10 moments of Jimmy Fallon and Rock & Roll

I'm not even close fan of Jimmy Fallon, but neither, or near, their hater. I laugh, I see clips of your program on YouTube and enjoy you always have good musical guests from new and emerging artists to exclusive premieres or living legends visits.

Melómano shouting, over time and in different ways Fallon has shown his love for music and how its exponents become emblems of pop culture, not just having this great poster presentations on its agenda and creating sections already known by all as the battles lip sync or minimalist covers with the Roots . Also, as a born comedian, Fallon has left a record hilarious imitations artists and musicians in many of his other projects like Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and most recently, The Tonight Show.

Personally, my first encounter with the existence of Jimmy was when he presented the MTV Video Music Awards 2002. I was 12, lived in a beach town called Puerto Píritu (Edo. Anzoátegui) and cable TV was a godsend for a fat and flabby like this now subscribes, a couple of years later child.

Instead of the classic opening monologue, Jimmy decided to parody the most popular artists and nominees of the night, reinterpreting his songs with quirky lyrics: Eminem, The White Stripes and even Enrique Iglesias. As closing epic, the legendary James Brown was riding with him one second at the end to sing "Get Up (I Feel Like Being a) Sex Machine". I still see him occasionally and I still drawing laughter.

In this vein, I wanted to share with you reading another 10 moments of Jimmy Fallon in music that made ​​me laugh. Either as an imitator, singer, musician or all three. Enjoy.

Jim Morrison

Imitating Jim and his legendary band The Doors but interpreting the theme of the children 's series "Reading Rainbow '.

Mick Jagger

Literally I feel the reflection of the singer of the Rolling Stones.

Bob Dylan

Can you imagine Bob Dylan singing "Hotline Bling" Drake? Good.

Neil Young

Or Neil Young Do singing the theme of 'The Prince of Rap'? Okay.

Pitbull

The Christmas album Shakira Pitbull fortunately never existed.

Elton John and Billie Joe Armstrong

The "In Memoriam" section of these Emmys had an unexpected twist.

Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen making with Bruce Springsteen and performing a parody of his classic "Born to Run".

Extreme

Recreating the legendary video of one hit wonders of Extreme, "More Than Words", with Mr. Jack Black.

The Beach Boys

'First Drafts of Rock', the course program showing the first models of familiar songs and that actually was the excuse Fallon to imitate the Beach Boys daub Kevin Bacon.

"Life on Mars"

I guess when you have your own TV show you can tell Coldplay 's Chris Martin to come and play the piano while singing some David Bowie.