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Who is in the snl skit more cowbell?
The host of that episode, who played the agent who kept saying more cowbell, was the actor Christopher Walken, Will Ferrell played the guy playing the cowbell
What does it mean when a guy or girl says they need more cowbell?
More Cowbell!The phrase 'More Cowbell' comes from a famous SNL skit in which Christopher Walken is a band manager who repeatedly request 'More Cowbell' (a notably ridiculous instrument) in the group's music. When someone needs more cowbell, there are several possibilities as to what they are wanting/needing.They could be saying that they want to listen to Blue Oyster Cult for hours on end.They could think that Christopher Walken is the greatest actor ever .They could have a keen music sense, and they may well know that cowbell makes or breaks any good song.It means they have a fever. The only prescription to this fever is more cowbell!
What do Saturday night live max zorin the Colgate comedy hour Natalie wood and heterochromia have in common?
Try looking up who plays Max Zorin in the movie. He was in the famous cowbell sketch on SNL.
What classification group is the cowbell in?
The cowbell is a percussion instrument.
When was More cowbell created?
More cowbell was created in 2000.
What can i find out about a cowbell?
They can cause fevers that can only be cured by more cowbell.
What instruments are in the song wannabe by the spice girls?
drums,timbales and cowbell
What musical instruments does sheena easton play?
cowbell,triangle and flute
Is cowbell a compound word?
Yes cowbell is a compound word. The words are cow and bell.
In Halo 3 what does the cowbell skull mean?
The Cowbell Skull has the effect of making explosions more powerful.
What does need more cowbell mean?
This is a joke from an old Saturday Night Live skit - they were recording a song and one guy kept saying "It needs more cowbell" because he played the cowbell in the band.
Is a cowbell an aerophone?
No. A cowbell is an idiophone, since it produces sound by vibrating the entire instrument (as opposed to the air inside the instrument).
