Imagine if you will...a Beatles song with Todd Rundgren on rhythm , Joe Jackson on Piano, and playing lead a string quartet that goes by the name Ethel. Enjoy!
Todd Rundgren, Joe Jackson, and Ethel on Late Night with Conan O'Brien
Joe Jackson is frankly one of my all time favorite performers. He started doing New Wave/Punk in the late 1970's and has evolved through big band, pop, jive, Latin, neo-classical...and a piece on the Seven Deadly Sins.
On his 1988 Double Live Album/CD Set there is a picture of an audience he took from the stage in Toronto while openning for The Who. You gotta love a guy with the nerve to put a picture of 80,000 people flipping you off on your own live album.
You gotta love Joe!
Todd Rundgren, Joe Jackson, and Ethel on Late Night with Conan O'Brien
Joe Jackson is frankly one of my all time favorite performers. He started doing New Wave/Punk in the late 1970's and has evolved through big band, pop, jive, Latin, neo-classical...and a piece on the Seven Deadly Sins.
On his 1988 Double Live Album/CD Set there is a picture of an audience he took from the stage in Toronto while openning for The Who. You gotta love a guy with the nerve to put a picture of 80,000 people flipping you off on your own live album.
You gotta love Joe!
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