The level of ability here is completely off the charts. One guy is a comic who could easily have had a career as a pro guitarist and the other guy is in the top 5 or 10 guitarists of all time. And yet, when you watched this, it was all “Aw shucks!” No big deal. Incredible.
Campbell was good, but not in the top ten of all time. No better than James Burton, or Danny Gatton. Campbell was a first call player, good enough to have made a living as a session player if his career hadn't have taken off, people make a bid deal over his playing now, because he's mostly known as a singer.
I didn’t know Martin Mull was such a fantastic guitarist and singer. I loved him for his comedic chops, but now have even more admiration for the guy. He passed on too soon😢.
Quite often a 'pro' ends up in one career when the other was their true desire. Back in the day when actual talent ruled, people were usually more than a one trick pony if they had any staying power.
Jesus. To be a pretty good guitarist and singer and not utterly freak out singing and playing with Glenn Campbell! Beautifully done. MM liked my dog Connor and petted him.
I've Loved Martin Mull since Mary hartman.. one of the funniest and most underrated comic performers ever. As a musician, I'll bet you money Martin managed to get a lesson off Glenn. You don't squander an opportunity like that.
He's overrated these days. He was good enough to be a first call session player when he was young, but there are lots of first call guitar players who aren't household names. People make a bf deal over his guitar playing, but he was no better than James Burton or Danny Gatton.
Martin Mull on "Mary Hartman", "Fernwood Tonight", & "America Tonight" was comedy gold. Loved Tommy Tedesco in The Mirth Makers band. You'll never see TV like this again in your life.
Same here. My sister and I caught him first on Mary Hartman. Then Fernwood 2Night. He and Fred Williard did a skit in heavy Scottish brogue, "Fern, say hi to Herb. Herb meet Fern". We cracked up every time. Being a take off of late night hosting shows at one point the band conductor was " Happy Kine" and always wore headphones. (Real name was Frank DeVol, an excellent band leader in his own time doing skits at the end of his career). Some producer should've seen the brilliance of that pair and given them their own TV show similar to Rowan & Martins Laugh-In. Somehow it wasn't meant to be and they parted ways.
Saw Martin Mull in a tiny showroom back it the 70's. He called the show "Martin Mull & His Fabulous Furniture". Just him sitting in an old wing back chair with a side table to hold his drink. Two hours of the funniest shit I've ever seen. He is a real treasure.
Hawkes is one of those remarkable guys who’s played with everyone, or so it seems. I saw him backing Flo and Eddie around 2015 and with Todd Rundgren after their New Cars project.
I’ve seen Martin Mull hold his own - actually, more than hold his own - with artists such as B.B. King and now Glen Campbell. Plus, one of the most iconic comedic talents ever.
I remember seeing this when it first aired. Martin Mull was a funny, funny man, but he was also a multi-instrumentalist. He often sang on his comedy albums. And of course, Glen was one of the most in-demand session guitarists in the business before hitting it big in the late '60s with a ton of hit records. They will both be missed.
Ya'll probably know this already but Glen stood in for a spell for Brian Wilson in the 60's and was a member of the Wrecking Crew. The man had chops. Mull not bad but he ain't no Glen.
I saw Martin Mull live with a friend of mine way back in 1975. My friend sent me this clip and expressed the ongoing shock we feel when we realize so many of the entertainers we grew up with are in their 70s & 80s! But that’s OK. I’ll be there too in 10-15 years anyway.
I know what you are saying about mortality. I saw Mull in 1974 opening for Robert Klein. He was a ‘no name’ at the time, but boy he immediately won the audience over. I was so happy he made it in the business. He deserved it.
@@lindak1768 it was a comedy performance. He had a big band and a little person. Spent 15 minutes promising he would play a song from his album “just like on the album. Hilarious agony.
