Statler Brothers - Do You Remember These.mpg

Statler Brothers bring you home! Just wanna remember....

[@iluvdaguitar]

What a class act! They are way before my time but I don't care. I love The Statlers! 👍

[@jonilavigne5466]

I am 94 so I remember all of them!! Great Days

[@bmiller6319]

I'm 80 and of course, I remember all of those. Neat song, and good music. Thanks.

[@BondShands]

I'm 81 and share your sentiments. Surely one of the very best quartet groups.

[@wandawatson9011]

The young people today don't know what good music is. I love the Statlers, Alabama and Oak Ridge Boys.

[@greysonjones1402]

Dude I'm 19 I was Raised on this music such as Marty Robbins and the great Jimmy dean

[@mommachef4744]

@@greysonjones1402 Someone raised you right!❤

[@deni00767]

But I could have lived without a few of these memories! Lol

[@residentevil4freek]

There's good music from every decade and era. Keep in mind there was once a time when Elvis was considered too risqué to show dancing on television.

[@lonelyinterstellar2689]

Proud to say that I'm born after 2000 and the Statler Brothers are my all time favourite!😊

[@user-lm8vi7nh3s]

Loved Statlers when I was 17 now I’m 83 and still love them! They were and still are AWESOME!!

[@atcsman]

I also am 83, and remember every bit of it!

[@user-lm8vi7nh3s]

Hi. These are great memories! So thankful for good memories.

[@williamkeck7378]

The Statlers ... My favorite group of all time. And I'm 73. 😊

[@iluvdaguitar]

I'm only 60 and I love then too!

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

The Stater Brothers are one of the greatest groups in music history. Not just country, but all music.

[@bobdonovan4505]

gtret by vye ;;a

[@patgarry493]

I agree. One of my favorites.

[@stangrace2463]

#WAPEGREASEMAN

[@janicesimmons6764]

I agree. I love every song they sang❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@user-zx2xn1kj3u]

YES SIR ! !

[@milkbone9769]

I am 68 and I can remember most of the stuff - now I know I lived through the good ole days

[@patrickryan1515]

You DID, as did I, now 68. 10/2019

[@relsba]

At 79, I remember most of these things.

[@jerrybaldridge3693]

Well got u youngsters by a couple years but u bet those were the good ole days even had a 57 Chevy at one time where's the time machine take me back one more time

[@CharlieBrn]

I was born in 68 an it's amazing how many I can share in.

[@ralphterhune5537]

Still one of the best country songs out there! Love the Statlers!

[@timothyfreda7575]

RIP Harold Reid (the bass singer)....remember watching these guys while at my grandmother’s house in the 80’s.

[@superskr1]

I’m 86 and I sure remember all of those! Great times!

[@18martyk]

I am in my mid 60's, and remember a lot of that stuff. Love that song too!

[@matthewjackson9615]

Oh yes, I remember these. They were part of the glorious post-WWII golden age of America, and a blessed past never to be recovered.

[@jc-pj3nh]

Brought tears to my eyes,those were the best days of my life.

[@marybethfrain7165]

I remember it all.I’m 78 …..they were so good

[@bigdave55b2]

This song brings back a lot of memories of the time when I was growing up. Sometimes the nostalgic feeling is so strong, I tear up a little (Don't tell anybody. It'd ruin my image), but I still love listening to it. R.I.P. Harold Reid.

[@robertewalt7789]

bigdave55b2 I went to sock hops in they early 1960’s

[@deni00767]

Mums the word pal! Lol

[@richardembrey2572]

I won't tell if you don't

[@MrSupergoose73]

same here bro

[@user-zx2xn1kj3u]

YES Harold, but also Phil, Don, and I remember Jimmy Fortune. Seen them in live concert, and shoke hands with Don, and that "Cuttie" Jimmy Fortune! YUmmmmmY !

[@rejeantremblay4635]

i am 72, love this , good memos, enjoy,.

[@morganottlii2390]

My mom was a big fan of the Statler Brothers. Thier music makes me remember her, and I got all her CD's of them. They made a perfect harmony, and Harold often stole the show

[@alicedozier7764]

Always enjoyed listening to the Statler Bros

[@sandrastreifel6452]

I only remember a few of these, but I’ll always remember the Statler Bros.!

[@nancycoe7021]

Remember them for sure. Love the Statler Brothers.

[@joemoniz4167]

Great Song.....I remember all of it growing up...I wish I could go back to those days. .I was so fortunate to be growing up in those days.

[@deweysmith4486]

The Statlers were one of the best concerts I attended, they put on a fabulous show. There will probably never be a group with the vocals they all had. I miss them a ton.

[@QWZXM]

Never saw them in concert i have 90% of their LP's. Awesome.

