Bobby Sheehan is one of the greatest bass players that ever lived. His loss in 1999 was a terrible shame. Guys just don't play bass like that. He was a true artist.
Just finished watching Kingpen on Comedy Central, waiting for this song to play through the credits....of course Comedy Central shrunk the credits down to a postage stamp size so they could show a commercial for Josh 2.0. Grrrr! I'm happy to find it here on UA-cam, I needed my Blues Traveler fix!
I love how Ishmael completely arced his character towards the end being influenced by the "English" - straight up GQ denim head to toe, with a fedora and a gold chain that said "Ishmael". One of the best scripts of all time!
I had never heard this song until about 2 months ago until I watched kingpin. and wow usually I don't watch the credits this song I fell in love with. also head over heels from tears for fears which I had heard before but never took much notice until Donnie darko. made me think how much awesome music that's out there that we will never hear just because their isn't enough time in life to find it all let alone experience and listen to it. I don't like missing out lol
This movie is just perfect! The script, the cast, the soundtrack and also the fact that I love bowling and Woody! And what to say about that song? Just one of my favorites!
It's funny, the first time I remember seeing this movie and then listening and watching BT I could not believe that a human was playing some of that stuff on a harmonica. Since those days, I have taken up the mouth harp and become a big fan of BT... RIP Bob. Just keep doing your thing John and things will be cool. Let what happen just happen, nothing we can do about that one.
I love the movie Kingpin. My favorite lines are: "What did I just say?" "I think I tore my sac?" I love how Randy Quaid dances to this song. He is such a versatile actor.
Easily the GREATEST ever!!! Saw the blues traveler open up for train last night in burgettstown pa. Right 👍 before train came on stage, jewel performed an absolute brilliant set!!! You had to be there. SHAME 😳🤔 it wasn't sold out with All of that talent!!!!! Just goes to show the ignorance of the new generation that doesn't appreciate TRUE talent!!!!
Guy on bass breaks it down big time! All former Juilliard classmates from what I understand. You can tell, good stuff! Didn't know they were amish, LOL! That was a nice touch.
The movie is amazing and the credits are next level. I grew up watching this movie. Now I spend my elderly days driving around Lancaster PA looking for leads on brother munston..
My favorite Farley bro movie next to me n my self n Irene n something about Mary omg what a nice time period to also n to comnlment the same as the other person blessed n fornate to live in this time
Awesome, thanks for posting this. One of my favorite movies and a favorite Blues Traveler moment. Also loved the camio of Popper as the announcer at the Bowling Tournament in Reno.
I just watched the movie Kingpin and saw these closing credirs, I'd never heard of the song or the band before but was absolutely blown away! My wife and I actually started laughing like "WTF?!" when he started doing those super fast complex harmonica solos, ive never heard anything like it before
I've heard Blues Traveler first in this film few years ago and was amazed!!! It was hard to find the artist, because I did not even know the name of the film, bit music god was on my side :)
Dude, this tune rocks so much! I too was introduced to the Blues Travelers thru the fabulous closing credits of Kingpin... I remember having watched the whole movie while on the pc, so I was kinda watching, kinda chatting and kinda eating so wasnt truly paying much attention to it, especially after the credits started rolling by...
@zoen23 You might be right. I recall Stevie Wonder doing some good playing and Lee Oscar from War, but this might be the most impressive. ...and I must admit, it was the harmonica playing that drew me into the song so much that I had to replay this segment three or four times on a Blockbuster rental...
Yep, marx, there is indeed a ton of music out there. BTs is one of my favorie bands. The multitalented Popper with guys is just awesome. Being a harmonica player I am a very big fan. He plays a Hohner Special 20 with no modifications. What you see, or hear, is what you get. Peace 'bros!!
excellent underrated film one of the farelly brothers best people just forget it sometimes, 10 out of 10 on getting the end credits on here for a good old reminisce.tata x
But when the bass solo kicked in I was immediately hooked! Started looking frantically thru the credits to find the name of the song, logged on to youtube, typed "but anyway kingpin" BINGO! There it was, exactly what I wanted to see heheheh GOTTA LOVE UA-cam AND THE BLUES TRAVELERS! FUCKING GREAT SONG!
this film was my first exposure to BT too - theyre not exactly in the record stores in australia under the 'everybodys heard this' section! john popper is truly one of the most remarkable voices we have on this planet, the mans a treasure :D
these dudes saying there's good music out there, we just need to find it... more like thy make good music that is only good for a limited time, unlike the older kinds. it lives forever.
