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AC/DC's BRIAN JOHNSON Performs with Comedian JIM BREUER; Video Available

July 19, 2007

For years, Jim Breuer has been performing his famous heavy-metal, comedy bit — "AC/DC's 'Hokey Pokey'" — where he sings the classic children's song, while taking on the voice and actions of his rock idol, AC/DC's Brian Johnson. Word of Breuer's uncanny impression of Johnson spread to the rock god himself, who personally requested that Jim sing with him LIVE onstage! Jim's dream came true on Tuesday, July 17, 2007, during a benefit concert at B.B. King Blues Club & Grill in New York, when the comedian joined Brian Johnson onstage to perform a hilarious duet of Breuer's classic version of "Hokey Pokey", followed by an encore performance of "Highway to Hell".

Watch video footage of the "Hokey Pokey" performance featuring AC/DC's Brian Johnson and Jim Breuer at YouTube.

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