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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2019
- Gilda Radner does her Patti Smith impression as the band “Candy Slice” at a “Rock Against Yeast” fundraiser. [Season 4, 1979]
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Gilda is so good she totally could have fronted a punk rock band.
Amen
@@Jonalisa754She is a gifted performer, a National Treasure. RIP GR
One of the best rock parodies of all time, right up there with Spinal Tap. Gilda had perfect comic timing.
With Paul Sheffer playing Don Kirshner who also played Marty Phupkin from ironically Spinal Tap.
Long live Rock & Roll
Eh, the Queen Haters "I Hate the Bloody Queen" clears.
Gilda's Patti Smith and John Belushi's Joe Cocker are the two best parodies of rock artists ever.
Belushi's Joe Cocker was hilarious
I also love Jimmy Fallon's Mick Jagger.
It apparently KILLS to be that funny...
I just had a thought, it would be so wild if Gilda Radner and John Belushi were around to do a duet as Joe Cocker and Candy Slice on SNL's 40th. .
@@farrellmcnulty909 Maybe their ghosts did just that and we didn't notice
Paul Schaefer as Don Kirschner. Classic.
It hit me, hey thats Paul w (hair) had to get confirmation it was. Thanks for that
Somewhat strangely it's Shaffer.
One of the greatest gifts and characters on SNL ever. Gilda killed it as usual. She was the best.
"I'm your biggest funked up fan." I bet that had the censors twitching.
Reaching for the Pepto Bismol.
Funny thing is, they probably didn’t even notice the cocaine jokes.
@@joefelice5062 Yeah, I was surprised that "How about a little tootski" made it past the censors. Not the words so much, but the action that accompanied them. 😮😉
Late night got away with more in that era. The censors tightened up a few years later with one SNL cast member fired for the f word. Was his name Jim Rock?
3:45 if you’re here to see Gilda sing “Mick Jagger, are you woman, are you man, I’m your biggest funked up fan”
Gilda was and remains one of the best
Go Gilda go. I was so sad when she passed. Today we may have been able to save her. So miss this woman. Like if you do too.
No I will not like
@@samsmith3464 weirdo
I remember her from the first SNL and she isstill my favorite. I still miss her also.
Loved her a legend in my family we loved her especially Roseanne
Gilda Radner was an amazing comedienne. Probably my all time favorite.
True confessions... I was a wee lad when Gilda did her Candy Slice on SNL. Her parody of Patti Smith is what actually turned me on to Patti Smith! I eventually heard the Horses album which reminded me so much of Candy Slice. And then a little light bulb appeared over my pointed head... "Oh... wait a minute!" Sigh... I miss you Gilda.
Me too
I too was a younger and made the connection years later and became a BIG fan of Patti Smith and her album Horses...still IMO rocks today.
I lived in a house that rented rooms when this aired. You could hear the whole house laughing, every room.
The armpit hair is killer!! She's totally committed! She rocks!
It's rather ... bushy, lol.
See Patti Smith’s album “Easter”
It’s only a commitment if she grew it herself.
@@camogrrl you mean an armpit 'merkin?' say it isn't so!
I think the "hair" was applied with spirit gum.
Gilda Radner was a national treasure,as is Patti Smith.
Remember watching this when it aired, thought it was very good then and uts still excellent now. Bad girls of rock n roll.
She was so amazing. She could do anything. May her memory continue to be a blessing..
The one the only the legend Gilda Radner.
"You Mick Jaggar dont keep regular hours...." LOL. I saw this live and still laugh
I can't believe they showed this on TV, even with the "f" word bleeped out.
@@bronwyngavin6076 she was saying funked..and it was late night...
@@Ceelle2 I wondered! But I listened real close... it sure didn't sound like funked lol, but I'm sure that was their way to play on words.
Agreed. You can almost hear the audience crack up at that line over the music.
He still doesn't, does he?
I live for Bill Murray playing the tambourine in the background
This era of SNL was the greatest and Gilda - to me - was the greatest of that group. Everything that she did was hilarious from this song to Rosanna Rosanadanna. So sad that we lost her so young.
