the feeling when you wonder if there is a super specific video in existence about a super specific thing and then there is

@XieLong

Жыл бұрын

If it's not, you should make it so others on day can have the same feeling as you just had.

This is such a weirdly satisfying breakdown and I'm glad it exists

@garrettgibbons

3 жыл бұрын

Game recognizes game. Thank you for joining in the weirdness.

@ProffesorChaosesFile

3 жыл бұрын

@@garrettgibbons you shoulda caught kinked sax and the freak lips, that’s gotta be a Dizzy Gillespie reference. Look up a video of Dizzy playing and you’ll get it. Just changed it to a sax instead of trumpet.

This guy could be a frequent guest on the colgate comedy hour

This was my favorite skit. I felt bad bc i am an avid jazz listener and I didn't recognize any names Howie said. I am glad most of the names were made up

@garrettgibbons

4 жыл бұрын

I think part of the brilliance of the sketch is that the condescending elitism of Howie’s character is convincing enough that people who are jazz fans can have a response like yours: we actually feel like we’re too “meat and potatoes,” and have been missing out on the obscure gems! The names are (for the most part) believable enough that even a hardcore fan has to wonder!

@lancelovecraft5913

3 жыл бұрын

Howie humbled me for sure haha

Thank you for this. The skit is hilarious and this explanation is almost as funny. PAUL BUFANO! PAUL BUFANO!!!

@garrettgibbons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching!

@Tooteloo

4 жыл бұрын

THEE PAUL BUFANO!

@paulbuffano985

11 ай бұрын

Hell yeah, brothers.

This is really great! My interpretation of the trumpet player with the freak lips was Dizzy Gillespie because of the way his cheeks puffed out when he played. Also, he played on a trumpet with the bell pointed upward because once he dropped his trumpet, it bent like that and he liked the look, so that might be the inspiration for the alto sax with a kink in it as well, but that ones more of a stretch

@mattlerner3956

4 жыл бұрын

My thoughts as well

@FreeMarketSecularist

3 жыл бұрын

Mine was Louis Armstrong cus his nickname Satchmo comes from Satchel Mouth

@doggyaugie

2 жыл бұрын

came here to say this exactly

@matthewsmith5737

2 жыл бұрын

Respectfully, Maynard Ferguson played the fuck out of the triple c

The alto with the kink in it is a reference to Dizzy’s modified trumpet. And Shorterly is a portmanteau or Wayne Shorter and Cannonball Adderley who both played in Miles’ band at different times. The freak lips could be Dizzy or Louie Armstrong, as both had crazy and famous mouths/cheeks, but not necessarily lips.

@connorf6478

3 жыл бұрын

I was also thinking of Maynard Ferguson since he could absolutely hit the high notes all night

@songsinthekeyofboard

2 жыл бұрын

This is absolutely what it is. In jazz legend, Dizzy's trumpet got its kink by someone falling on it or something. but this is definitely a reference to his modified trumpet, hard agree.

@greyflow

2 жыл бұрын

Dizzy is exactly who I thought of too! I’m glad I’m not alone on this

@saxonwax

Жыл бұрын

The Lip is Harry James

@saxonwax

Жыл бұрын

And 100% spot on Dizzy

I think the sax with the kink in it is supposed to be a loose reference to Dizzy Gillespie who played a trumpet with a kink in the middle of it which turned the horn upwards.

Every time I get up from my couch I sigh like the character

The sax with the kink in it might be referencing Dizzy Gillespie and his twisted trumpet

@nickadecesare

3 жыл бұрын

This is pretty much the correct answer.

genuinely cannot believe the Colgate bit is real. I thought that was comedy genius until now😂😂

This is amazing - “I researched them all and they’re all fake” lmaoooo

Watching this as I eat some gazpacho soup.

The man with the freak lips who can hit the high C's all night is more than likely Maynard Ferguson. He was notorious for playing the triple c on a trumpet and he could hang the trumpet from two strings on his ceiling, step up to it and play the triple c without using his hands (bad technique involved pressing the trumpet into your lips to force your armature to stretch, but he could pull it off the correct way.)

