[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

"The good-time president," that didn't seem to be comfortable in handcuffs.

[LasVegasMac]

ex-president Bill Clinton did indeed bring his saxophone along for an appearance that evening with the "Saturday Night Live" "Blues Brothers" team of Dan Aykroyd and Jim Belushi.

Well now, that will be that last time I watch the latest version of the Blues Brothers.

Just looking for contact info so I can tell them that.

LVM

[nothingnew]

So where was joe "the harmenschacaplayer" LIEberman??...He missed a chance to be with saxyman bill?.....sorry,...I have no words...I have to go have a shot of Jose' and a beer, and hope things look better tommorrow...

FMCDH

[Ronin]

Gawd... Is there nothing this scumbag will not stoop to?

[BansheeBill]

The former first "sax maniac," as Fee and Raposa described him, is said to have treated the Mohegan Sun crowd of 10,000 to a wailing rendition of Wilson Pickett's "99," after being introduced by Ackroyd as "the good-time president."

That would actually most probably be Wilson Pickett's "99 And A Half".

Fee and Raposa may know gossip but they don't know much about music. They once had a caller to their now defunct radio show say something about Darryl Hall of the band Hall and Oates being in town (Boston) and they asked the caller why a band would call themselves "Holland Oats"? I think they were mainly disco fans in the 70's and 80's.

[JoeFromCA]

Having played musical instruments over the years (trumper, french horn, flute and a few others), I can tell you that if you don't practice an instrument regularly you soon can't play it. I suspect that reports of Clinton's saxaphone playing are about as accurate as reports of him jogging--he doesn't do either well or in fact much at all.

[metesky]

With any luck, by this time next year the son of a b!tch will be doing supermarket openings.