Music video by Gwen Stefani performing Rich Girl with David LaChapelle, Coleen Haynes (C) 2004 Interscope Records
Music video by Gwen Stefani performing Rich Girl with David LaChapelle, Coleen Haynes (C) 2004 Interscope Records
This is "Right Here Waiting" by Richard Marx from his album Repeat offender
Good Charlotte Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous (C) 2002 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Buddy Rich VS Animal
The Tony Rich Project music video Nobody Knows (1995)
If I were a rich man
Animal vs Buddy Rich
Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich showing their talents off! If you are a "Neil Peart adicted to", you should watch this!
http://www.drummer.com.br Solo de Bateria de Neil Peart em Buddy Rich Memorial Concert.
09.08.08
Buddy Rich and Ed Shaughnessy battle it out on Johnny Carson, with whom both were friends
Buddy Rich
Watch as Robert Kiyosaki and his advisors give their predictions for 2008. Part four of 4.
Full length!!! Buddy Rich Live at the Muppets Show (1980)
A montage of photographs taken by markthecobrasnake, cut to Mickey Avalon's "So Rich, So Pretty".
Rich Hall performing on Jack Dee's 'Live at the Apollo'
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From the Hardball College Tour, October 12, 2000: UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Hi. Since I've been studying politics, I've had this question that I've never fully understand. Why is it that someone like my father, who goes to school for 13 years, gets penalized in a huge tax bracket because he's a doctor? Why is that -- why does he have to pay higher taxes than everybody else, just because he makes more money? Why -- how is that fair? MATTHEWS: You mean... MCCAIN: I think your question -- questioning the fundamentals of a progressive tax system where people who make more money pay more in taxes than a flat, across-the-board percentage. I think it's to some degree because we feel, obviously, that wealthy people can afford more. We have over the years, beginning with John F. Kennedy, reduced some of those marginal tax rates to make them less onerous. But I believe that when you really look at the tax code today, the very wealthy, because they can afford tax lawyers and all kinds of loopholes, really don't pay nearly as much as you think they do when you just look at the percentages. And I think middle-income Americans, working Americans, when the account and payroll taxes, sales taxes, mortgage pay -- all of the taxes that working Americans pay, I think they -- you would think that they also deserve significant relief, in my view... MATTHEWS: How many -- how many people here believe that the people who made the highest level of incomes in this country should pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes? Miss, do you want to follow up? Miss, do you want to follow up, do you want to follow up, do you want to follow up? Go ahead. MCCAIN: Do you want to follow up? Please... MATTHEWS: Go ahead, please, go ahead. MCCAIN: ... you were dissatisfied with Chris's comment, I could tell. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I still don't see how the -- how that's fair. Isn't the definition of slavery basically where you work and all your money goes? I'm not saying this is slavery, I'm saying that isn't the defin -- are we getting closer and closer to, like, socialism and stuff, when you have -- you have some people paying 60 percent overall in a year of their money to taxes. That's their money, not the government's. How is that fair? I haven't understood it. MCCAIN: Could I point out, one of the fundamentals of a town hall meeting is, we respect the views of others, and let them speak. So, look, here's what I really believe, that when you are -- reach a certain level of comfort, there's nothing wrong with paying somewhat more. But at the same time, that shouldn't be totally out of proportion. There's some countries such as Sweden where it doesn't pay anything to work more than six months a year. That's probably the extreme. But I think the debate in this country is more about tax cuts rather than anything else. And frankly, I think the first people who deserve a tax cut are working Americans with children that need to educate their children, and they're the ones that I would support tax cuts for first.
Rich Boy - Let's Get This Paper
Insane drum playing by buddy rich
Buddy plays along with Doc, Tommy Newsome, Snooky, etc. Oct. 2, 1985
Amy Winehouse singing The Specials' "Hey Little Rich Girl" at the Glastonbury Festival 2007.
We're not building a themed adventure for Mega Man, just kill him!
Video for "San Francisco Anthem" off the upcoming album entitled, All City. http://www.myspace.com/sanquinn http://www.myspace.com/bigrich http://www.myspace.com/boobanger
with Rich Little.
