My Favorite Music!

I found this unique video from the 70's movie "Sextette" of Alice Cooper singing disco is a cheesy movie with Mae West. I only recently found she had a less than desirable reputation and I've heard comments about the film although even in 1978 it was rated PG, but this is just a fun scene of Cooper and West and a very-70's musical number. I saw this video a few years ago and the audio is absolutely horrible. I slowed down the tempo, brought drums forward, moved Alice's voice back a bit so you could hear the instruments, and I think it improves the sound a lot. I'm not a traditional Alice Cooper fan--one of my best friend loves Alice and likes it when I go to his concerts with him. I like some of his songs--but he's just an interesting character, a Christian who isn't ashamed to talk about Jesus, a man with a dark past who got into it with a group of folks who were anything but Christ-like, and tried to be an example, tried to bring Christ to them. Whether isn't working or not, we will find out some day, but I have met Alice before and he's one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. My friend wanted to go to a meet and greet and so I went and we had strict rules from security over what we could and couldn't do, and Alice broke all those rules, "Don't worry about them! Come on over! Where you guys from?" he couldn't have been nicer. Not the best song, but an interesting novelty. It just shows his sense of humor.

Johnny drums for the great Benny Goodman, "Sweet Georgia Brown"

Johnny says that Ed Sullivan mentioned his name during the Beatles' historic first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. Paul says it didn't happen.

I don't know why the eyes are so weird.