Hubba Bubba

[333halfabeast]

Is the bad guy in this commercial Alice Cooper?

YouTube - 1981 Hubba Bubba Commercial

 

[AUFred]

Looks like him to me.

 

[333halfabeast]

I want to have a bubble gum showdown.

 

[skyblue]

it looks like vincent

 

[333halfabeast]

it looks like vincent

Vincent?

 

[Staci]

i would agree with you lexi

 

[333halfabeast]

i would agree with you lexi

On which point?

 

[Staci]

bubble gum showdown and it looks like alice cooper

 

[333halfabeast]

bubble gum showdown and it looks like alice cooper

Okay... I am down for a bubblegum show down.

 

[cam elle toe]

It sure looks like him but I dont think it is.
I even googled to see if I could find an answer, but havent yet

 

[333halfabeast]

It sure looks like him but I dont think it is.
I even googled to see if I could find an answer, but havent yet

Yeah I Googled it first before posting it... I am just not sure either.

 

[cam elle toe]

The more I watch, the more I think its not him

 

[333halfabeast]

The more I watch, the more I think its not him

The weird little jump back move he does is not indicative of his character.

 

[ConTRo13R]

Vincent?

Vincent Furnier, Alice cooper is his stage name

 

[333halfabeast]

Vincent Furnier, Alice cooper is his stage name

Oh, thanks, I had no clue. You learn something every day.

 

[Alien Allen]

It is definitely not Alice

 

[cam elle toe]

I'll ask him when I see him in August

 

[Alien Allen]

My daughter was doing a report for school about 5 years ago and had to interview somebody. This guy brought his kid to the local roller rink almost every Saturday. My wife had made an offhand comment that she thought the guy was a roadie with the Alice Cooper back in the 70's

So she does the interview and I made a couple of comments to the guy about touring and nothing more was said.

After he leaves she then said he played guitar and he used a stage name. So the name I was familiar with did not mean anything. I would have embarrassed myself if I had know who he was.

It was Steve Hunter. Anybody familiar with Cooper in the mid 70's and Lou Reeds live album would know this guy. He and Dick Wager played for both. And their intro on the Reed album is one of the greatest guitar solos of all time.

 

[cam elle toe]

My daughter was doing a report for school about 5 years ago and had to interview somebody. This guy brought his kid to the local roller rink almost every Saturday. My wife had made an offhand comment that she thought the guy was a roadie with the Alice Cooper back in the 70's

So she does the interview and I made a couple of comments to the guy about touring and nothing more was said.

After he leaves she then said he played guitar and he used a stage name. So the name I was familiar with did not mean anything. I would have embarrassed myself if I had know who he was.

It was Steve Hunter. Anybody familiar with Cooper in the mid 70's and Lou Reeds live album would know this guy. He and Dick Wager played for both. And their intro on the Reed album is one of the greatest guitar solos of all time.

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