"Trouble" from Saturday Night Live
 

Found this while browsing YouTube. I'd never seen it before, so I figured I'd share in case any of y'all hadn't seen it either.



That's essentially Mick Fleetwood's Zoo accompanying Buckingham.

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Welcome back Miss Vicky!!!

There is also a video of Bwana from that same show. I have it on a DVD.

oooo....that was great, thanks for posting, never seen that one before!
What a cutie (and he knows it!!!!). Are we talking late 80's here?

Wow. This really has reinvented the song for me. I'm really not fond of the album version, but I love how his guitar accent after "I think I'm in Troubleeee...." is more...profound, I guess you could say. I can't come up with a better word right now.

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Must have been 1982 at the latest.

The Soundstage version of this song is my firm favourite. I hated this song with a passion until I saw that.

Feb. 6, 1982

Thank you. :xoxo:

Your avatar rules. That is the best film I've seen this year, "ratatouille".:thumbsup:

I've never seen this before! Thanks for posting! He looks sooo cute! Would love to find Bwana, too.

Isn't it wonderful? I've seen Ratatouille three times so far. It's so cute!!!
I just can't understand why it hasn't done as well as the previous Pixar releases. Much as I love everything the studio has turned out, I think this one is their best by far.

continuing the OT conversation, i also loved ratatouille. it was so. cute. awwwh.

getting back OT, i'm not particularly crazy about this performance of trouble. it just feels uncomfortable to me. i do like it, and i do still love the old version of the song, i guess i'm just really digging the restyle. it's gorgeous.

The hand gesture he makes after he says "Been so long since I held ya" in the first verse...haha!

Well, the dialogues of this movie are quite difficult for children and it's quite long too.

For me, that is part of why it's such a good film, it really shows Paris, it really shows knowledge of food and how professional kitchens work and, maybe it's best quality: I have never seen a film that worked so good with point of views: The "camerapositions" really make you feel like a rat and a human being off and on. It's a masterpiece.

The best pixar? No, there's one still topping my list: Ice Age.