Jon Bon Jovi was a guest on The Late Show yesterday and David Letterman asked him about his friendship with Bruce Springsteen. The man with the best a$$ in Rock’n’Roll said that he played with The Boss for the first time back when he was only 16 years old. So the CBS late night host asked if Jon could ever be in the E Street Band and the singer said “I couldn’t have been in the sons of the E Street Band.” Then Letterman said, “I couldn’t be in the E Street Band. I lived on F Street.” That’s when Bon Jovi made that drum sound that every comedian knows when he bombs at a joke. So I guess you can say that joke got an F Street from Jon Bon Jovi and I am getting an F Street from all of you.
BTW I don’t know why, but in this interview I thought that Jon Bon Jovi’s speaking voice was so different than his singing one. It was so quiet as compared to the boisterous one you hear when you see him live in concert and I stare at his beautiful butt!
Richie Sambora is the house band this week on The Late Late Show and yesterday Craig Ferguson surprised him with a guest singer to collaborate with on the show’s theme song. That mystery person is the one and only Larry King and he proved to us that not only is he the King of Media, he is also the King of Rock! Who knew he could sing like that? So sit back and watch as the television host blows you away with his singing ability!
For years Craig Ferguson has complained that The Late Late Show doesn’t have a house band like all the other late night talk shows, but on December 3rd that will no longer be the case. Richie Sambora and his band will be playing on the CBS talk show for a whole week. I am so excited for this even though Bon Jovi’s guitarist refused to do it “naked, playing a tiny little harp.” Maybe next time!
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Richie Sambora was on Extra to talk about his new album Aftermath of the Lowdown and by the look of his face he is very passionate about it. Maybe it’s because Jon Bon Jovi is the lead man, but I never realized how expressive the guitarist really is. I like getting to know this side of him along with his voice on his new rockin’ CD.
Richie Sambora and Jon Bon Jovi have been jamming together for almost 30 years and now the rockers are starting to look more like brothers than bandmates thanks to some hair dye. Bon Jovi’s guitarist Tweeted the news “Hey so ya got me.. I’m blonde. Just tryin somethin new for a bit. I don’t have to look at me u do…don’t feel any different…” before revealing his new look.
You know for a while I have been thinking that they have been more and more alike and now with the lighter roots, I think they almost look like twins. I can’t think of any other band where two of the members started to resemble each other, but then again the Jersey group is not like any other band.
