The skit, “More Cowbell,” is based on the real-life recording ... Interestingly, while the SNL sketch uses the name “Bruce ...

Of course, the use of bells back when the company began is much different than today. Today, a cowbell might be a gift or a musical instrument, but back then, it was an essential part of raising ...

Blue Oyster Cult's Buck Dharma reflected again on the immortal Saturday Night Live "More Cowbell" sketch that lampooned their hit song "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," saying the results were ...

"more cowbell!" The deceptively simple ... "I was amazed when it ended up being the No. 1 skit." The Latin Percussion-branded cowbell used on SNL was made in Ranco's former factory in Clifton.

We did a few TV shows in our time, but not SNL. The very first words spoken by the narrator in “More Cowbell ... s fictional cowbell player? Maybe. The costumes in the skit were patterned ...

Thank you, “SNL.” — Jim Conlon ... Carol Grietzer, 99, New York City “More Cowbell”: This skit is the ultimate example of gaslighting. Chris Parnell doesn’t think the cowbell works ...

Given the momentousness of the skit that would become ... Related: Meet the Cast of 'SNL' Season 50 Along with that legendary rewrite, "More Cowbell" successfully withstood other challenges ...