merv griffin guest tells band prank story

There could be various prank stories. It might have been something like the guest arranging for a fake celebrity to join the band during rehearsal as a surprise, which ended up causing some comical chaos among the band members.

Sorry, I have no information on that prank story to share more details.

Well, without more details, we can only guess. It could be a prank story where the guest arranged for a fake celebrity to join the band during rehearsal, just to see their reaction. Or perhaps the guest told a story about how they switched the band members' positions without them noticing before a show, which led to some comical chaos on stage.

Sorry, without more information, I can't give more details. All we know is that there was a prank story told by a guest on Mike Douglas' show to the band.

Well, it could be the ones that are full of humor and family - related themes. Maybe the stories that involve the Griffins' own family adventures and the crazy things they do, which he then relates to the characters in the books he tells about.

Often, the roadies or the crew members of a band tell the best band ghost stories. They are the ones who are around the band's equipment and venues all the time. For instance, they might share stories about how they heard unexplained noises backstage in an old theater where the band was about to perform.

One band that comes to mind is Mumford & Sons. Their lead singer often incorporates storytelling elements into their songs.

Yes, Green Day often incorporates storytelling elements in their songs. Their lyrics frequently touch on various themes and narratives.

The most memorable prank was when James Potter made Snape's robes turn into a ballgown during a school assembly. It was so unexpected and embarrassing for Snape, and everyone in the Great Hall couldn't stop laughing.

Well, first of all, the lyrics are usually very detailed. For example, in The Decemberists' songs, the lyrics can be so descriptive that you can almost see the scenes in your head. Another characteristic is that the music often has a certain narrative flow. It's not just random chords and melodies, but they are crafted to support the story being told. Just like in The Mountain Goats' music, the tempo and the mood of the music often match the tone of the story in the lyrics.