Lets Raise Our Glasses
Posted by Ryan Woods
I first met Paul when I was in New York with a friend of mine. I only saw him from a distance, but I could tell that our relationship would be deep and long lasting. Since that day I have yet to forget the feeling in my stomach when I first laid eyes on his bald little head.
He's famous you know.
He starred on Saturday Night Live for a year. He's had his own sitcom. He's the coauthor of the hit song "It's Raining Men". He was the music director of different Broadway shows, directing such actors as Martin Short, Gilda Radner, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, and others. He has recorded and performed with Blues Travelers, Diana Ross, Yoko Ono, Cher, Chicago, among others. He acted in such movies as Spinal Tap, Scrooged, and Blues Brothers 2000. And for the last seven or eight decades he's been the loyal sidekick to David Letterman. The only negative about this guy I can see is that he's Canadian.
So lets raise our glasses to Paul Shaffer, he's not dead, but if he were we'd miss him. To Paul Shaffer, a mans man!
He's famous you know.
He starred on Saturday Night Live for a year. He's had his own sitcom. He's the coauthor of the hit song "It's Raining Men". He was the music director of different Broadway shows, directing such actors as Martin Short, Gilda Radner, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, and others. He has recorded and performed with Blues Travelers, Diana Ross, Yoko Ono, Cher, Chicago, among others. He acted in such movies as Spinal Tap, Scrooged, and Blues Brothers 2000. And for the last seven or eight decades he's been the loyal sidekick to David Letterman. The only negative about this guy I can see is that he's Canadian.
So lets raise our glasses to Paul Shaffer, he's not dead, but if he were we'd miss him. To Paul Shaffer, a mans man!
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