[@jerryweber7867]

BOY I AM OLD I REMEMBER THEM ALL

[@n2091m]

A great time in music. Harold was great. This was a great group

[@Edie45]

I discovered this morning that the music that means the most to me is sung by someone or a group who enjoys their music. The Statler Brothers always gave me that impression. I love their harmonies and their rhythm as well as the fun they always seemed to have on their tv show. As Bob Hope used to say with meaning, “Thanks for the memories.”

[@just-dl]

You remind me of one of my favorite rock songs of the 70s…Thank You For The Music, by ABBA. There’s a graciousness and gratitude in the song that’s akin to the Statlers’ enjoyment of their music.

[@joyceblandford9968]

Michael Ball I love ❤ you You

[@vickyschnorbus4166]

I love the Statler Brothers, and I remember everything in the song. Fun times and great music.

[@eileenkoeppel6697]

I enjoy it so much. They were certainly the best of times for me!

[@michaelcaplan7012]

I remember also. Those were wonderful days of my life

[@sarahrenfrow9795]

I remember every bit of these! I am old! I still love the Statlers.

[@johnpetty2758]

Remember everything in this video, best times of my life, wish i could relive them again.

[@lillianspurgeon5717]

We saw and danced to their music at a company Christmas party in 1968-Austin,Texas

[@williamdejeffrio9701]

Just learned that Harold passed away yesterday. RIP Harold.

[@Name-ps9fx]

I was a kid in the early '70s....and yes, I remember many of these! (Small town USA is always 20-30 years behind everyone else...but we like it like that!! Gee, I wish I could go back!)

[@michellebliss7124]

R.I.P. Harold!! Use to watch their show with my mom

[@paulm3481]

Remember and never forgot.Those were the days.Such a great group and talented men.

[@davidregian199]

Beautiful man beautiful

[@michaelstraughanball5294]

Great memories

[@Takeshi357]

I'm 36 so I was born well after anything mentioned in this song, but I absolutely love it anyway because it just goes to show that every generation has things they remember fondly from their youths.

[@danielrobledo1793]

Wow! I remember many of these! I just go young old. almost 70! How many remembrances!

[@user-ke4ve2rm5l]

Wow I'm going on 75 have respected them back in Johnny Cash days they didn't screw up their good morals thru the professional career they are my heroes in patent leather boots thank you!😮

[@lorrielerette7230]

Watching this video reminds me of how much life has changed. And I do remember so many of those!

[@bedtimebiblechat7152]

This sure makes me sad cuz I wish for those days back!! I remember all those things. I have lived in the 50s for a few years now cuz the 2020s have been a nightmare!! Those days were my favorite! The Statlers were from my neck of the woods. They use to give free concerts on the 4th in Stanton, VA, where they are from. Remember them from waaaay back, before they got their new tenor which was shown here. Yes, these were great memories. I'll continue to stay in the 50's where it's much more pleasant!

[@brass1951]

And Lew, the original tenor, is the one singing this song. Should have had a picture of the group with him.

[@LJB1308]

Saw them in concert when I was young. Awesome show!! Miss those day.

[@williamfabrey9273]

Graduated in 55, and I remember all of those thing and a lot more!!!

[@janycejanota2732]

Oh yes I remember those. Those were the good ole days.....

[@lindalong1017]

I’m 55 and The Statler Brothers we’re so amazing! Part of my youth! ❤️❤️❤️

[@thompsonsmith7798]

Hello Linda How are you doing today?

[@wrenspence1936]

Great song, great lyrics from a great group!

[@johnnocera3034]

If I could go back I would! Amazing song, amazing musicians, and it was an amazing time to be a kid back then.

[@Rick-ln7bw]

John Nocera , I was born in 63 , a bit after the good times many speak of , but I still remember a lot of cool shit we don’t see anymore .

[@tombeyer375]

@@Rick-ln7bw Born in '60 and remembering all these good ol' tunes! Can blame my dear old music head Daddy for startin' us out right with lotsa music!

[@erniepenny221]

You betcha!

[@denniskimmell4983]

Aaaaaaa yes I remember those!!! The good ole times!!! Great Times!!!!

[@darkness8917]

I'm 30 years old and this was the music that I grew up listening to with my dad. I have a playlist that has oldies back when music was actually music. Love it still to this day 😊. So many memories

[@savanahmclary4465]

I Love the Statler Brothers. I've seen them many times. And my husband worked with them many times at LNO. Yes I remember all of these..Even the Statler Brothers.

[@joanjett8814]

Still remember the words of this one..grew up with some of the most incredible music.. just took me to get older to remember this ..great music

[@sandybrown8949]

I was in high school '51-'54 and yes, I remember those things, what a great time it was then. The music was good then too.

[@honestarthur000]

Hello how are you doing today..?

[@Contakum]

Damn the Statler Brothers were good.

[@michellepost3098]

I remember this song as a new hit. Even though they are singing about things that were popular before my 1960 birth, I knew of those things. History was always my passion.