Yep, thanks Chrisg, I stand corrected. It's funny, I used to fool around with the mouth harp years ago. Somewhere along the time lines I started referring to the harmonica as a mouth harp, guess that could be confusing. Anywho, thanks for pointing that out to me.....and, as always, happy harping!!!!
Oh, I'm sorry. I hope you didn't experience any sympathy pains. I just think that line is hilarious. It reminds me of Spinal Tap..."What happened to your last drummer? Bizarre gardening accident." I love that kind of humor.
It always bothered me to see this film on TV....because they completely chopped the ending to remove this footage. I clearly remember it from seeing it in the theater though.
dude must have made a deal with the devil to play a harmonica like that.
There's something to be said about practice, am I right?
Dude's awesome!
I realize I am kinda off topic but do anyone know a good place to watch new movies online?
@Kameron Augustine Flixportal xD
@Raylan Royal Thank you, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it!!
@Kameron Augustine glad I could help :)
one of the best harmonicas ever
truly
That bass line
Bobby Sheehan is one of the greatest bass players that ever lived. His loss in 1999 was a terrible shame.
Guys just don't play bass like that. He was a true artist.
I thought you meant the racer x bass guy
I was taking a piss in a red lobster restroom and this song played and I was thinking to myself were did I hear this song
Nick: you heard it at the end of the movie, Kingpin, with woody harrelson & randy quaid!
Did you start dancing? Could have got messy
Thanks for sharing that...
best harmonica solo i've ever heard :)
Agree incredible to listern too.
Like a glove!
love this song love this movie...a perfect comedy script... just hilarious and fabulous beginning to end...
I totally agree. This is one of the best movies ever made and Blue Traveler puts the icing on the cake.
@@ralphanderson461
It is one of the funniest movies ever made!
I may watch this just knowing Blues Traveler closes the film. I love them and the song and the video
@@andywinslow9638 Just watch it, man. But you have to pay atention to the details. This movie is gold.
@@LennyAlves94 Funniest part
Are you still drinking?
No, no… that’s… no… that stuff is behind me I… why you buying?
Just finished watching Kingpen on Comedy Central, waiting for this song to play through the credits....of course Comedy Central shrunk the credits down to a postage stamp size so they could show a commercial for Josh 2.0. Grrrr!
I'm happy to find it here on UA-cam, I needed my Blues Traveler fix!
At least we got Hulu now just watched it and the whole credits played!
The Dude abides, but the rubber-man lives forever in the heart of everyman; and the whore, that she is.
Simply incredible harmonica playing.. awesome.
Right, and he sings pretty good too, eh?
I've never heard anyone play harmonica that well!
Wait, never heard Magic Dick from the J. Geils band?
Check out Stevie Wonder's solo on Chaka Khan's "I feel for you"... 👍😁
Best movie ending ever!
1 of my favorite movies ever. i love you bill murray
Such a carrying voice and rhythm; there’s so much heart in it!
My fav. harmonica player, wow John Popper (Blues Traveler) really knows how to rock me of my socks. Great movie btw, Kingpin.
He's playing the hell outta the harmonica! Blues Travelers...
I love how Ishmael completely arced his character towards the end being influenced by the "English" - straight up GQ denim head to toe, with a fedora and a gold chain that said "Ishmael". One of the best scripts of all time!
I had never heard this song until about 2 months ago until I watched kingpin. and wow usually I don't watch the credits this song I fell in love with. also head over heels from tears for fears which I had heard before but never took much notice until Donnie darko. made me think how much awesome music that's out there that we will never hear just because their isn't enough time in life to find it all let alone experience and listen to it. I don't like missing out lol
This couldn’t be more 90s and I love it!