I’m already there … 70 .. just the beginning of a new decade for more wisdom and insight as well…. Music 🎶 is a must every day. My radio is on 24/7 What a great Performance, these two magnificent musicians have created in this clip .. G-d will hand you a guitar Martini.. Glenn will be awaiting you.. 💔💔
I always knew Glenn Campbell was great but Martin Mull just blew me away. I thought he was just a comedian. You could’ve had a hell of a career as a singer and guitar player. Just fantastic!!!
I knew Martin played a little. Dang ! That was out standing. And of course Mr. Glen Campbell, one of the best pickers that ever lived. The Lord doesn’t make them like that anymore. R.I.P. gentleman.
Wholesome country music. We had it so nice. Mull and Campbell are in good form. Glen was quite the lead player, really nice country riffs, and Martin was no slouch either. Rest in peace Martin.
This is a funny as hell composition by Martin Mull. The live album version was always entertaining. But with Campbell doing the hot licks here as well as singing cornball harmony, it ramps up the song by new heights. Glenn is just winging it the entire time, but he kills it. Wow! Just wow!
I saw Martin Mull in Tucson around 1979 and saw him perform this song in his one-man stage act sitting in a comfy chair and old lamp to his side. Always hysterically funny. One of many great performers from northern Ohio, now drained of brains, seemingly. I left in 1978. Best decision I ever made.
Martin was a funny, funny guy. Lines/titles from his albums included; 'How can I miss you if you won't go away', 'How could I have ever missed a girl of your size', 'The blacks are giving me the blues'. etc. Or listen to 'Ukulele Blues'.
Had no idea Martin Mull was such an amazing guitar player/singer. I grew up only watching his comedy. Wow. Really shocked and truly enjoyed this song with Glen Campbell.
Mull did solo stand-up at Emory University sometime in the early 70's. I believe he was connected with someone who taught there. I had never before and never since laughed so hard and so long that I hurt. I don't remember what I was laughing at but I've never experienced that since. I also remember one brief song snippet he did, making fun of the pain of the wealthy--a blues number--something like, "I woke up this morning, both my cars were gone...I was so upset I threw my drink across the lawn." Sorry to hear he has passed away.
Okay well Wikipedia says that Vito Russo wrote that "the film is permeated with hatred for gays" and that it was "the perfect anti-feminist homophobic statement to usher in the age of Ronald Reagan". Rotten Tomatoes summation: "a man (Martin Mull) resists the California fads that his wife (Tuesday Weld), friends and Marin County neighbors embrace." But it sounds from your comment as though you are trying to make Martin Mull into a shill for what you don't like about present day California. Personally I was marinated in Smothers Brothers and everything Norman Lear ever made. I never saw this movie but I think it probably didn't age well. 🤪
That was very nice. Martin Mull is not in Glen Campbell's league but he made it fun. Glen Campbell is a super talent that make everybody around him look good. Thanks for posting this one.
Great comment. It seems that Mull settled in to this number after a verse or two, when Glen’s superb fills began to carry the song. Freed Martin up to focus on his vocal and rhythm playing.
Mull composed the song. . . words and music . . it was his song, and I agree that he made it fun. . . as he did with all of his recorded compositions. I'm thinking that Mulls' intent was to poke fun at those country boys blessed with that raw musical talent. . . .period. To Glen's credit (assuming that he interpreted the lyrics the same as I). . . choosing this song to play with Mull showed a humble/self depricating side to him. Either that. . . or the humor escaped him. . . which makes the whole thing ironic. Reading too deeply into this? Yup. . . most likely I am😋 Love Glen AND Marty!
Mull is a creative genius as far as lyrics and comedy go, and plays the roles of the very unlikable great in moveis. He wrote this song. Glen is not su much a writer as he is a guitarist (one of the best ever). Most of his hits were written by others, but he just had a knack for making them hits, a great voice, and superb guitar. He was also part of the Wrecking Crew, he has the ability to do studio work for all kinds of writers and musicians, he was multi dimensional, he could play with anyone. Great mix to have those two talents work together on this one.
Martin is great as a guitar player and comedian - and even greater as an actor - he's been in more shows than you can shake a stick at (if that's your idea of a good time), Congratulations to Martin and Glen - this is fabulous!
