The Great Flydini

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The Great Flydini (Steve Martin in a Tonight Show classic).

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Cute Vid.

Steve Martin learned magic as a Disneyland employee.
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Look closely, and Martin only uses his right hand. The left is limp at his side. I'm sure the left was a prosthetic arm. His real left arm was inside his clothes. That's how he produced all those things from his fly. A simple trick in principle. What's impressive is how well Martin carried it off.
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Yeah...For sure, Bob...What a comedic and magical genius he is/was...He's now into bluegrass music...He plays the banjo very well..I watched a performance of the late Flatt or Scruggs ( I never did get the names straightened out) playing the banjo with him..He is great...but then..so was the other guy..I've always loved Steve Martin...Thanks Bob

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When I was an angst-ridden teenager, I could look at adults like those guys and long to be grown up, charming and charismatic. Now that I am past grown-up and still haven't arrived at charming and charismatic, I just have to admire the God-given abilities of Martin and Carson in the same sense of admiring the abilitie and talents of first tier athletes. Watching the clip just put me in a good mood. Those guys are amazing.
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Steve "The Great Flydini" also did an act where he held a violin bow with his dick (finger) and played the violin. It, too, was a hoot. Would love to see that again. Thanks for your post.
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That is so funny. I miss the crazy lunacy Carson used to inspire.
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Dave (imported) wrote: Sun Feb 17, 2013 3:57 pm That is so funny. I miss the crazy lunacy Carson used to inspire.

Steve Allen inspired it.

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I miss Johnny Carson, I miss reading Mike Royko, and... gee, so much has changed.

Here is my contribution to the Johnny Carson thread... The Copper Clapper Caper... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjquGpmgwOo)

Say goodnight, Bob/3... ;)
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butterflyjack (imported) wrote: Sun Feb 17, 2013 5:45 am Yeah...For sure, Bob...What a comedic and magical genius he is/was...He's now into bluegrass music...He plays the banjo very well..I watched a performance of the late Flatt or Scruggs ( I never did get the names straightened out) playing the banjo with him..He is great...but then..so was the other guy..I've always loved Steve Martin...Thanks Bob

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Lester Flatt played the Guitar and Earl Scruggs played the Banjo, know as Scruggs style or Fingerpicking a Banjo a stile he perfected. Brings back some wonderful memories of years ago, I was never very good on the Banjo but always loved playing it.

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