When Stewart got the gig, the title of the program was lengthened to The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, rebranding the series as Comedy Central content awarded the Stewart stamp of approval.
Sheela-Na-Gig (a title inspired by old carvings, often found on Romanesque churches in Britain, of naked women with exaggerated vulvas) is powered by a fierce, ferocious riff that helter-skelters this way and that so giddily you almost miss the sneer in Harvey's voice, or the wicked taunt in her words.
He did add -- likely due to his candy company gig -- that the title of his upcoming album in no way promotes use of the drug crystal meth.
Fallon similarly parlayed his success on "Saturday Night Live" into a name-in-the-title hosting gig with "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon".
He talked about a release including "It Ain't Right" ("basically a song about me and Loren") and one ("a song that I wrote about doing a couple of gigs with Pete Doherty") with a title he was wavering about.
(Later, she won the Miss Fire Prevention title, and scored a gig on Nashville's WLAC at the age of nineteen).
My first-born, Kwame, performed in his first paid gig under the not so cryptic title of KZ.
Howie 61's title track launched the gig, and developed in bursts of crunching guitar funk fitfully broken by Lefebrve's dissonant electronic sounds.
To make an accountant smile is no easy feat, and sounds like a good title for Wan's next gig.
Eighteen years on, Michael McIntyre is due to play several dozen similar sized gigs, making a strong challenge for the title of the UK scene's most bankable act.
The gig: Greg Dollarhyde, 61, runs Veggie Grill, where the CEO title, he says, stands for "chief energizing officer".