Martin Mull was on eo the best stand ups ever, some of his quips went right past you, then after a few seconds your mind caught up... BTW, Glen Campbell and Alice Cooper were great pals, families were close and they were always golfing together..
I grew up with these guys but never remembered Mull as a fantastic guitarist. He's playing competently with one of the best of the best. Note Campbell's ease with pulling off outrageous riffs and licks like he was eating breakfast...
These two should have made an album together. Good stuff. Martin Mull has the distinction of playing with two of the Wrecking Crew guitar gods, Tommy Tedesco and Glen Campbell.
What a Great Performance with Glenn Campbell and the Late Fabulously Talented and Funny, Martin Mull. .. A True Classic of their lives. I bet they are playing this in Heaven 😇
Wow, Glen Campbell must be pretty sad since Mr. Mull just passed away recently. He should do a tribute album. Thanks for the content. Keep up the good work. בס'ד
"And I just drank enough to she looked good to me. And in the mornin', I was sorry that I drank it. Wakin' up where I did not intend to be Cheek to cheek, with a Pig in a Blanket" Martin Mull "Pig In A Blanket" "And I said 'Roy, you'd just be better off to just go home and yank it!' But No! Here I am, man & wife, with a Pig In A Blanket" Couldn't get away with this lyric now. :-)
Wow,what a gem.After playing guitar for 47 years i gotta ask myself.2 friends who are really great players and i'm stuck in the middle of just licks off of records that i learned and being truely as good as them.
I don't care who you are. That's some funny stuff! Incidentally, I don't care if Glen's just playing some old licks off of records. He still makes me melt. Thanks for the great download. Can't imagine how I've missed it all these months.
The level of ability here is completely off the charts. One guy is a comic who could easily have had a career as a pro guitarist and the other guy is in the top 5 or 10 guitarists of all time. And yet, when you watched this, it was all “Aw shucks!” No big deal. Incredible.
Not a competition.
Campbell was good, but not in the top ten of all time. No better than
James Burton, or Danny Gatton. Campbell was a first call player, good enough to have made a living as a session player if his career hadn't have taken off, people make a bid deal over his playing now, because he's mostly known as a singer.
@@vandalsgarageGlen Campbell was a member of the Wrecking Crew. Nuff said
Lets not forget Martin Mull was also a highly accomplished artist who taught at RISD with paintings in the MOMA
@@vandalsgarage Should see a eye doctor
Remember when ppl actually had talent…Respect…
Yes, that's why I never turn on my radio anymore.
@@yoojin-oi8ijThere's plenty of talent. But it ain't on your radio, that's for sure.
They still do
I've seen 8 year olds play that well... There's so much talent out there. The masses just aren't interested in it anymore.
They still do you dummy. Grow up and look around.
I didn’t know Martin Mull was such a fantastic guitarist and singer. I loved him for his comedic chops, but now have even more admiration for the guy. He passed on too soon😢.
Quite often a 'pro' ends up in one career when the other was their true desire. Back in the day when actual talent ruled, people were usually more than a one trick pony if they had any staying power.
So true, a real performer was usually a multi talented person who worked many hours on their gifts.
These two are jamming in heaven now. RIP Martin Mull
Heaven is full of our '70's musical geniuses. Must be a helluva party.
@@jackiesmith2801 if there's a rock n roll heaven, well ya know they've got a hell of a band...
Not really, Martin Mull was agnostic at the very least and atheist at the most
@@anitakephart3851 somebody judging someone now?
Sorry, no heaven.
Jesus. To be a pretty good guitarist and singer and not utterly freak out singing and playing with Glenn Campbell! Beautifully done.
MM liked my dog Connor and petted him.
I've Loved Martin Mull since Mary hartman.. one of the funniest and most underrated comic performers ever. As a musician, I'll bet you money Martin managed to get a lesson off Glenn. You don't squander an opportunity like that.
Many people don't realize how much of a monster on guitar Glen was.
