Imagine Toasters Going Shopping!
And don’t just imagine that it’s the Overnight Open Thread, because it really IS!
Imagine Toasters Going Shopping!
And don’t just imagine that it’s the Overnight Open Thread, because it really IS!
Nah. Not Patsy Cline or Christopher Walken.
Willy singbout Rita on The Overnight Open Thread.
Had a cool post all lined up and ready to go before I realized it had already been posted here three years ago, so instead, let’s get down and funky with Maceo Parker on The Overnight Open Thread.

One thing is for sure. Tony Clifton is larger than life, and his imposing image on the Las Vegas Strip deserves to be spilled into the right hand margin. If you don’t like him, you can leave this blog right now. He’s that big.
The late Andy Kaufman knew Tony Clifton personally. For those who only remember Kaufman as Latka Gravas from the TV series “Taxi,” you’re missing out, as Kaufman was an awesome, if eccentric, comedian. Prior to his stints on SNL, Kaufman was a stand up comic whose specialty was long set ups that often had no punch line, yet occasionally provided a responsive audience transportation to a local venue for milk and cookies. He was also a talented impersonator.
Kaufman impersonated Elvis, Tito Puente and Jerry Lawler, but his epitome [embodiment, exemplification, quintessence, essence, perfect example, exemplar, representative, type, typification, personification, incarnation, archetype, model, prototype, pattern, ultimate, last word; see also model] was Tony Clifton, and it was spot on.
I’ve never seen a better impersonation of Tony Clifton, the greatest lounge singer/entertainer/comedian ever. So welcome to Rafael’s Silver Cloud Lounge, order a tropical beverage (the tiny umbrella is free) and tip the waitress while we introduce the next act: The Overnight Open Thread.
Eddy Davis’ New Orleans Jazz Band plays “Panama” at The National Underground in NYC 18 June 2008. Eddy Davis, Nechville electric tenor banjo, John Gill, guitar, Simon Wettenhall, trumpet, Debbie Kennedy, bass, Fernando Kfouri, Trombone, Pat Carmichael, drums, Adrian Cunningham, clarinet.
Now that we’re past the excellent distraction of The Blogmocracy Radio Show, we now return to your regularly scheduled Overnight Open Thread.
This guy is good, and he’s had a bit of success lately. Bar’s open, beer’s flowin’ and the drawers are droppin’ on The Overnight Open Thread.
Awesome spontaneous comedy by Mr. Improvisation himself, Jonathan Winters. Ain’t nobody funnier [h/t Iowahawk for the vid].
So here’s to Elwood P. Suggins, Lennie Pike, Leslie the Sanitation Engineer, The Annoying Airline Passenger, Maude Frickert and many others. May St. Peter somehow manage to open The Gates for you while he’s doubled over laughing.
And this is The Overnight Open Thread.
Captain Beefheart‘s fuzz-bass-infused version of “Diddy Wah Diddy.”
That lilting tune was written by Willie Dixon and Elias McDaniel (aka Elias Bates, aka Bo Diddley) and later covered by The Sonics, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and others. The title may be slang for a suburb of Baltimore, but here on The Blogmocracy it refers to a whompin’ stompin’ version of
The Overnight Open Thread.
Fun little viddle by The Skatalites, suitable for the rock steady beat of a Tuesday Night Edition of The Overnight Open Thread.
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