Eric Bolling Sings “The Gasoline Blues” On This Morning’s Fox & Friends

Eric Bolling stopped by Thursday morning’s Fox & Friends for his regular report on the economy. Since high gas prices are this week’s hot topic, Bolling dedicated much of the segment to fuel, and actually set up a stellar joke from Brian Kilmeade, when he quoted a Harvard study and caused Kilmeade to ask, “Jeremy Lin’s?”

Bolling, though, barely acknowledged the joke and plowed through the rest of the segment, which he ended by announcing that he had written a song. He loosened his tie and put on glasses and a hat (which, naturally, said “The Five”) as a blues riff played.

“I woke up this morning and turned on the news
Gasoline was up again I got the blues

I had a few bucks to bring to the bank
Needed it all to fill up my tank…”

The name of the song? “The Gasoline Blues.” And Bolling said he’ll be appearing in New Orleans on March 13th.

Watch a clip of Bolling’s vocal acrobatics, including the full version of “The Gasoline Blues,” below, courtesy of Fox News:

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