He's overrated these days. He was good enough to be a first call session player when he was young, but there are lots of first call guitar players who aren't household names. People make a bf deal over his guitar playing, but he was no better than James Burton or Danny Gatton.
in addition to being great comic and guitarist, Mull was an awesome painter who taught at RISD and has work hanging in the MOMA
Martin Mull is a terrific guitar player-- and of course, Glen Campbell was one of the greatest guitar players ever. This clip is a classic!
Gold!
I didn't know Mull was musical. He's pretty good!
I think Glen Campbell was born with a guitar in his hands.
RIP, Martin and Glen.
no, it takes practice to get that good
about 10,000 hours over several years
It's just licks off of records that he's learned.
He started his career as a stand up comic doing a routine with a guitar. He sang funny songs he made up himself.
Most babies at birth come out kicking but Glen came out picking.
Martin was also a painter. He had a BFA and an MFA from RISD.
Had no idea Martin Mull played guitar.
Martin Mull on "Mary Hartman", "Fernwood Tonight", & "America Tonight" was comedy gold. Loved Tommy Tedesco in The Mirth Makers band. You'll never see TV like this again in your life.
Same here. My sister and I caught him first on Mary Hartman. Then Fernwood 2Night. He and Fred Williard did a skit in heavy Scottish brogue, "Fern, say hi to Herb. Herb meet Fern". We cracked up every time. Being a take off of late night hosting shows at one point the band conductor was " Happy Kine" and always wore headphones. (Real name was Frank DeVol, an excellent band leader in his own time doing skits at the end of his career). Some producer should've seen the brilliance of that pair and given them their own TV show similar to Rowan & Martins Laugh-In. Somehow it wasn't meant to be and they parted ways.
@@sfopaladin2661
Thank you for sharing this absolutely amasing story ; that is 100% true .. 🌟🧡🌟
R.I.P. Martin Mull. He is survived by his Fabulous Furniture.
RIP Martin Mull and Glen Campbell. Mull was a severely underrated comic. Subversive genius.
Martin Eugene Mull (August 18, 1943 - June 27, 2024)😢
💔🙏
Saw Martin Mull in a tiny showroom back it the 70's. He called the show "Martin Mull & His Fabulous Furniture".
Just him sitting in an old wing back chair with a side table to hold his drink. Two hours of the funniest shit I've ever seen. He is a real treasure.
Greg Hawkes was in that band...went on to become the Cars' keyboardist.
I saw that too ... it was great.
Hawkes is one of those remarkable guys who’s played with everyone, or so it seems. I saw him backing Flo and Eddie around 2015 and with Todd Rundgren after their New Cars project.
Saw that show at the Armadillo. No idea who he was opening for (could have been Loudon Wainwright III) but, boy, I still remember that show.
@@byronp2311 Wow, it's been five years since I was at the Armadillo! I sure miss Austin.
It's amazing how natural they sound together. RIP to both gentlemen.
I’ve seen Martin Mull hold his own - actually, more than hold his own - with artists such as B.B. King and now Glen Campbell. Plus, one of the most iconic comedic talents ever.
I remember seeing this when it first aired. Martin Mull was a funny, funny man, but he was also a multi-instrumentalist. He often sang on his comedy albums. And of course, Glen was one of the most in-demand session guitarists in the business before hitting it big in the late '60s with a ton of hit records. They will both be missed.
Ya'll probably know this already but Glen stood in for a spell for Brian Wilson in the 60's and was a member of the Wrecking Crew. The man had chops. Mull not bad but he ain't no Glen.
@@robertbeckom1962 Damn few in Glen's class.
As gifted an entertainer as Mull is, it must have been an "'I'm on top of the world, Ma!" moment for him to play with Glen Campbell.
Glenn Campbell could think better than Mull. Mull is like he had a lobotomy by Mother Nature!
R.I.P. Glen Campbell (1936-2017) and Martin Mull (1943-2024).
I saw Martin Mull live with a friend of mine way back in 1975. My friend sent me this clip and expressed the ongoing shock we feel when we realize so many of the entertainers we grew up with are in their 70s & 80s! But that’s OK. I’ll be there too in 10-15 years anyway.