Gene and Gilda please rest in peace and come back to make us laugh again.
kudos what talent!
Paul Schaeffer playing Don Kirschner looks a lot like Dana Carvey playing Paul Simon.
:D
I honestly thought that was Paul Simon.
Lol
Kinda looks like like Don Kirshner.
For the first minute of the sketch, I was saying to myself, "What's up with Paul Simon's voice?" I eventually realized it was Paul Schaeffer. :)
LOVE GILDA AND LOVE PATTI SMITH. Most who first watched this would be/are astounded to know that 40+ years later Gilda would be gone and Patti would still be around.
Crazy right
I saw Patti Smith at the beginning of her career. This is a great parody. Yeah, she was all about Mick. AND Mick. AND Brian. AND Charlie. I was in the front row at a small college bar in San Diego. Patti was spitting on the audience, and the guys were in adoration. I'm proud to say I ducked! I don't remember her as having a reputation as a druggy or drunk, though.. She was very tight. Her band were kind of zombied-out, though. Totally quaalude. I figured that was for show. Gilda forever!!
Ha, that's great.
I remember hearing stories about Patti's earlier performances.
I wasn't a fan until years later.
I just saw Patti live last month. Wish I had seen her early on.Love her now and Mick and Brian 😃.
I remembered this SNL.
Thanks for sharing your story!
Why does Garret's Bob Marley look like Rick James??😅😅😅
Because Garrett is a super freak? 😛
Gilda is incredible! Rest her soul!
Oh crap, that really is Rick Nelson, LOL!
He was hosting that wekk.
Fabian!!
how cool was that? such a legend--and I'm referring to his late stuff.
The Elvii. Simple but hilarious.
dolly parton meets bob marley...it is like my spotify playlists come to life
When Bill Murray and Tom Davis are trying to drag Gilda to the stage, I laughed just as hard as when she said "Fabian" to Rick Nelson's face.
Those female rockers were gaining a reputation like Gilda elbowing Dolly's titties, and Olivia Quarles there were plenty of spray haired blondes like Olivia Newton John etc,... a great parody.
This may be my favorite Gilda Radnor bit ever. Iconic 💓
I remember watching this during the original broadcast with a bunch of friends. We were indulging in the herb (pot) and then this came on. Needless to say, we ALL laughed so hard and continued laughing all night. Gilda was just the greatest! That underarm hair was a nice touch!
Its funny that Patti was the first SNL musical guest and they thought she was a joke. But Patti does live for the Stones. She also loves The Dead and Dylan
JohnnyM Fan I thought the first was Janis ian. Doing , at seventeen.
@@michaelnelson9140 The first was Billy Preston! (Janis was later that episode.)
I'm reading Patti Smith's autobiography "Just Kids". She writes very well and gives a clear description of her early life in NYC living with Robert Mapplethorpe. A well-read and articulate writer. I havent reached her stage as a singer. Her version of Because the Night is great.
Patti wasn't a drinker. But I love this and I do think it's a patti smith representation
They didn't think she was a "joke" in a derogatory sense. Parody is often a high form of flattery.
Something special about people who can make you laugh deep in your soul.
Gilda*
Never Forgotten✳Still Adored!
I remember seeing this "live" and practically hyperventilating from laughter.
Gene Burnett ya I’m with ya man almost brought tears to my eyes
Me too.
Live!! Wow
How I envy you ‼️
First time I saw this I did tbe same! Probably the hardest I ever laughed!
42 years later and Mick is still getting on stage. Gilda was great !
Did they air the curse words
According to Patti's autobiography, she was never into drugs and actually quite religious! But that aside, Gilda was amazing and I actually loved the song!
Patti Smith certainly did drugs. She just never appeared high in public
@Susan Morano How do you know? Did you ever meet her?
Correct. And as much as I loved Gilda, who IS a legend, Patti was not a drug user or drinker. This performance while funny isn't completely an accurate portrayal of Patti Smith.
@@susanmorano405 Not true.
Religion is a Drug, Believe it or not.
John Belushi doing Elvis Presley while looking like the singer from the last three years of his life.
