Will Ferrell's famous "more cowbell" sketch, featured in an SNL50 documentary, was the product of a North Jersey family ...

a husband-and-wife team dropping Latin soul and surf rock, psychedelic cumbia, boogaloo and other sunny sounds, while DJ Crown Vic, of D.C.’s Electric Cowbell record label, spins funk ...

a husband-and-wife team dropping Latin soul and surf rock, psychedelic cumbia, boogaloo and other sunny sounds, while DJ Crown Vic, of D.C.’s Electric Cowbell record label, spins funk, soul and ...

The telepathy up here is crazy.” Jocelyn Pleasant, leader of Connecticut’s well-loved Afro-funk fusion ensemble The Lost ...

When it comes to the most famous use of a cowbell as a musical instrument, ever since the iconic “More Cowbell” sketch on Saturday Night Live, there’s really only one answer: Blue Öyster ...

blending the music style that originated in 1950s Havana in the 1950s and electronic beats with that of improvised jam sessions. The crowd moved in unison to layers of brass, percussion ...

The cowbell. The hit song, a latter-day bit of psychedelia, infamously had a repeated cowbell on the track. In the sketch, which of course anyone reading this has seen, Christopher Walken‘s ...

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The Reaper" came to be known for its clanging cowbell beat. The episode is a gem that includes Ferrell's personal reflections, including that he loved the song as a kid and kept the cowbell ...

The wrestler, whose real name is Mark Calaway, says that the moment was an "ego pop" for Hogan The post The Undertaker Laughs ...