I know what you are saying about mortality. I saw Mull in 1974 opening for Robert Klein. He was a ‘no name’ at the time, but boy he immediately won the audience over. I was so happy he made it in the business. He deserved it.
I didn’t realize he was a musician. I love him from Fern wood tonight originally. I liked him from his acting and comedy.
@@lindak1768 it was a comedy performance. He had a big band and a little person. Spent 15 minutes promising he would play a song from his album “just like on the album. Hilarious agony.
I’m already there … 70 .. just the beginning of a new decade for more wisdom and insight as well…. Music 🎶 is a must every day. My radio is on 24/7
What a great Performance, these two magnificent musicians have created in this clip .. G-d will hand you a guitar Martini.. Glenn will be awaiting you.. 💔💔
Serial was the movie my wife and I saw on our first date, 42 years ago. RIP Mr. Mull and Mr Campbell.
I always knew Glenn Campbell was great but Martin Mull just blew me away. I thought he was just a comedian. You could’ve had a hell of a career as a singer and guitar player. Just fantastic!!!
I knew Martin played a little. Dang ! That was out standing. And of course Mr. Glen Campbell, one of the best pickers that ever lived. The Lord doesn’t make them like that anymore. R.I.P. gentleman.
You are absolutely correct! The Best of the Times🌟🧡🌟
Like A Fernwood-Ish Rinestone Cowboy! RIP Martin Mull! Say Hi To BJ Thomas, Elvis, Tina Turner And Of Course Glen Campbell For Me! 😢 🎸 💥
As I say, yes, include me in your list, please? 🌟🧡🌟
Today's "musicians" don't hold a candle to yesterday's...
-says every generation about the musicians they listened to in their teens and 20's
Todays generation will never know what they don’t know.
Martin Mull's solid - especially for a comedian - but Glen is just killin' it like always.
Martin had chops. RIP to both great entertainers.
Wholesome country music. We had it so nice. Mull and Campbell are in good form. Glen was quite the lead player, really nice country riffs, and Martin was no slouch either. Rest in peace Martin.
Glen is without argument one of the finest guitfiddlers ever.. Talent on Loan from God.. miss him.. he was one of the good guys
Wow! Those are some amazing fills done by Glen. RIP both of you!!!!! You are and will be missed!
I saw Martin a few times with his "Fabulous Furniture" band, and I laughed so hard my stomach hurt. Great talent.
As did I back in the late 70's. The funniest comedian show I ever saw. I still have still have every one of his albums.
@@jl2347
You are “ Golden “. Enjoy every minute of those priceless Albums. 🌟🧡🌟
RIP G C! Martin Mull will be gone one day and you can say, “I’ve been listening to him for years and I think he is great!”
Him and Tito Puente, right? ("Stripes" reference.)
@@kerryedavis
Well Said ! 🎸🎼🎶
This is a funny as hell composition by Martin Mull. The live album version was always entertaining. But with Campbell doing the hot licks here as well as singing cornball harmony, it ramps up the song by new heights. Glenn is just winging it the entire time, but he kills it. Wow! Just wow!
It is a great Show they are putting on for the audience.. Well Done, guys . Reminiscing in Heaven now 🎼🎶🎸😇😇
Rest in Peace 🙏 🪦 Martin Mull
I saw Martin Mull in Tucson around 1979 and saw him perform this song in his one-man stage act sitting in a comfy chair and old lamp to his side. Always hysterically funny. One of many great performers from northern Ohio, now drained of brains, seemingly. I left in 1978. Best decision I ever made.
Martin was a funny, funny guy. Lines/titles from his albums included; 'How can I miss you if you won't go away', 'How could I have ever missed a girl of your size', 'The blacks are giving me the blues'. etc. Or listen to 'Ukulele Blues'.
RIP Martin. Sad day.
Hard to believe they are both gone.
Pretty awesome,Martin playing with one of The Wrecking Crew! RIP to both of you!