That fits so much it punches right in the stomach...
IKR John and Dan + GILDA
Candy Slice. Judy Miller. Lisa Lubner. Roseanne Roseannada. Emily Litella. ICONIC!
A worthy cause; the Elvii, decades before Father Ted showcased The Three Ages of Elvis; and Gilda, whose dedication SELLS this Patti Smith impersonation. Wow.
Gilda Rather was brilliant. She always.committed.to her character 100%!
Gilda Radner. Holy shit she rocked.
Oh Gilda, I love her so. God broke the mold with this funny lady, RIP.
Imagine being able to show someone doing coke on live tv today
Here for this comment
Seeing Gilda always gives me a tear. Especially the story between her and Bill Murray. 3:55 definitely does that cry in my eye
As a major Patti Smith fan, I can tell you this is highly accurate.
I had never even seen Patti Smith perform but still about died laughing at this musical parody by Gilda. Saw it when it actually came out live.
Same. If you look close!
She isn't terribly fond of this skit.....denies ever having used coke though it's all in her lyrics
@@dogsquadindia I used to think she was a heroin addict.
Read her book, guess I was wrong.
Hi what was the first year you saw her live?
Just saw her last month for the first time.
Love you Gilda
That Bob Marley looks more like Rick James
That's Earl
Dreadlock wigs weren't as easy to find then, apparently.
I've always loved Gilda and have seen the "Gimme Mick" more than a few times.
This, however, is the first time I ever knew that Rick Nelson was on that show. (I was on a submarine when it aired.)
I always liked him and I miss his talents.
SiriusXM Bakersfield Beat ch 349 Dwight Yoakam has Rick at the epicenter of Greater Bakersfield
I actually saw Gilda do that number live, when she had her show "Gilda Live" on Broadway. Revealing my age here, but Im grateful for the chance to have seen her live.
Whaaattttt???!!!!! This was so incredibly excellent. Ricky Nelson amd everybody. Gilda nailed that Jagger walk and style. That song was so hard!!!!!
I've never seen this before... THIS... IS... AWESOME!!!
And yeah it goes without saying, Gilda for the win!
Gilda was a star whose brightness still shines to this very day! Wonderful comedian and a very sincere person. Thank you for sharing your art with the world. 💕
Candy Slice belching in Olivia Newton-John's face haha.. How I laughed so hard first time I saw this skit xox RIP Gilda
Salami, ehh? Took me out.
And then pointing to to Dolly that she's getting a zit. LMAO
Those SNL guys were hitting on all cylinders back then.
Gilda Radner was a F*cking genius.
My UA-cam recommended algorithm: here you go have some gilda you look like you need it
I actually have this on vinyl, but I had never seen the skit before it, don kirshner has a different monologue on on the track
Absolutely my favorite Gilda skit & character! Patti Smith has been numero uno for me since 1976. I always laughed so hard at Gilda’s Patti!
You, Mick Jagger, don't keep regular hours! Love you Gilda!
This is absolutely incredible!!
I came here to remember what it was like when they looked at each other and not away
At a cue card all the time
wow, what a blast from the past. I remember watching this episode. Doesn’t Ricky Nelson sing a slow version of “Dream Lover”? Absolutely classic to us of this era. Thank you so much for up loading this bit of history! If you look closely you can see Paul Schaefer on the drums.
Ricky did sing a slow version of Dream Lover, it was what closed out the episode
Paul Shaffer is also playing Don Kirshner at the very beginning.
I remember seeing this sketch live. Thanks for taking me back!
Love it! In the 80's I played in a celebrity golf benefit "Rockers Against Drugs". (I still chuckle about it) Reality is often stranger than fiction.
It does come across as funny especially as a golfing event, but the idea of "Rockers against Drugs" in itself isn't a bad one. In fact something like that already DID exist - it was called the "Straight Edge" punk rock movement.
At this stage of SNL, people of age would look forward to it starting the Monday before. Never forget the time the Stones were to be the musical guests. We were so excited and they performed in some hilarious sketches and performed 3 songs I believe. Mick had no voice from partying with the cast for a few days. And when Keith was ordered to play 2 concerts in Oshawa, Ontario. The place I am typing this from. I think it was all roughly the same year.
