Live: Slim Gaillard on The Flip Wilson Show
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2013
- a) Cement Mixer (Putti Putti)
written by Slim Gaillard
b) Poppity Pop
written by Slim Gaillard
c) The Flat Foot Floogie (with a Floy Floy)
written by Slim Gaillard, Slam Stewart, and Bud Green
performed by Slim Gaillard
from The Flip Wilson Show, broadcast Thursday, 24 December 1970 on NBC-TV.
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Jimi Hendrix always thought he had big hands.
But, that was before he shook the hand of Slim Gaillard! ;-)
SLIM was a MULTI TALENT!!!! piano, guitar, sax...and plain good entertainer!!!!! Thank you Flip Wilson you were GREAT and brought us GREAT entertainers!
Tap dancer as well.
The Greatest Times On TV was back then. Salute!
Slim Gaillard was a man with great talent, courage and humor. Thank you for that mister Gaillard! Yip Roc Heresy 😎
Fried bees' knees - candied monkey hips.....
Remember watching this episode. My Mom was singing along with the songs.
Umm so I'm almost 50 years too late but I think I'm in love with both of these guys
You need to watch the Slim Gaillard 4 part Arena documentary on RUclips if you haven’t already. I fell in love with the dude watching them.
Loved those songs. Used to jitterbug to them.
Thank you so much!
My Mom used to sing Cement Mixer, Putti, putti, while doing the laundry with her Maytag wringer washer..
It had the perfect BEAT!
375GTB my mother, too!
For those that didn't know Slim's daughter married Marvin Gaye. Their daughter is a musician as well. Slim's granddaughter. Lot of talent in the family for sure.
Were they both just terrific! The too talented for words Slim gone 31 year today and the wonderful very funny Flip Wilson gone 23 years now and missed everyday. We will not see your like Slim nor yours Flip in this world again.
Incredible!!
Thanks!
Slim Gaillard, a mountain of a musician and a mountain of a man too :)
Joy has to be a big part of the act of playing music-Slim understood this fact so clearly.
love it. 2 incredibly talented guys!
I loved Flip Wilson ever since I was a little boy. I used to do imitations of him and his Geraldine character for the neighbors and they would laugh and laugh. At the time I thought I must be very good at it. Now I realize that a three or four year old blond boy with blue eyes was maybe cute and maybe kinda funny, but not likely very much like the original.
Slim Gaillard will be staying funny + fresh forever,
although the superfluousness of our host, in relating case.
Flip was fun-ee! Where was I then, out at some damned club? ..
. . . . Mc`s Givens McVouty Oreenie ;))
Потрясающе!Великолепный музыкант и комик.Современные Теле-говношоу даже рядом не стояли!!!
Must be the best thing Flip ever participated in.
Great. McSkivens a vout-a-roonie
The Shizzle man (Snoop Dog) got his inspiration from Voute Route Slim!
They both had just come from auditioning for Blazing Saddles.
Vout!
Cuba ha dado grandes músicos, este es uno de ellos. si vas a Cuba, levanta una piedra y encontrarás un musico.
Vout!!!!!!
I didn't like Flip's behaving as if he were humoring a dotty old uncle. Gaillard was a talented and uniquely irreverent musician. Check out some of the clips on RUclips of Gaillard's performances in vintage movies.
I didn't get a sense of disrespect here from Flip. I get the sense that Flip was having fun with Slim, not at his expense. Flip had a history of reverence for his predecessors in the entertainment field who appeared on his show and in other appearances. This was especially evident with Louis Armstrong in one of his last television appearances.
You have to bear in mind that it was the sixties and this was one of the few African-Americans who had his own show
I think it was the seventies
My sense was that Flip did indeed respect Slim, his art and his funkiness.
I miss Flip!