I can vaguely remember him playing mandolin on
Johnny Carson years ago.
I can vaguely remember him playing mandolin on
Johnny Carson years ago.
I did not know that!*
* for you young'uns, that's an oft-heard Johnny Carson quote. I'd have typed it in his voice if I could have...
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I found this at tvguide.com
Episode Detail: Breakup - Joey Bishop
Joey's mandolin playing strikes a sour note with Freddy. Joey Bishop. Ellie: Abby Dalton. Freddy: Guy Marks. Jillson: Joe Besser.
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He is listed on that other thread about famous people who play mandolin, but are not famous for playing mandolin.
I saw him play it on Carson
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When you typed, "I DID NOT KNOW THAT" you should have wrote it like this to get the Johnny Feel
"I DID not KNOW that"
Or you could just looked around and been like, "did you know that ed?"
My grandmother use to always watch Johnny. And always would say that like he did.
I thought this was photoshop when I first saw it in the "famous people" thread.So I stoled it from that thread, here you go.
Looks like Hoss , only brand new.
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I got to met him when I was 14. I was standing on a dock in Balboa, CA and this skiff is motoring over and its Joey Bishop. He yells "hey kid, tie me off" and throw me the rope and I tied it off and he jumps out of the skiff and strolls down the dock. I was too dumbfounded to say anything.
Of course, I also got in trouble that year for paddling a canoe over to John Wayne's boat and try to peek in the lower port holes.
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Wonder if he's singing Little Girl and the Dreadful Snake?
"A little like Hoss"? - pretty girls don't have that adoring look when I play the mando - maybe I need sideburns?![]()
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Looks like Joey and the lovely Lennon Sisters from the Lawrence Welk Show.
or maybe There's More Pretty Girls Than One
He has a brother name Rummy Bishop, lives/lived in Toronto. Used to be an MC at several strip clubs here.
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My uncle said something about Joey playing mandolin, years ago, and I remembered it recently and I posted Joey Bishop over on the Famous People thread, and then same day he died. Yikes!
http://www.mandolincafe.net/cgi-bin/...T;f=12;t=43784
Joey Bishop was seen from time to time visiting Jethro's basement in Evanston.
John
Somebody has to say it: "Son of a gun!" -- Paul
He joyously felt himself idling, an unreflective mood in which water was water, sky was sky, breeze was breeze. He knew it couldn't last. -- Thomas McGuane, "Nothing but Blue Skies"
I read his obituary in the New York Times today. This paragraph made me do a double take:
I guess you all knew this.Originally Posted by
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Ca. 1923 Washburn (L&H) Pro A -- Brentrup A4C -- 1915 Frank Merwin Ashley violin -- 1904 Embergher Type 3 -- 1937 Gibson L-Century -- 1939 Gibson L-00 -- ca. 1890s Fairbanks Senator Banjo
The Washington Post web site has a photo gallery here, and frame #5 shows him holding an electric A model (can't link directly 'cause it's Flash):
WashPo Joey Bishop gallery
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what? no YouTube of him playing yet...?
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