I had no idea Mull played guitar. Comedic actor, painter and now guitarist!
Both were awesome. Martin Mull cracked me up till I cried. RIP
Had no idea Martin Mull was such an amazing guitar player/singer. I grew up only watching his comedy. Wow. Really shocked and truly enjoyed this song with Glen Campbell.
Mull is talented holding his own with a genius musician
Mull did solo stand-up at Emory University sometime in the early 70's. I believe he was connected with someone who taught there. I had never before and never since laughed so hard and so long that I hurt. I don't remember what I was laughing at but I've never experienced that since. I also remember one brief song snippet he did, making fun of the pain of the wealthy--a blues number--something like, "I woke up this morning, both my cars were gone...I was so upset I threw my drink across the lawn." Sorry to hear he has passed away.
Glen Campbell had a reputation as a very decent human being too. All round good man.
Martin is a comedy hero of mine since the 70’s. Glen is a legend. This is a treat.
Martin's crowning achievement was Serial. What it mocked in 1980 is what rules california today.
Okay well Wikipedia says that Vito Russo wrote that "the film is permeated with hatred for gays" and that it was "the perfect anti-feminist homophobic statement to usher in the age of Ronald Reagan". Rotten Tomatoes summation: "a man (Martin Mull) resists the California fads that his wife (Tuesday Weld), friends and Marin County neighbors embrace." But it sounds from your comment as though you are trying to make Martin Mull into a shill for what you don't like about present day California. Personally I was marinated in Smothers Brothers and everything Norman Lear ever made. I never saw this movie but I think it probably didn't age well. 🤪
Always loved this ol' Mull classic....the addition of Glen Campbell is just so BONUS. Love and RIP to both of 'em.
Rest in peace Martin and Glen.
That was very nice. Martin Mull is not in Glen Campbell's league but he made it fun. Glen Campbell is a super talent that make everybody around him look good. Thanks for posting this one.
Great comment. It seems that Mull settled in to this number after a verse or two, when Glen’s superb fills began to carry the song. Freed Martin up to focus on his vocal and rhythm playing.
Mull composed the song. . . words and music . . it was his song, and I agree that he made it fun. . . as he did with all of his recorded compositions. I'm thinking that Mulls' intent was to poke fun at those country boys blessed with that raw musical talent. . . .period. To Glen's credit (assuming that he interpreted the lyrics the same as I). . . choosing this song to play with Mull showed a humble/self depricating side to him. Either that. . . or the humor escaped him. . . which makes the whole thing ironic. Reading too deeply into this? Yup. . . most likely I am😋 Love Glen AND Marty!
Mull is a creative genius as far as lyrics and comedy go, and plays the roles of the very unlikable great in moveis. He wrote this song. Glen is not su much a writer as he is a guitarist (one of the best ever). Most of his hits were written by others, but he just had a knack for making them hits, a great voice, and superb guitar. He was also part of the Wrecking Crew, he has the ability to do studio work for all kinds of writers and musicians, he was multi dimensional, he could play with anyone.
Great mix to have those two talents work together on this one.
I had no idea Martin Mull played guitar. I wonder how many times he practiced that. " 220 -221, whatever it takes "😉
He was multitalented, an artist, songwriter, actor, comedian and musician.
And a very talented painted with gallery representation. No amateur at anything he did
Would have loved to see Martin Mull on guitar and Steve Martin on banjo.
I didn't even know Martin Mull played guitar, let alone so well.
Wow, Martin Mull! I had no idea he plays like that. Jeff Daniels is also another great guitar player I just learned.
RIP Martin Mull 💔🙏
Campbell was a truly amazing talent.
RIP Marty and Glen , btw i saved this , it's fun to jam with
As did I. 🌟🧡🌟🎶🎼🎸❣️
Mr. Mull was such an understated talent..
Always enjoyed Martin Mull, ever since MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN.
I had the original Mull album featuring this song; it's nice to hear Glen do some different fills.
Pure talent, and they pull it off like it was nothing!
