I have a recording by a band called Big Daddy that does it as if it's Leader of the Pack. It's funny enough to make the song palatable, but only as comedy.

"Long suffering" is the term I usually see.

Judy Greer remains a major celebrity crush of mine, the only one who's sort of age inappropriate (She's 41, I'm 58).

Wasn't Barbara Hershey (she may have been Barbara Seagull then) the lead in Boxcar Bertha? I do remember for sure that it was during the shooting of that film that she gave Scorcese the Nikos Kazantzakis novel The Last Temptation of Christ.

His first feature and a name star. And pretty much everyone forgets Sugarland Express; it would've disappeared completely but for Spielberg's later career.

The problem is all inside your head.

Buy this crap if you like it but don't think for a second it's ever going to be valuable. I want them all but I'm a person with a Peggy Hill action figure.

I'm not sure if anyone told them that the original was viewed with the scorn and ridicule usually reserved for the Star Wars Christmas Special. Were it not on during the Summer, college students everywhere would be watching it in parties, doing their MST3K best.

But America has so many refrigerators!

I'm a Hudson University guy. It's not just Law and Order; Dick Grayson and Martin Stein went there!

It still impresses me that Andrew Gold plays everything but bass on Heatwave. It sounds like a solid batch of studio players. He was really impressive, despite his dreadful solo work.

Agree completely. Riffing and pyrotechnics are fun and all but a thoughtful, well considered solo (see, also, rare recording of Richard Thompson's solo guitar version of Joni Mitchell's Woodstock. The whole arrangement but the solo is a revelation: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

But we can all agree: I hate the fuckin' Eagles.

I have a Korean made, second string PRS Zach Myers Semi-solid body that's both affordable and pretty awesome (same finish as in the link) https://www.americanmusical….

LOTs of great choices here. I have a soft spot for what isn't technically a solo: the three-way duel among Lennon, McCartney and Harrison on The End. And also a soft-rock, AOR thing: Andrew Gold and Waddy Wachtel on the LInda Ronstadt cover of That'll be the Day. I'm sorry. Flame on.

I remember that one. That's the one where Kimberly Williams-Paisley played Courtney Thorne-Smith's not attractive at all sister who couldn't get a date.

When I was young, Rick Malvern was teen Supergirl's boyfriend Dick Malvern. I guess Dicks aren't what they used to be.

They're bad with the contract positions. I'm staff and get direct deposit; they also cover my coven dues.

Three? Lazy, lazy, lazy. I live in DC, tho', so there's always some march to join. My wife's doing a thing at the Supreme Court later this week but just had to look up what it was; too many to remember.

I swear to God I remember seeing a comment in this thread where someone didn't realize it was a joke at all, but it's not there now. I must've been brain dead that day. I hate jokesplainers and there I am, being one.