Dennis Tufano (Buckinghams) & Jim Pilster (Cryan' Shames) - Interview clip video free download

gacj2010

and life and time goes on and all the cool beautiful people learn they are just like everyone else they get old, they get gray and they look like all the other older people.

Scott Denny

This black interviewer does not know shit.How can you compare the cryan Shames singing to the rappers of today,first of all he Cryan Shames never sang about killing there girlfriends and calling them Ho,s,all they sang abou back then was I Wanna Meet You.This lack Interviewer needs to go back to being Al Sharptons driver.

jmshaw357

Rap, and what the Buckinghams did are from different planets--nothing even similar about them. The black guy is trying to be profound of course but he is miles off. 'Kind of a Drag' is a classic, its about heartbreak, but its clean, happy, charming. Can ANYONE think of ANY rap 'thing' that is charming or positive in any way?

Deborah Flory

@keith91778 Liar.

Ronald Steventon

that info was provided to me by Jeff Rutter......... his comment was,,,, "that was back when Rocky weighed 150 lbs"

60s70sChicagoRock

@rms0916 Hey, thanks :) I knew he didn't look like Dennis....

Ronald Steventon

that is Rocky Penn singing (former drummer for the Cryan Shames , now drumming for the Buckinghams and Jeff Rutter, lead guitar player of the Cryan Shames on guitar

60s70sChicagoRock

@1986billyk You're right, they don't equate. I was totally ignoring music back in '92 when this was filmed. Maybe the rap twenty years ago was tamer than it is now? Today it IS pretty much a 'cesspool' (good description) of disrespect, violence, and hate. And that's supposed to be music??

1986billyk

@bze2nlz1 how do the topics of kind of a drag and mercy mercy even equate to the cesspool of lyrics in rap.to warners credit he said it was a big stretch but then he pressed his point that they are kinda innocent forms of teenage rebellion. not even close. most rap is corruption of intellect and spirit. therefore it has no soul other than dirty soul.

60s70sChicagoRock

@1986billyk This recording wasn't complete, but the story focused on the 60's Chicago area garage bands. Warner Saunders wasn't comparing Dennis personally to rap. He was comparing the early garage bands' pre-grunge sound to rap, as a form of 'revoloutionary' type music. I think Dennis WAS thinking WTF! when they showed that awful performance clip :)

1986billyk

that black interviewer must be on one to compare dennis tufano to rappers. the comparison is so out of whack dennis was thinking WTF let me play this question off as quick as possible.LOL

Keith

no that's definitely Dennis, he's sitting right here with me. He's my uncle.

Delma Ramos

BOY! We come along way baby!! I believe it him. How can't you catch those dance movements..

Delma Ramos

BOY! We come along way baby!!

tmpttneyes

@luvcows1965 Actually Cin, I was wondering the same thing!

60s70sChicagoRock

@luvcows1965 That's EXACTLY what I thought! I think they goofed and put up the wrong clip of who-knows-what. That's why no one said anything afterward, lol!

luvcows1965

@bze2nlz1 actually I don't know if that's him or not after re-watching it....hard to tell with the glasses and it doenst sound like him and his body looks stockier. Guess only Dennis can tell us!

luvcows1965

@bze2nlz1 yep....he probably thought "Oh gawd and hoped that no one noticed" LOL...was pretty funny!

60s70sChicagoRock

@luvcows1965 They looked SO good here, didn't they? And do think that is Dennis in the funny glasses in the clip during the interview? He had no reaction to it afterwards...so I was wondering!

luvcows1965

Awesome clip...thanks for sharing...look at all that dark hair they both had!

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