Ladies & Gentlemen... 50 Years of SNL Music

Watched this again for the second time before deciding to delete. It was very enjoyable looking back at most of the musical guests that appeared on "SNL" during the past 50 years though I was a little disappointed that most of the acts that were booked by Dick Ebersol when he was in charge were limited to the beginning montage. Still, he was also there when the punk rock band Fear appeared which was done to entice former cast member John Belushi to do a cameo that night. That resulted in perhaps the most chaotic of performances when unruly fans came on stage causing Ebersol to tell director Dave Wilson to fade to black. Also glad to finally see Eddie Murphy agreeing to do these specials of his former showcase talking about when Prince first appeared or when he and Joe Piscopo, who also appeared, did their version of "Ebony and Ivory" with Murphy as Stevie Wonder and Piscopo as Frank Sinatra. Also, nice reminiscence from Jimmy Fallon when he did Mick Jagger in front of him for a mirror bit. In summary, I highly enjoyed "Ladies & Gentlemen...50 Years of SNL Music.