But it's Braben's tumbling lines, with Eric puncturing the pomposity of Ernie, or their celebrity guests, that we think of when we recall probably the most-loved comedians of the last 50 years.
Two hundred villagers awaited them in a rough-and-tumble line along a schoolhouse terrace, mostly women in long dresses and head scarves carrying small children.
Local stock indices have tumbled in line with the rest of the world; the biggest, Saudi Arabia's, has fallen by 45% since the start of the year.
But even though he was elected to a second term in March, his popularity is now tumbling, in line with the economy.The litany of bad news has become interminable.
Beneath Child's exquisite, tumbling guitar line and brass arrangement, the drums abruptly shift up a gear, into a rhythm that bears the surprising influence of drum'n'bass: they push the song forward, to an increasingly delirious climax.
Paper-thin redraws of their past hits, most blatantly "Toys in the Attic" and "Cryin,' " will satisfy die-hard legacy fans and few others, though the forceful blues chug and rough-and-tumble lines of "Street Jesus" add some pep.
He did lose momentum as he tried to tumble over the line.
Sinfield launched a crossfield kick high into the air 30 yards from the tryline and, as the bounce bamboozled the Australian defence, Leroy Cudjoe reacted quickest, leaping high to grasp the ball and tumble over the line.
Instead of firm guidance, the music of Charles Mingus narrates on Kirchheimer's behalf, the tumbling bass lines tracing the woozy angles of the riotous art work.
"The business requires a serious cash injection to prevent further periods of tumbling top-line sales, profit losses and disappointed shareholders," she said.
A former prodigy who was inspired by the clean, tumbling melodic lines of Art Tatum, Mr. Schaefer played with big bands led by Benny Carter and Harry James and was the accompanist for Peggy Lee, Billy Eckstine, Vic Damone and other singers.
