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It's almost as funny to listen to it as watching it." "More Cowbell! A Salute To the Late Great Gene Frenkle," By Gerry Galipault, July 7, 2001 Retrieved on 2010-01-09The influence of the sketch is widespread.

For instance, on the November 18, 2005, episode of the program Jeopardy!, the last answer in the Double Jeopardy category "I Need More Cowbell" was "Don't fear this band who turned cowbell from a cult into a religion." Jeopardy! Show #4875 - Friday, November 18, 2005 The show "The Afternoon Blitz" on Sirius NFL Radio (channel 124) features "Cowbell Thursdays," often playing excerpts from this skit at the beginning of the show.During Blue Oyster Cult's recent tours, the band has sold at their merchandise table black t-shirts with the slogan "got cowbell" in the style of the popular Got Milk? advertising brand.Mississippi State University has enjoyed a long history with the cowbell as a noisemaker at home football games.

Dickinson warns Frenkle not to tone it down too much, as they're "gonna want the cowbell on this track." However, Frenkle passive-aggressively plays the cowbell very close to Eric Bloom (Chris Parnell)'s ear and fails to keep time with the rest of the band.

And then Will changed his shirt, he wore a smaller shirt."Christopher Walken 2004:"I hear about it everywhere I go.

One of Ferrell's popular Saturday Night Live characters, fictional Blue à–yster Cult cowbellist Gene Frenkle, made a re-appearance on the show, playing with the Queens on their first song of the night, "Little Sister." Frenkle played the song's wood block part using a cowbell along with the band, drawing much applause, and creating a bit of pop culture as a result of the skit.In the video game Rock Band, when one plays "Don't Fear the Reaper," the load screen will occasionally say, "Don't bother stopping by his grave when you're on tour - Gene Frenkle doesn't exist", referencing the character's death.During the 2008 and 2009 Minnesota Twins (Major League Baseball) baseball seasons, a sign hanging from the second deck of the upper deck right field line seats proclaimed, "I've got a fever and the only cure is more Kubel," in reference to the famous line from the sketch and Jason Kubel, the Twins designated hitter and outfielder.In 2008 British dance music duo NAPT produced a club track entitled "Gotta Have More Cowbell", using some of the phrases from the sketch which ended up becoming an underground dance hit.The Long Island Music Hall of Fame Induction Gala (held in 2006 and 2008, with the next scheduled for 2010) traditionally opens with a multimedia montage featuring the "more cowbell" quote, which leads directly into a live performance.

The rest of the band expresses frustration with Frenkle (and Jimmy Fallon playing the drummer starts laughing at the sight of Frenkle, whose sunglasses had flown off during the altercation with Bloom, causing him to barely be able to say his lines), but Dickinson remains focused only on getting more cowbell onto the track.Gene Frenkle then makes an impromptu speech to the rest of the band.