OFF! rules

I, too, aspire to be a fantastic citizen of the dog world.

Will Rogers has been my hero since 1963. I learned about Cousin Will Rogers as I was learning our language and culture, from my Cherokee grandfather. Yeah, Will and I are both Cherokees, heck Will even joked about it. He said, "I have Indian blood in me. I have just enough white blood for you to question my honesty." No matter the topic, Will Rogers probably made some humorous but prescient remarks. Will Rogers may have crossed over in Point Barrow, Alaska in August of 1935, but his spirit lives on in the hearts of Cherokees like me and millions of others around this country and likely countless foreign countries as well. He was a good and decent man who cared about others and tried to serve them as well as he was able. Blessings to you all.

Never thought I'd see a video of him.

My boss had this album, and I believe knew Schmertz from school. been looking for the recording for years. thanks!

Dannie Underpass

This is so catchy.

I was not aware until yesterday that this is Margo Smith's debut LP under the name Besse Smith. Do you think that you can share the rest of the tracks on this rare LP? :-)

these guys ain't fakin' for frontin'

Written and sung by people in Tennessee who have probably never been to Mishawaka and who don't seem to know anything about it. If they did, they wouldn't be continuously mentioning "those Hoosier hills" 😂😂 If we did a bit of searching, I bet we'd find the same song about a number of different Midwestern cities.

There's only one "Hoosier Hill" - south of Dragoon Trail.

2:44 ohh thank you for putting Bob schmertz on your page. My dad worked for him and they were friends. I sent this to my dad who is 85 years old. He was so happy. He found an album and played it on his old turn table. 🙏🏼

Ooh it made me want to cry ❤🥹

I wonder if these players are the wrecking crew. Sounds a lot like Carol Kaye. This player is using a pick and it sounds like a P Bass.

Believe it or not, a friend found this album recently in a record collection, an old high school buddy who passed away in Indianapolis. We all went to Warren Central, no clue as to why he collected this album. A career musician (drums) jazz, rock was what he usually played.

No doubt Babe was one of the greatest world-class, multi-sport athletes ever, but after listening to this---I'm glad she stuck to sports. Ear plugs please.

His philosophies would catch you as well as his rope

I started learning bass from this album in the mid 70s. I remember it vividly from 47 years ago but remembering something from last week is sketchy.

The Princess City indeed.

Is this the same band that played at Rock For No Reason in 1987?

Curious..is the bridge show at the 4:55 mark the 30th Street bridge over the White River?

Is this just the greatest for us all to get to share this magic moment passed through for all to get to savor! Thank you for posting this cheers to you with music growing in our heart!

Thank you for posting this. I had no idea til today that Babe Didrikson was a singer or recorded songs. So cool to hear her voice.

Indiana

hell yeah

From humble beginnings about 90 miles east of Humble, TX, Babe had a tough life towards the end but accomplished many things. I love her 'rmonica playing. She won a major sewing competition at the TX State Fair in Dallas in 1930 or 31. I remember when that TV-movie came out about 50 years ago with real life couple, Susan Clark and former footballer Alex Karras, playing her and hubby Zaharias. The chicken is burning in the oven. Bye

Nice video

Thanks for posting this. This legendary Oklahoma cowboy was good friends with another Rodgers.... The Singing Brakeman, Jimmie Rodgers. Just thought I'd add that bit of info.

he was my uncle.

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wow, TSP!

Great post! Brings the past alive

Riffing on the Wanderer was pretty cool

What are the odds that I just find out about the Purdue Groove and you uploaded this just a week or so ago. It's absolutely perfect. Just hoping to find the 1961 version now

This entire thing was amazing.

Very cool

How can I get a copy of this record? Any thoughts?

These "Skins" must have listened to a lot of Tom Lehrer records...

This video is hilarious and entertaining 😂🤣

This is so cool! I’m a 1997 Purdue alum, and was reading through a book I recently got-Purdue at 150-which mentioned these records. I thought, “I have to hear this!” and can’t believe I actually found them on KZbin!

I just love him. One of my heroes and not bad on the eyes ;)

Are there any other records of them?

Had this album when I first started playing the electric bass back in the day! Still playing today!!!

so happy to find this. My father was an architect, and I remember this from my childhood in the early 60s. Of course the wit and subtleties were beyond me, so the song I remembered most clearly was "Spring on the Campus."

Is this the one with Jane Pauley?

Great. Many thx.

Hi! My mom, Janie Harker, started the Pickers at IU! Hit me up if you want more information. The first album was ALL KEYED UP! I own that one. Janie passed away this March 3, 2021.

Yeh y Cheoirni

I have a copy that was pressed in 1960 and the notes say it was a reissue, which makes me think this music was so popular that Pittsburgh record stores could not keep it on the shelves. Even so, the lyrics are printed on the album but misnumbered and some lines are missing. Overall a terrific record that should be required listening in all architecture schools. Thanks for sharing it here.

I’m related to this amazing man! He’s a distant cousin of mine and I’m from his mothers side. Mary America Schrimsher was her name😁