There was a click of musicians back in the 70's, hung out in the loft of the Rainbow Bar & Grill in Hollywood. This is kind of where "Shock Rock" theater was born. They consisted of, Alice Cooper, Frank Zappa, Flo & Eddie (Mark & Howard), Keith Moon, Tonio K. and a bass player Erik Scott, who preformed and recorded with all of them. They engraved their names on a wooden plague, which I believe still exists at the Rainbow. These guys, all, put on great shows with visuals on stage. Thanks to all of you!
The Vampires. But it was primarily a drinking club, and Zappa certainly did not participate. He was a teetotaler. It was Cooper, Moon, Dolenz, Nilsson and Ringo Starr. Moon and Nilsson succumbed to alcoholism, the others successfully recovered.
OMG..I am a big fan of Howard, and I like him with the turtles. this is the first time I ever seen Flo and Eddie, I'm not used to seeing Howard with long hair and a beard. I'm glad he seems happy here
Oh, they had fantastic live shows! I got to see them a bunch of times around NY. They continued to do excellent shows as The Turtles until a few years ago when Howard's back went south. Mark carries on with Ron Dante, but it's just not the same.
And more importantly, it's the main theme from "Down & Dirty Duck" (originally titled "Cheap" until Roger Corman decided he didn't like the idea of producing a film called "Roger Corman's Cheap". Aw, Rog!)
I wonder what show this was from. The canned audience is really bad. Why did they used to do that? I don't see how they could have thought it was a good idea.
@chicoblackstar the name of the song is ''cheap'' its from the album '' illegal, immoral, and fattening''.. its a live album ...some pretty funny stuff on there
WickedTornado - I saw them in 73 with Tucky Buzzard and Uriah Heep in North Carolina. Maybe the same tour that you saw. And Flo DESTROYED the drums - he was FANTASTIC.
3:45 That's David Clayton Thomas from Blood Sweat and Tears getting a good laugh
There was a click of musicians back in the 70's, hung out in the loft of the Rainbow Bar & Grill in Hollywood. This is kind of where "Shock Rock" theater was born. They consisted of, Alice Cooper, Frank Zappa, Flo & Eddie (Mark & Howard), Keith Moon, Tonio K. and a bass player Erik Scott, who preformed and recorded with all of them. They engraved their names on a wooden plague, which I believe still exists at the Rainbow. These guys, all, put on great shows with visuals on stage. Thanks to all of you!
would love to see Keith Moon playing with any of them.
Zappa never hung out with the Hollywood Vampires.
@@greifinn24 Mark & Howard did the vocals on Moon's solo album. Well, ok......Keith did TRY to sing, too.
The Vampires. But it was primarily a drinking club, and Zappa certainly did not participate. He was a teetotaler. It was Cooper, Moon, Dolenz, Nilsson and Ringo Starr. Moon and Nilsson succumbed to alcoholism, the others successfully recovered.
Any fans of Dirty duck? lol
That was a cheap movie
Is fan the right word?
Me!
i have been a fan since i first heard them back in the 70's
OMG..I am a big fan of Howard, and I like him with the turtles. this is the first time I ever seen Flo and Eddie, I'm not used to seeing Howard with long hair and a beard. I'm glad he seems happy here
Angela Red lol you’ll be really shocked to see them with Frank Zappa
Oh, they had fantastic live shows! I got to see them a bunch of times around NY. They continued to do excellent shows as The Turtles until a few years ago when Howard's back went south. Mark carries on with Ron Dante, but it's just not the same.
It's nice to see these guys are still having fun!
For those wondering, the song is called "Cheap" and it's from the album "Illegal, Immoral & Fattening."
And more importantly, it's the main theme from "Down & Dirty Duck" (originally titled "Cheap" until Roger Corman decided he didn't like the idea of producing a film called "Roger Corman's Cheap". Aw, Rog!)
Saw them around this time in Chicago (at "The Ivanhoe" (RIP) w/Aliotta Haynes & Jeremiah opening). They were a lot of fun
I wonder what show this was from. The canned audience is really bad. Why did they used to do that? I don't see how they could have thought it was a good idea.
Sounds like the laughtrack used for Krofft productions. Sid & Marty & Flo & Eddie seem like a natural combination.
@chicoblackstar the name of the song is ''cheap'' its from the album '' illegal, immoral, and fattening''.. its a live album ...some pretty funny stuff on there
0:38 Mike Stern + Flo & Eddie? Ok, that's freaky ... I didn't think Howard went grey in the 70's, but I guess he did ...
Howard went gray in the 60s
some "Eddie are you Kidding" up in this bitch!
I was at that concert
as the name of second song? please
Got to love these guys!!!
Spinning wheel...2nd song
WickedTornado - I saw them in 73 with Tucky Buzzard and Uriah Heep in North Carolina. Maybe the same tour that you saw. And Flo DESTROYED the drums - he was FANTASTIC.
as the name of that song?
i lovee
the company of Zappa made us some fun