous, great albums featuring this amazing guitarist!
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hot steak cold chop!
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A short clip from "Restless Knights" I don't own any copyright to this video. If you love the Stooges, Sony has completely restored the entire catalog to flawless perfection and clarity- consider purchasing the entire set!
wide awake
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curly wants snake oil remedy for sleep- from "Phony Express"
Shemp gets political
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"...of the People, by the People, for the People, and AGAINST the People..."
Cat "rasslin'"
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Five minutes and 35 seconds of cat acrobatics and judo-like moves...
cheech and chong's next movie clip
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This is a short clip from the hilarious movie, "Cheech and Chong's Next Movie". I do not own any rights to this movie. I encourage you to purchase this movie. It is full of well acted comedy, and is my favorite Cheech and Chong movie!
brideless groom-cousin basil.avi
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I don't own any rights to this short clip, from "Brideless Groom". Please purchase the excellently restored 3 Stooges shorts from Sony- they are expertly restored and well worth the price!
brideless groom voice lesson
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Voice lesson from "heck". I do not own any copyright to this short clip. It is presented only for educational purposes. Please purchase the Three Stooges videos on line, or in stores. They have been beautifully remastered by Sony, and are available everywhere.
busy body clip
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Laurel and Hardy, at their best. Perfect timing. Great Hal Roach direction. A short clip, from the short, "Busy Bodies" I do not own the copyright for this video. I only post it for educational purposes. Viewers are encouraged to purchase any of the Laurel and Hardy movies and shorts, available widely on the internet, and in stores.
Ce comentariu super comedie
thank you Ed - for sticking to your "way" of approaching guitar.
I could probably work that out note for note over several months of hard work, with all its intricacies and complexity. And then I would be left grappling with the fact that he composed it on the spot. It’s improvised. He literally pulled it out of thin air.
My grandmother was his sister I have his original harmony amp from 1962 it's sounds great
That's so awesome! I wrote the Canadian government, shortly before his death, and suggested they make an extensive bio-pic of his career, since he was a knighted C.M.E. They basically replied- yeah- that's a nice idea. We already did a CBC special on him, once- I think. Made me mad. He was a real treasure.
@@jusplainmark I think that this was taken from that CBC show. If I recall, he was interviewed (off camera) by the jazz DJ of another station, CJRT-FM. Ted O'Reilly
One of the funniest Stooges skits of all time. Christine is marvelous.
Het gets better Jazz sound with his old tele than many players do with these $20k archtop Jazz guitar. He use wonderful chord voices too.
0:40 love that part
Miss Hopkins and Cousin Basil must live in Kentucky
Shemp never said that he was Cousin Basil, especially he wasn't trying to pretend to be Cousin Basil in the first place. That woman just immediately mistaken Shemp for Cousin Basil and immediately start accusing him for impersonating Cousin Basil after the real Cousin Basil phoned up.
Shemp never said that he was Cousin Basil, especially he wasn't trying to pretend to be Cousin Basil in the first place. That woman just immediately mistaken Shemp for Cousin Basil and immediately start accusing him for impersonating Cousin Basil after the real Cousin Basil phoned up.
Some people, musicians included, believe that what they do is frivolous. As a “music customer” who has enjoyed countless hours sharing an experience that I lack the ability to create I’d like to thank them for the joy they’ve given me. Ed played in the Hamilton area and I’ve tried to attend whenever Ed or any of his Boss Brass buddies were in our area.
3:04 Abraham Lincoln
Awesome. Wow.
🤣😭🤣😭🤣
Yaasiin aburaas
We have a million UA-cam jazz guitarists today, and none of them are even close to Ed.
Mwa, mwa, mwa ... 😘
Shemp: Can I help if I ain't cousin Basil? (Then collapses) 😹😹 Poor Shemp.
It just cannot get any better than this. With all the due respect and admiration I feel for genius Joe Pass, I'd say he was very lucky Ed Bicker didn't record and play more solo concerts. Ed's harmonic concepts, taste and sound are just out of this world. I cannot find more recordings of this incredible genius playing solo guitar other than this one. So if someone reads my comment and know of other solo recordings of his, please point me in the correct direction. Thank you so much in advance and God bless Mr Bickert's soul wherever it is flying very high.
what a guitar player!
Excellent playing- he was way out there, into his own groove- thanks
Growing up in Toronto it was great to be able to hear him live from time to time. My favourite was with Paul Desmond at Bourbon St. ($9.99 for a bowl of pasta - any sauce - just add a glass of wine).
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Another Canadian guitar master.
The room-service waiter is played by Johnny Kascier; he was the stooges' main stunt double (he did the split-second shot of Shemp crashing through the door here, also doubled for Shemp sliding across the floor in the hilarious Piano scene). Director Edward Bernds was a master of "light" comedy, which Jules White would NEVER have done. I'm referring to the bit with Moe kissing Larry, then blaming it on him when the incredulous waiter (Kascier) walks by. Only Ed Bernds was able to bring this sort of clever comic interplay to the Shemp films. LR
1:38/1:39 😂😂😂
How did they do some of these stunts, effects ? it's not like it is today w/all kinks of computer graphics !
"Hey Baby....Hey baby c'mon don't be stuckup" 😂😂😂
Love Stan oliie
"Dope will be legal in a few years" More like a few decades.
They fucked that car up
RIP such a gifted vocalist!
CUT IT OUT!!! LOLOL
a freakin wizard
Best line
I saw 15 ..plus heard 5 Hits.. Twenty total..
Lol he wanted to clear a space for her in car after he just farted
😂😅he just stares at the camera Everytime
The greatest guitar player of all time. Tone, touch, melody and timing. And insane instincts and range. Nobody better.
Shemp Howard is Single
Samuel Horwitz(30) married Gertrude Frank(25) on September 4,1925. He died of a Heart Attack on November 22,1955. Gertrude died at the age of 82 in 1982. They’re son Morton Frank Howard, died of cancer in 1972.
Shemp Howard is Winning Just Like Charlie Sheen
Cochino..lol!
The Best!!
Really Hilarious
Great actors, but you see humans were violent even back then. Today we still have wars and wonder why? Because many of us still secretly enjoy violence - we are struggling to become but are still not quite an enlightened race.
Misunderstandings, deep emotions, pleasure, and peril. Totally unlike real relationships, of course.
Did the guy that got kicked out ever saw them at lunchtime, or was that when the boys were leaving after wrecking the job and destroying their car?
SEEMS LIKE THEY REALLY GET ALONG!!!! OMG HA HA!!! FUNNY COMEDY FOR REAL!!! IVE ALWAYS LOVED TO SEE THE CRAZED LOOK ON OLLIES FACE!!! ANOTHER FINE MESS YOU GOT US INTO!!!!!!
Simply the best. .
I like how he took that brush and put it in that glue and stuck it on his chin then pushed him