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stanleytone - Posted - 08/22/2025: 05:32:51
Listen to the first 20 seconds . Hilarious!!
youtu.be/3qoP99pVm4g?si=QoTClGyO57UNPMuJ
Ira Gitlin - Posted - 08/22/2025: 06:32:20
I remember seeing that when it aired. I was thrilled to see our little corner of culture get some exposure in the mainstream.
Mad Hornet - Posted - 08/22/2025: 06:53:52
They shouldn't even have tried late shows after his passing. No comparison.
RB3 - Posted - 08/22/2025: 07:54:59
It's a funny line, but those who play pre-war, 5-string, flat-head Gibsons know this to be a veridical paradox. I liked Johnny, but I've always preferred both Steve Allen and Jack Paar.
Texasbanjo - Posted - 08/22/2025: 08:27:39
Oh, how I miss Johnny Carson. As far as I'm concerned, no one can come close to his humor.
banjered - Posted - 08/22/2025: 09:07:15
Yeah Johnny was a master. The extended phrase of never heard comment regarding banjo players is, " The banjo player drove off with the girl in his Porshe."
Another favorite: Why do banjo players like family reunions?.....Good place to pick up girls. OK I'll pick up my politically incorrect humor and escape while I can...banjered
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