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Blue Öyster Cult's Albert Bouchard Explains the Cowbell that Spawned The "More Cowbell" "SNL" Skit Analytics Table
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Blue Öyster Cult's Albert Bouchard, who is now a music teacher in New York City, explains the true origin of using a cowbell in the band's hit " "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," which was memorably parodied in a "Saturday Night Live" skit written by Will Ferrell. The skit spawned the catchphrase "More cowbell." MORE: Former Blue Öyster Cult drummer inspires students https://www.fox5ny.com/news/former-blue-oyster-cult-drummer-inspires-students Produced by Peter Facini, Fox 5 News Managing Editor
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