Love Gilda
A true gem
OMG…GILDA IS TALENT PERSONIFIED 🙏💗🙏💗🙏 Miss her to this day.
I will never get tired of this bit. We miss you, G.
This Now brings tears 2 my eyes; 2 have once almost expected such quality, not suspecting how far down the pipe things were 2 go, gives me a feeling almost of shame, as well as sorrow over the loss of such (now noted as) fabulous talent 💔.
I'm 59 years this came out when I was still a kid a lot of this one over my head now I think it's funny the best 🤣 then the rest
Laraine Newman as Olivia Newton-John is EPIC! Especially the "2 bumps" of coke she did. ;-)
tootskies
IKR Lorraine did an excellent job as Ms Olivia Quarles, spot on
Gilda was such an amazing performer. I miss this level of SNL. And I was really just a child when these came out and actually saw them second hand sometime in the early 80s somehow (I can't even tell you where I saw them). I began being a fan in the Eddie Murphy era.
Blew my mind to see Harold Ramis in there! Wow! I had no idea he was that related to SNL. I knew he was indirectly through Caddyshack and Ghostbusters, but didn't know he was actually on the show at some point.
Outstanding! Gilda energy all the way! Superb! And superbly funny!
Please come back, Gilda.
Rock Against YEAST! GENIUS...AND YET...They should have also played Tony Orlando's CANDIDA LOL
Probably one of the top ten SNL performances in SNL history, this skit was great on all levels, the cast's performances, the writing, wow they all got down that time. They references to coke use by ms Olivia Quarles, the Elvii, Bob Marley obsessed with Dolly's hooters exceptional performances
An instantly catchy song & performance.
Gilda and Lucy are comedy goddesses!
God, I miss Gilda. A treasure.
Gilda was the greatests! This skit is insane. PS, I wonder if Patti Smith ever reacted to Gilda's homage.
Patti Smith was so cool you'd think there was no way she could possibly be parodied, yet with a few tweaks here and there, Gilda found a way. This performance is nearly as brilliant as Smith's own performance of "Gloria" was on SNL a few years earlier.
Even the 'coolest' of artists can be parodied.
@@wylierichardson-tu6zs Apparently, yes.
I feel blessed to have grown up in this time, I was 14 when I saw this!! The best SNL cast members ever & the Stones are still the best Rock band ever RIP Gilda π Long Live ROCK!!
More than that, I found a great comfort in them. A kinship (9/8/79)
Bill Murray stayed in the back ground shaking a tambourine. Ahhhhhh cocaine!
Paul’s don kirschener is hilarious
Rick Nelson was so good looking!!
Growing up loving the Stones, I was jealous coz my older cousin got to see them at their 1st concert in the USA, at the Swing in San Bernardino, in 1964, I wanted to go so bad. I loved Gilda in everything, but this is just outstanding, she’s got the moves like Jagger!! I was so sad when she passed, I read her post humous autobiography and dang ….
I always loved this song about Jagger, funked up fan indeed!
Love the Mick Jagger song!I still sing it!
At 5:36 Bill Murray references Jerry Aldini who he also referenced in the movie Meatballs as the Camp Mohawk director.
Gilda was outstanding!!
Immortal Gilda
Haven't seen this in decades. Forgot how funny it is.
This is classic stuff . Thanks for posting 👏.
This is a better musical performance than SNL has had in the last 15 -20 years
No.
Yes
You're 100% correct!!!
Well, Prince's final performance on the show was first-rate.
@@wylierichardson-tu6zs I wouldn't disagree.
Rick Nelson! Fabian LOL.
Best cast ever!!!!, hilarious!!
“Reggie music”, bwahahaha
I didn’t remember Rick Nelson being in this skit. What a treat.
Omg Gilda as Patti Smith holy crap
Genius. My new favorite song: "Gimme Mick!!"
Gilda Radner should of got a Grammy and an Oscar for this performance
Emmy would have been the only option.