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Cover sleeve for John Mayall’s BluesBreakers’ Crusade album, featuring an 18-year-old Mick Taylor which can be spotted in a majority of the shots; released on September 1, 1967
(C) John Mayall/Decca
Gilda Radner sings feminist parody number “I’m a Woman,” on National Lampoon’s album Goodbye Pop 1952–1976 , while enduring the humorous heckling of Bill Murray, and a rare guest appearance by Dan Aykroyd (“I came down on my bike from Toronto to Manhattan and did a guest spot on the National Lampoon Radio record that [John Belushi] was working on. I was a drummer on a Helen Reddy parody.” http://www.angelfire.com/celeb2/elwood3/daplay.html)
(There are also a couple other voices which could be Christopher Guest, Paul Shaffer, and/or Tony Scheuren, according to album info.)

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In their feature that spotlights celebrities who appear in comics under different names, CSBG looks at the time that Joker killed David Lett
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ROLLING STONES ON VIDEO: Keith Richards on Friday Night Videos (US TV, 1986)
ROLLING STONES ON VIDEO: Keith Richards on Friday Night Videos (US TV, 1986)
June 11, 1986: Keith is interviewed and performs for Friday Night Videos (U.S. TV) at studios in New York City, backed by Paul Schaffer and Marcus Miller.*Click for MORE STONES ON VIDEOFrom Wikipedia:Friday Night Videos (later becoming Friday Night and then Late Friday) is an American music video show that was broadcast on NBC from July 29, 1983 to May 24, 2002. It was the network’s attempt to…
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