Martin is great as a guitar player and comedian - and even greater as an actor - he's been in more shows than you can shake a stick at (if that's your idea of a good time), Congratulations to Martin and Glen - this is fabulous!
Glen Campbell one of the ALL TIME GREATS!
Two great artists who have left us now along with Kinky too. A sad but grateful day to have known them all and appreciated their artistry.
MM- I have not thought of you for ages, and was desperatly hoping that you were still here. You were what this world needs.NICE
Martin Mull was on eo the best stand ups ever, some of his quips went right past you, then after a few seconds your mind caught up... BTW, Glen Campbell and Alice Cooper were great pals, families were close and they were always golfing together..
Martin Mull - fastest wit in town!
Martin Mull ..born in Chase City Virginia !
RIP Martin Mull & Glenn Campbell two great performers.
WOW!!! That was so much fun that it made me smile out loud.
How could we possibly ever forget what a beast Glenn was??
In what way?????????????
In what way ????????? V
In what way was he a “ Beast?
@@artchem1 You're joking, right? Glenn was a ripping guitarist.
I miss Martin Mull so much now. He was a part of most of my life and popped up all the time on different shows.
I grew up with these guys but never remembered Mull as a fantastic guitarist. He's playing competently with one of the best of the best. Note Campbell's ease with pulling off outrageous riffs and licks like he was eating breakfast...
These two should have made an album together. Good stuff. Martin Mull has the distinction of playing with two of the Wrecking Crew guitar gods, Tommy Tedesco and Glen Campbell.
He opened for the Tubes at the Boarding House in SF in 1973. Fabulous.
1973? Holy crap!
Glen once again shows he can play anything with anyone better in the history of music!!!!
What a Great Performance with Glenn Campbell and the Late Fabulously Talented and Funny, Martin Mull. .. A True Classic of their lives. I bet they are playing this in Heaven 😇
Martin was my favorite hair lip guitarist 😂
Rip Martin 🙏 condolences to his family, loved ones, friends and all his fans.
Well, that was fun!
Wow, Glen Campbell must be pretty sad since Mr. Mull just passed away recently. He should do a tribute album.
Thanks for the content.
Keep up the good work.
בס'ד
Glen passed in 2017
"And I just drank enough to she looked good to me.
And in the mornin', I was sorry that I drank it.
Wakin' up where I did not intend to be
Cheek to cheek, with a
Pig in a Blanket"
Martin Mull "Pig In A Blanket"
"And I said 'Roy, you'd just be better off to just go home and yank it!' But No! Here I am, man & wife, with a Pig In A Blanket"
Couldn't get away with this lyric now. :-)
Wow,what a gem.After playing guitar for 47 years i gotta ask myself.2 friends who are really great players and i'm stuck in the middle of just licks off of records that i learned and being truely as good as them.
I don't care who you are. That's some funny stuff! Incidentally, I don't care if Glen's just playing some old licks off of records. He still makes me melt. Thanks for the great download. Can't imagine how I've missed it all these months.
So fantastic!🎶🎸🎸👍👍
Martin and Glen...off the wall and totally cool !!
Just - Licks Off Of Records - that I've learned. Truth.
Such great talents from our growing up years! Miss them both.
A gem!!! Just found!!
A Plus Plus Plus Plus!!!! Martin Mull is generally a hoot. Combined with Glen Campbell = FUN to listen to and to watch those fingers fly!
Glen Campbell Talented and Humble and,Martin Mull Witty and who knew songwriter. Thanks.RIP Glen a class act
HEAVENS DUET
1:57 / 2:54
Martin Mull was everyones favourite Pharmacist.
From Smothers Brothers 1980 Special ...wow haven't seen this since Thank U
I was wondering when it was recorded. The Smothers Brothers would have showcased it back then. No one else would have.
Damn that was good!
very kool....fernwood tonight!!
Martin Mull is the shit!!!!!!
O.K. That was great. I missed it the first time around for some reason.
Love it! Hadn't seen Martin Mull in decades.
R.I.P Glen Campbell