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Newspaper Article
Cook E.'s Fortune
2005
Overview
Introduced by a fellow DJ as \"the immortal living Las Vegas legend\" - no brag, just fact - [Cook E. Jarr] hits the stage with flair, daring to compare his 2005 self with one from a few decades ago, embodied in a cardboard cutout from the late disco era featuring his full-body likeness, augmented by a sign urging audiences to \"Feed the Jar.\" (The jar in question being Cook E.'s omnipresent \"Tip Jarr,\" a genuine cookie jar in the shape of a slot machine.) Jarr's \"a great fit for Vegas,\" comments Jimmy Kimmel, who grew up in Las Vegas and has featured Jarr twice (so far) on \"Jimmy Kimmel Live,\" his late-night ABC talk show. \"He's exactly the kind of thing people hope to see when they're in Vegas.\" In between tunes, Jarr regales the crowd with tales of Vegas, from his daily sports betting habit to the joys of dry desert heat, and throws in philosophical nuggets from the Gospel According to Cook E. Jarr.
Publisher
Las Vegas Review - Journal
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