@acsone3546

7 ай бұрын

That’s what I was thinking. One of my favorite Trumpet players of all time, as a jazz trumpet player for 6 years myself. Gospel John is a great tune and I enjoyed playing first on it.

Tim Heidecker brought in the Colgate Hour reference, I guarantee it. In fact, Tim probably wrote most of that skit. Tim is a genius.

@acsone3546

7 ай бұрын

I think Mark Proksch ghost wrote.

@josephfalco3141

3 ай бұрын

@@acsone3546 they're a great team, all of them

Tim Heidecker is an enthusiastic consumer of books (and documentaries) on music/pop culture history, and Robinson is also passionate about older stuff as well, especially that of Detroit, so this was a perfect match. But this is also a very accurate dig at "up-and-coming" (at best) GenX/Millennial comedians/nerdwriters in LA/NY who've stayed past the "sell-by" date for a proper career, got well into their '30s and staked a social claim in their "church of whichever Improv group" and tend to spend their days and nights hogging up space at their "Terribly Important" little "Algonquin Roundtables" at their local, or even huddled together in a corner at a private party they've been invited to, where they can't even genuinely engage with the host or anyone else there, trying to outdo each other with the Most Obscure Reference Ever. Not naming names, but It's really a bummer to witness in real time, and I've seen far too much of it. They did me proud-nailed it to the wall.

As a maker of gazpacho soup, I highly appreciate this breakdown.

@garrettgibbons

2 жыл бұрын

Do you make it hot or cold?

Howie: He was also a frequent guest on the Colgate Comedy Hour... Me: oh no!

Tim and I are about the same age, and grew up around the Detroit area on the same TV stations. I grew up without cable, but also spent a lot of time with my grandparents, so I definitely grew up aware of the Colgate Comedy Hour. That's especially true if you were a kid who liked comedy or wanted to do comedy. I can't remember what affiliate re-ran episodes, but it was definitely something he probably would have seen as a kid if he was around older people.

@garrettgibbons

20 күн бұрын

That’s super cool! Thanks for sharing!

Hands down one of the best sketches of all time.

I think it fits with Tim's character Howie that he wants to come off as a Jazz know-it-all, without knowing anything at all. He truly only wants to make everyone else sound inferior when he himself hasn't even put the work in. He expects that no one cares enough to research it and call him out - that's where Garrett Gibbons comes in.

@Foopnh

Жыл бұрын

It's literally just a comedian riffing....

@jontheroadagain

Жыл бұрын

​@@Foopnhkinda like the good old days on the Colgate Comedy Hour

ROY DONK HAS A SPOTIFY AND IT'S DOPE!

PUAL BUFANO! cmon how hard is that

Of course you don’t think Mookie Kramer is real… look at how uncomplicated your shirt is.

@garrettgibbons

2 жыл бұрын

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Great video! 😂 Love this show & sketch

@garrettgibbons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

So awesome you took the time out to review this lmao! Paul Bufano! Paul Bufano!!!

This video deserves an award

Thank you for this! I wanted to look all of them up but after the episode I figured too many people posting online about those names would make it harder to know for sure

This one time at a bar I was outside staring at the stars cause I’m a fuckin weirdo and some hipster dude smoking a cigarette like 10 feet away goes “yeah and I can’t remember the guys name but he was James Brown’s drummer” and i just said ‘Clyde Stubblefield’, still staring straight up into space. The guy was like “yeah thanks, anyway” and continued chatting, completely indifferent. I never could really explain the sensation that moment gave me until I saw this sketch..

@garrettgibbons

10 ай бұрын

I love this story.

Did you make this thing last night so you’d have a video to show?

@garrettgibbons

Жыл бұрын

I have one. Everybody has one. I just can’t. Remember. How. To search. It.

