Thank you so much for posting this. Our dearly departed uncle worked in D.C. and he sent us tapes of The Greaseman. We absolutely loved those tapes! We miss our uncle very much. Whenever we hear of The Greaseman, we remember our loving uncle. ❤
Thanks so much for this, Ellis Feaster! The summer of '87 would have been the height of my obsession with the Greaseman, as I was just going into my senior year in high school in a Northern Virginia suburb of Washington, DC that year. To this day, when anyone calls me "dude" for whatever reason, I say, "Don't call me dude" in a Nino Greasemanelli tone of voice, and no one knows WTF I'm talking about. He was one of a kind, in his time, and this was a fantastic trip down memory lane. Thank you!
What made Grease Man funny was the imagery he created in his stories. Especially when a character (or himself) was in a sexually suggestive situation. At the point of nirvana, there was this "squirting" sound suggesting a natural event. You had to listen and follow attentively to appreciate the story. You can duplicate the "squirting soung" by pressing your lips together and forcing air through them by using your tongue.
Greaseman's humor was at times irresponsible. He was accused of being a racist but I don't think he was...yes, I could be wrong. This guy would have been 'crucified' in the last 2 yrs due to some comments he's made. I think he's learned his lessons. I might try to see if I can hear him online. He's been considered 1 of the early shock jocks but he disagreed; maybe he was more of a "pre-shock jock"? He sounds "loony" in some spots here probably like folks thought when they heard Pete "Mad Daddy" Myers back in the day. Another good piece of history Ellis!👍🏻
Use to listen to grease every morning when I lived in dc
Gosh this took me back to being a kid, listening to Grease Man with my Dad on DC101! I still listen to the station from time to time! ❤
Thank you so much for posting this. Our dearly departed uncle worked in D.C. and he sent us tapes of The Greaseman. We absolutely loved those tapes! We miss our uncle very much. Whenever we hear of The Greaseman, we remember our loving uncle. ❤
Man this is a blast from the past
Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Keep making these videos my friend, you’re awesome.
I’ll try!
Thanks so much for this, Ellis Feaster! The summer of '87 would have been the height of my obsession with the Greaseman, as I was just going into my senior year in high school in a Northern Virginia suburb of Washington, DC that year. To this day, when anyone calls me "dude" for whatever reason, I say, "Don't call me dude" in a Nino Greasemanelli tone of voice, and no one knows WTF I'm talking about. He was one of a kind, in his time, and this was a fantastic trip down memory lane. Thank you!
You’re welcome! Glad it brought back memories.
Hobble Doo GaGa!.
.oooh,dats nyyyyshh!
Good to go!
Trying to find a clip of him singing Bohica!!
I never understood what made him so popular
Me neither. Hated him in NY. Loved when Opie & Anthony tooled on him. Anthony's impersonation of him was spot on.
@@iraschwartz4837 Well in DC we hated Stern lol
Best yet 😊.
Gawd I forgot how funny he was. a friend turned me on to him in the 80s through some tapes he loaned me. Thanks for posting this!
What made Grease Man funny was the imagery he created in his stories. Especially when a character (or himself) was in a sexually suggestive situation. At the point of nirvana, there was this "squirting" sound suggesting a natural event. You had to listen and follow attentively to appreciate the story. You can duplicate the "squirting soung" by pressing your lips together and forcing air through them by using your tongue.
Greaseman was cool
Much like Firesign Theater.
WAPE GREASE
I have no idea what the hell I just listened to.
The NFL strike was unpopular; it happened anyway. World kept on turning.
His British neighbor RJ was hilarious especially when Greases dog would take a massive plopper on RJs lawn..
Greaseman's humor was at times irresponsible. He was accused of being a racist but I don't think he was...yes, I could be wrong. This guy would have been 'crucified' in the last 2 yrs due to some comments he's made. I think he's learned his lessons. I might try to see if I can hear him online. He's been considered 1 of the early shock jocks but he disagreed; maybe he was more of a "pre-shock jock"? He sounds "loony" in some spots here probably like folks thought when they heard Pete "Mad Daddy" Myers back in the day. Another good piece of history Ellis!👍🏻
Gobbledegoo?
Butt buddy
AMF!!!
Unlistenable
Back in the day of Clinton and Monica and Mayor Crack Berry
Waddle Doodle...snarlins ehhhh...bone dry bone dry ehhhh
Hobble da ga ga!
Slingin' lead ehhhh....
This is missing alot of the good skits, dog blue, back in Rome, Me and my daddy, tuna song
One of the all time worst.