"Girls, y'all got one, a night that's special everywhere, from New York to Hollywood," Kool & the Gang sang, in 1979, and every year thereafter.
By Lauren Collins Roy Den Hollander "Girls, y'all got one, a night that's special everywhere, from New York to Hollywood," Kool & the Gang sang, in 1979, and every year thereafter.
When the score was just two to two, Katie Casey knew what to do, Just to cheer up the boys she knew, She made the gang sing this song: In addition to being an actress, apparently a Giants fan, and being featured on the cover of two editions of the sheet music for the song, Friganza was an advocate for women's suffrage.
The gang sang Mariah Carey's massive hit duet with Boyz II Men, "One Sweet Day".
Also note her alpha-assertion of pride of place: She was there before Chris Matthews felt a thrill run up his leg, there before Bill Richardson cut his vacation short to come back and endorse, there before will.i.am and the gang sang that yes, they could.
"If you can't do what you want to," Sondheim's gang sings, "you do the things you can".
The gag here is that our gang sings Kanye West: "Let's have a toast for the douchebags, let's have a toast for the assholes, let's have a toast for the scumbags".
Everyone in the gang sings along to the chorus and the studio tech asks if it's O.K. if he saves the recording and maybe sends it to some of his influential friends in the music industry.
[More screens descend and more dancers come out on stage. JUSTIN BIEBER'S "BABY" plays and the gang sings along. Now there are multiple cameras and a fancy light show that are projected on the screens. The new dancers do a choreographed dance.].