I DONT KNOW HOW TA HEAR ANY MORE BOUT JAZZ MUSIC!

@garrettgibbons

2 жыл бұрын

THEY SAID “SHOOT”

Thank you so much for making this video.

Dizzy Gillespie famously played a Trumpet with a kink in it. Also could hit that high C all night long.That’s probably the reference for the kinky alto sax

@treyebillups8602

3 жыл бұрын

But did he have the freak lips?

@Leon-zu1wp

3 жыл бұрын

@@treyebillups8602 Dizzy Gillespie does sort of have freak "lips" because his cheeks blew up like a frog.

OMGGG THank you for making this. God bless you, FR.

Amazing video, very well produced!

I had to write that Wayne Shorter never played alto. I realize how nerdy this is but I had to do it.

@garrettgibbons

2 жыл бұрын

Not all heroes wear capes.

Okay the thing I got most from this was that the beat of "Uma Thurman" from Fallout Boy was just wholesale lifted from The Munsters theme song.

The Two Tims are my favourite comedians, but the whole gang, all the Erics, Dougpound and the poundhouse crew, Saul Goodman, Tobias Fünke, Greg Turkington (kind of a greghead, myself, but DEKKAR had some great hits), Neil Berger, Vic Hamburger, RIP Dick Dunn, Ron Auster and the beefhouse boys, hell, even those pesky birthday boys! Their jokes really bring tears to my eyes. Tears of joy, tears of absolute insanity, tears of pain mostly, because for some reason I have to make a bowel movement, every time I sit down at 6:00 pm for the Colgate Comedy Hour but I don't like missing a single moment of it, so I sit on it. By the time I get a chance to grace the bathroom with my godly presence, the feces has been resorbed into my body and into my bloodstream. It's a real problem and I should probably see a doctor about it but my priest told me I shouldn't listen to doctors or scientists of any kind and buy this miracle cure from him in his office in the back of the church there at like 30 bucks a box which is like 2 litres of miracle cure. I mean I could turn around and sell it on the street for double or triple the profit I got friends I know a couple guys who could move this stuff like it's bacon pancakes during a breakfast shortage. If you're interested in loaning me the 30 bucks we could get this stuff off the ground in no time. I'd be willing to go 60/40 on this, pal, now thats just plain old classic American value that you can't get outside of the walls of this beautiful country.

@garrettgibbons

4 жыл бұрын

I feel like art, philosophy, commerce, and human evolution all converged at once in the comment section, and I’m just grateful to observe it firsthand.

@jangusfrungus6939

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck with the poo!

@bumpasaurus487

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you’re hungry, you should have some of your Arizona walnuts...

@michaeljstraley

7 ай бұрын

Bahaaa Pristimmee

@LocalSlasher

4 ай бұрын

Is this art?

"Shorterly" is definitely combining Wayne Shorter and Cannonball Adderly.

The sax with the link is a reference to bebop trumpet virtuoso Dizzy Gillespie, whose horn was famous for its bent and upturned bell. The man with the freak lips that could hit the high notes is referring to another trumpeter, Louis Armstrong.

You’ve done the lords work thank you

I found this video while I was about to do what Garrett did.

@garrettgibbons

4 жыл бұрын

I salute you, sir. If you discover anything I missed, please share!

Roy Donk is still real to me, damn it!

Thank you for this!

A bunch of names close to real names..that's what my memory will be like in 10 years. I'm already getting names half-right these days. haha

god damn it i thought i was original with the "Colgate Comedy Hour" but then my dad pointed out it might be from a tim robinson sketch

I totally Googled "tuk tuk king" got this😅

I quite like the thought that all the names are close to the real thing because he just didn't get them right and all that time he was making a fool of himself and his Jazz knowledge. a FOOL!

"wayne shorter played with miles davis" THAT'S IT??? THAT'S ALL YOU GOT???

I mean, he’s no Roy Donk, but he was a regular guest on the Colgate Comedy Hour.

thnk you for postiv this :)

im glad someone made a video about it

Thank you for this.

