#Bill Meyers

[darylelockhart]

Maurice White and Bill Meyers: "Joe".

This is from the soundtrack to the OAV for Gatchaman. Yes, this is the album with "Let's Fly" on it. But this. This is why I bought it.

[nervoussystemmusicreverence]

David Foster - This Must Be Love

Music

Artist

David Foster

Composer

David Foster Lamont Dozier

Lyricist

David Foster Lamont Dozier

Produced

Humberto Gatica

Credit

Bill Meyers - Arranged, Synthesizer Nathan East - Bass John Robinson - Drums Paul Jackson Jr. - Guitar David Foster - Keyboards Jeff Pescetto - Lead Vocals Warren Wiebe - Lead Vocals Greg Phillinganes - Piano David Reitzas - Synthesizer Program Jeff Rona - Synthesizer Program Dean Parks - Sitar

Released

December 5 1990

Streaming

[paperbackpurgatory]

Bill Myer's Forbidden Doors 7: The Curse (1997)

The Curse couldnt be for real . . . or could it?

[weekendcuckdate]

snl cast/alumni, for new york magazine.

[ghostlydragonoaftrash]

SNL: Pop Muzik

[dorothy16]

vulture “SNL has become so interwoven into the pace of New York City and how we organize its place in the culture that it feels unbound by time, as if it had always existed and always will,” writes Jesse David Fox. At the link in bio, more from our “Reasons to Love New York” cover. #RTLSNL

[unfunnystandup]

50 YEARS OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE

[papes-and-capes]

NEWSIES (1992) dir. Kenny Ortega

[fitsofgloom]

Get Your Motor Runnin'!

Head Out On The Highway!

[livefromny]

They hate it when we serve 2000s SNL

[peteisfanatic]

No Stefon?

[paperbackpurgatory]

Bill Myer's Forbidden Doors 8: The Undead (1997)

What evil awaits in Transylvania?

[one-seth-a-day]

day 55.

[sillybarata]

This is for 4 people but I hope they really like this

[real-globophobe]

I hope Stefon and Seth are okay where they're married in their New York apartment

[supercalifragipopculturevomit]

Happy 50th Birthday, SNL!

It wasn't until I went down the Bill Hader rabbit hole in 2019 that I realized how much Saturday Night Live shaped the comedy I grew up with, comedy today, and pop culture in general. It's been on for 50 years but the first time I remember hearing about it was in university, through the Lonely Island song "Jizz In My Pants".

I didn't know Wayne's World, Coneheads, and Superstar were movie spin-offs to popular sketches on the show; that it catapulted Eddie Murphy, Adam Sandler, and Bill Murray to fame; that it's provided us Late Night hosts, Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Fallon, and Seth Meyers; or that I have it to thank for Tina Fey and Kristen Wiig who would go on to create and star in some of my favorite female comedies: Mean Girls, 30 Rock, and Bridesmaids.

I don't know how well those 90s spin-offs have aged (probably not well⁠—even Superstar I couldn't get behind with then), but I feel the need to give tribute to the institution that has paved the way for some of the most original and fascinating comedies in recent years: Bill's Barry; Will Forte's MacGruber and The Last Man on Earth; Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph's Forever; John Mulaney's stand-up specials; Bill, Fred, and Seth's Documentary Now!; Jason Sudeikis' Ted Lasso, and The Lonely Island's Michael Bolton's Big, Sexy Valentine's Day Special — along with all the cool shit they're producing like Palm Springs and I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson.

📸 David LaChapelle for New York Magazine (2024)

p.s. so excited for the 50th anniversary show in February!