December 31, 201212 yr comment_5524897 This feels so dated and Hammer strumming along looked sad. I did like Bobby yelling one more time at the end of the song though.
January 7, 201312 yr comment_5526558 Poor Hammer to go from having stiff ass battles with Ronnie Garvin to this.
January 30, 201312 yr comment_5531744 I was demanding an encore. Valentine can work wonders with an acoustic guitar.
May 31, 201312 yr comment_5545921 I was demanding an encore. Valentine can work wonders with an acoustic guitar. Especially since he didnt have a guitar pick in hand
January 27, 201510 yr comment_5651651 Not to sound like a music critic or anything, but Jimmy and the Hammer were barely even lip-synching here. Poor Greg looked like he wanted to be anywhere else on the planet, even through his sunglasses. When even the two people who are supposed to help you the most barely look interested, you can pretty much bet that your time has passed, and that's what was happening to Honky. Once he got squashed by the Warrior at SummerSlam '88, he was washed up. No wonder he balked at dropping the IC belt to Savage at the original Main Event; he knew that without the "greatest IC champion of all time" bit, he had nothing to offer, and this segment shows that he was right. Bobby and Gino were the highlights, with Bobby screaming "One more time!" and Gino's remark about people heading for the vomitories. Has anyone actually heard a bathroom called that, or did Gino make up that word out of thin air?
January 16, 20178 yr comment_5783768 Apparently many of their fans have requested that they perform their million selling, gold record hit that’s sweeping the nation! Monsoon quips that they probably only had two requests, but ‘The Brain’ tells him to ‘shush!’ Honky is on lead vocals for ‘Hunka, Hunka, Hunka, Honky Love’ with Jimmy Hart and Greg Valentine providing backing. Hart looks like he’s enjoying himself, but Valentine looks like he would rather be anywhere than here right now.
March 11, 20178 yr comment_5791436 I'm pretty sure Valentine was wearing sunglasses so he could hide the fact that he was almost in tears. Jimmy seemed to be getting into it though.
June 20, 20205 yr comment_5921032 When watching Coliseum tapes of this era as a kid, I never grasped how weird this would have been in 1990 to see Valentine as Honky's axeman. Catchy song; it's got a good beat and you can dance to it. I'll always pop for a Jimmy Hart song played "live". Honky's still great at what he does and I'm all for the purposeful awkwardness of Valentine becoming Roy Orbison.
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