This movie is just perfect! The script, the cast, the soundtrack and also the fact that I love bowling and Woody!
And what to say about that song? Just one of my favorites!
It's funny, the first time I remember seeing this movie and then listening and watching BT I could not believe that a human was playing some of that stuff on a harmonica. Since those days, I have taken up the mouth harp and become a big fan of BT... RIP Bob. Just keep doing your thing John and things will be cool. Let what happen just happen, nothing we can do about that one.
IDONT WANNA GO HOME I WANNA GO TO RENO!!
Every time that I think I have mastered that little music machine I listen to this!
Right, does this guy blow or what?!
I just loves his voice. I bet if he had sung the gospels, he'd blew it away!!!
Awesome bass line too, that dude was was busy, in this tune .... but at only 31 years old, he's gone now...one never knows...
I love the movie Kingpin. My favorite lines are: "What did I just say?" "I think I tore my sac?" I love how Randy Quaid dances to this song. He is such a versatile actor.
The everything in this song is outta site! I wish more music was like this.
One of the most perfect comedies made. This ending is so perfect.
It's one of my favorite closing credits for a movie. Another is The Frighteners with Don't Fear The Reaper redone by The Mutten Birds.
On of the most perfect comedies made. This ending is so perfect.
best harp player that has ever lived
Easily the GREATEST ever!!! Saw the blues traveler open up for train last night in burgettstown pa. Right 👍 before train came on stage, jewel performed an absolute brilliant set!!! You had to be there. SHAME 😳🤔 it wasn't sold out with All of that talent!!!!! Just goes to show the ignorance of the new generation that doesn't appreciate TRUE talent!!!!
This movie is beyond a classic. This is right up there with dumb and dumber. I fucking love this song!!!
Guy on bass breaks it down big time! All former Juilliard classmates from what I understand. You can tell, good stuff! Didn't know they were amish, LOL! That was a nice touch.
The movie is amazing and the credits are next level. I grew up watching this movie. Now I spend my elderly days driving around Lancaster PA looking for leads on brother munston..
This band was the dream theater amish version 😂 they were awsome!! Real talent!!
Love BT as Amish! just goes to show you that you can rock anywhere.
most underrated movie.
Great Song. Awesome for the road to!!!
best bass solo ive heard
From Russia!
Great song!
My favorite Farley bro movie next to me n my self n Irene n something about Mary omg what a nice time period to also n to comnlment the same as the other person blessed n fornate to live in this time
Awesome, thanks for posting this. One of my favorite movies and a favorite Blues Traveler moment. Also loved the camio of Popper as the announcer at the Bowling Tournament in Reno.
they need to release this on Karaoke. Love to sing John Popper
I remember watching Kingpin at the movies. Still a great movie in 2022!
awesome movie awesome ending awesome jam awesome band
This song always makes me happy. And Kingpin was hilarious.
That harmonica, wow!
I just watched the movie Kingpin and saw these closing credirs, I'd never heard of the song or the band before but was absolutely blown away! My wife and I actually started laughing like "WTF?!" when he started doing those super fast complex harmonica solos, ive never heard anything like it before
I wish that I could rock the mouth harp like Big John!
I've heard Blues Traveler first in this film few years ago and was amazed!!! It was hard to find the artist, because I did not even know the name of the film, bit music god was on my side :)
Dude, this tune rocks so much!
I too was introduced to the Blues Travelers thru the fabulous closing credits of Kingpin... I remember having watched the whole movie while on the pc, so I was kinda watching, kinda chatting and kinda eating so wasnt truly paying much attention to it, especially after the credits started rolling by...
This song is awesome. Had never heard of them until I saw the film. Bought the cd next day.