I cant believe this exists

This is great😁🤙

Lol this is one of my fav skits

Jules buffano, king of the tuktuk sound

Maybe the jazz musicians Howie mentioned were SO esoteric that hardcore jazz aficionados wouldn’t even know about them! Considering Howie’s characterization that would make sense.

@garrettgibbons

3 жыл бұрын

I mean, that’s kind of the premise of the skit and the joke baked into the character. I just thought it would be fun to chase down the references.

This guy took a lap to see what's real.

@garrettgibbons

Жыл бұрын

Nobody could get me in to Club Haunted House before this.

Me when I'm talking about something I know nothing about

Thanks! I was wondering if any of these were real.

Well done!

This video made me laugh like I was watching the skit 😂😂😂

Freak lip could be a reference to Louis Prima and his song "The Lip"

I own episodes of the Colgate Comedy Hour on VHS!

@garrettgibbons

20 күн бұрын

Nothing meat and potatoes about that.

Not a sax, but Dizzy Gillespie played a trumpet with a kink in it.

"I did a bit of investigation to find out how many of these incredibly obscure names of jazz musicians are real and none of them are, thank you for watching".

Paul bufano?! How hard is that.

This is legit content!!!

Speed running shorts: Theyre all improvised GG

Gispacho joke hit best in that skit

@ryanschlanser1657

2 жыл бұрын

Nooo wayy man!

Mookie Kramer could be Gorni Kramer en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorni_Kramer

I enjoyed this

Wowwww dude… amazing

@garrettgibbons

2 жыл бұрын

Covid boredom leads to obsession, my guy.

OH MOOKIE KRAMER IS REAL, HE IS VERY REAL IN FACT, I MET HIM AT A DINNER.

Wayne Shorter not shorterly

Some of them are real??!!?!

Paul Bufano! Paul Bufano!

JULES BUFFANO!

0:21 now do one for Club Haunted House

@garrettgibbons

11 ай бұрын

That’s too easy. Everyone knows that Kim Kardashian’s head already fell off. She was doing a lap to see what’s real.

Please be careful not to burn your mouth on the soup

Wayne Shorter, not Wayne Shorterly.

@garrettgibbons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind correction, good sir.

@DScapades

4 жыл бұрын

@@garrettgibbons great idea for a video, because when I fist watched that sketch, I knew some of the names were fake, but had a feeling something was real

1:45 Jules Buffano

I think you should leave

We , obessive minds, have such great memory 😂. Love to see that in another person 😃

i play madden (video game) and tiny boop squigg shorterly is a player that was made in one of the custom rosters by a youtuber. so Tim Robinson must play madden lol

Jules buffano duh jules buffano!!

sweet fact check 👍

most of it is a "tribute"

@garrettgibbons

3 ай бұрын

🎶You gotta believe. Just a matter of opinion. You had to be there. 🎸

This was funnier than the skit I think

nice enough research, but you surely could point out that jules bufano was the writer of King of the tucker trot sound!

@ModernEphemera

3 жыл бұрын

He did

I feel like "the guy with the freak lips who can hit the high C all night long" is a reference to Maynard Ferguson. I also feel the "Alto sax with a kink to it," is referring to Dizzy Gillespie's curved bell trumpet.

This guy can suck the joy out of any joke. Top marks!

Your forehead is mesmerizing.

@garrettgibbons

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure if you’re quoting a sketch that I’m unfamiliar with, or if I just received the most unique compliment of a lifetime.

TLDW: “not real but names someone not even close to made up name” for 90% of references.

You know how people say "never explain the joke" this is worse. really sucking the life outta nice sketch

@carlhunton9516

2 жыл бұрын

Haha totally! This is one the best examples of 'too much time on my hands' I've seen for a while....... so basically most are fake..... mate, no need for the breakdown, some projects can be left unrecorded!!

This is such a waste of time

You are really reaching bro.

Well done!