My hubs was there. They hired him and his chickens. He also kept the horses calm during the shots. 😊
Just watched this movie again and watched the whole credits. Good song,
lollapalooza 1995
I'm likely to start listening to this band soon
but anyway...
great movie. great bass player
this is my favorite blues traveler song, my second is run around, they are awesome as was this movie
@2:52 Top 10 All-Time bass guitar fill.
My favorite Blues Traveler! John Popper is a GOD on the harp!
RIP bobby sheehan...Awesome!
@zoen23 You might be right. I recall Stevie Wonder doing some good playing and Lee Oscar from War, but this might be the most impressive.
...and I must admit, it was the harmonica playing that drew me into the song so much that I had to replay this segment three or four times on a Blockbuster rental...
great group.. great song ... great movie
Best movie ever
Yep, marx, there is indeed a ton of music out there. BTs is one of my favorie bands. The multitalented Popper with guys is just awesome. Being a harmonica player I am a very big fan. He plays a Hohner Special 20 with no modifications. What you see, or hear, is what you get. Peace 'bros!!
Imagine playing a harmonica so distinctly, everyone could point out its you... thats John Popper - the "guitar hero" of harmonica
SHE SAID HANDSOME, NOT HANDLESS! ONE OF THE BEST FILMS FOR ONELINERS.
excellent underrated film one of the farelly brothers best people just forget it sometimes, 10 out of 10 on getting the end credits on here for a good old reminisce.tata x
In Memory of the great Musician.....Bobby Sheehan
Great tune. I didn't realize the Amish were dressed in pastel colors while watching the movie.
great movie, badass jam
I know absolutely nothing about playing the harmonica, but that just sounds f..... awesome!!!
This is excellent.
did you watch the film last night?
and is he dead?
Such a great movie, people that haven't seen it freak me out
Love This Movie !!!
only blues traveler song i love.
But when the bass solo kicked in I was immediately hooked! Started looking frantically thru the credits to find the name of the song, logged on to youtube, typed "but anyway kingpin" BINGO! There it was, exactly what I wanted to see heheheh
GOTTA LOVE UA-cam AND THE BLUES TRAVELERS! FUCKING GREAT SONG!
Sad that this epic song came last in this epic movie. How could it?
i watched this yesterday, i think this was one of the best bits lol
But anyway,,,,,,inconceivable.
this film was my first exposure to BT too - theyre not exactly in the record stores in australia under the 'everybodys heard this' section! john popper is truly one of the most remarkable voices we have on this planet, the mans a treasure :D
Truly yeah & the film was so awesome
Just realized some pro bowlers were in this movie. Parker Bohn III, Mark Roth and Randy Pedersen and more
“I think the past, the past is behind us. Be real confusing if not, but anyway.”
1:14 left last very bottom Elliott morris, that's MY GRANDPA
Wow. Amazing muso's. All of them. So underrated unfortunately. Hope they're doing well
awesome song!!
but i even though. i still like this song.
these dudes saying there's good music out there, we just need to find it... more like thy make good music that is only good for a limited time, unlike the older kinds. it lives forever.
If you watched this as a kid, let me buy you a beer!
Best closing to a movie and l didn't even finish it
Total tear jerker in the credits...why is Bobby Sheehan in white & the bros blue...flawless bass bro
Then you've obviously never heard of doctor feelgood......
but...these fellahs do it for me ..great track !
Yep, thanks Chrisg, I stand corrected. It's funny, I used to fool around with the mouth harp years ago. Somewhere along the time lines I started referring to the harmonica as a mouth harp, guess that could be confusing. Anywho, thanks for pointing that out to me.....and, as always, happy harping!!!!
love the conga line.
excellent !
nice song
lindo ritmo,linda pelicula!!!
Oh, I'm sorry. I hope you didn't experience any sympathy pains. I just think that line is hilarious. It reminds me of Spinal Tap..."What happened to your last drummer? Bizarre gardening accident." I love that kind of humor.
It always bothered me to see this film on TV....because they completely chopped the ending to remove this footage. I clearly remember it from seeing it in the theater though.
Hulu now!!! Played the whole credits
Didn't care for the movie, but I love this band
Amazing, needs more likes 👍🏻