[@thompsonsmith7798]

Hello Michelle How are you doing today?

[@cs3742]

Oh yes I do remember all of these, oh dear God I'm crying hard.

[@Spencerianism]

My dad used to play this song in the car every once in a while. I loved it then, as a teenager, and still love it today as a man about to turn 50. R.I.P. Dad.

[@jeffharper7579]

Sorry for your loss. Sounds like he raised you up on a great group. I'm in my mid 50s and I think the Statler brothers are the best group of many great groups. I listen to them most nights. My opinion is Statler then I can't decide if Alabama or Oakridge boys are second.

[@julianlavergne]

We listened to these guys in our younger days. I am in my mid 60's and still listen. Great music.

[@francisalanwormald6328]

A "LIST " song by THE BROS & this 82 yr old is weak in the knees!! not to mention tyrin to sing alongI I do declare how I recall all & more..But the Bros. bring it all back & so too life!!!...Miss them...

[@joemoniz4167]

GREAT SONG.....It really brings back a lot memories.....It was the best time to grow up.....I was very fortunate to grow up in that era.....I wish I could back to those GREAT YEARS.

[@4Latap]

If only we could have those days back again...sigh. I remember when you could leave your front door, windows and cars unlocked and no one ever thought of locking any of them. You could walk down a street and not worry about being shot from a passing car. I may be old BUT I still feel bad for all those who will live many more years with really great memories of today and all its turmoil.

[@ronlheureux7623]

Those were great times to be an American. The only this that takes the joy out of it for me is knowing how blacks were treated in those days. Sorry, but I can't unknow it.

[@kamurray67]

I still have most of that in my little town stuck in the ‘50s. It is truly paradise on that front.

[@jonbush1055]

I do too

[@Name-ps9fx]

Today’s violent world is the cost of diversity...there are good blacks and good hispanics, but truth is literally 90% of violence is from those two groups. But, just like in “The Emperors’ New Clothes”, no one can question the beauty of diversity without being made fun of.

[@Name-ps9fx]

@Yurt of Gloaming Not Christian....but what I wrote is the truth, if you dare to verify it. US crime by state, race, and income is in the FBI’s Uniform Crime Report, and world populations for the past several decades is published on a number of websites (as well as in the old hardback Encyclopedias, if you want something that doesn’t have the “Internet” reputation). Keep an eye on the overseas news sources, as well. It’s illegal in many European countries to talk about race (in any context except “Colored good, White bad”) but often one can glean who’s doing most of the violent crime by keeping a sharp eye out.

[@gavinmorefield8579]

I love this song. I'm 15 and this is the best music I like.

[@heathhisel6261]

Since you're a youngster I'll let you know that in the last verse when they say "Dewey, Dewey who?" They are not referring to Donald Duck's nephew as the video depicts, they are rather referring to the 1948 election between Harry Truman and Thomas Dewey. The Chicago Daily Tribute incorrectly reported that Thomas Dewey had won the election when in reality Harry Truman had won. A famous picture was taken of Truman hoisting the paper after he correctly was announced the winner of the 1948 election.

[@colleenmcgrath-woodhouse934]

r/im14 and this is deep

[@SUNRAYONENINER]

Heath Hisel ‘

[@jaydenjernigan8819]

I'm 12 and I like any country and a little bit of rock n roll from 1930 to 1990

[@billn9910]

I am 80 and lived in those days and I loved it and would go back in a heartbeat.

[@ecklecticgal7009]

I was a teen in the 50s; I've told my grandkids and anybody else who would listen that it was the best time ever to be a teen. Of course I remember everything in the song. What a happy time that was! Things have gotten so complicated now.

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

What does "Judy's mom" refer to??

[@joanbryant4601]

Girlfriends mom I think Mine was “joes mom”. 1966. Awhh. First love.

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

@@joanbryant4601?? Who's girlfriends mom? It's obviously a pop culture reference of some kind, like everything else in the song. In fact, I think I dimly remember reading once, years ago, what it refers to. But if so I can't recall it anymore.

[@janetstout8092]

@@joanbryant4601 I think you're right

[@MisterMitchMM]

Godspeed Harold Reid. Thank you so much for bringing joy in my life. Rest in Peace. 4/24/2020

[@pattiharris5982]

Wonderful group, used to watch their show every week.

[@BCFB09]

Many many years ago! My mother’s family had a picnic at Gypsy Hill Park and Don and Harold were there for a picnic also! P S I will never forget the songs when Lew was singing with them!

[@thenobullshtchannel8768]

Here’s to the best generation ever! Us 🎸🇺🇸

[@estherelse1867]

Yes I remember all these . Also our reunions and photos of where we were. Thanks for the memories ❤💕🎈💐🎉🤗 Mamie Lueck Else.

[@justgoodfoodcr]

I remember all of these things and it made me think of other things. 90 % of what we use today was invented in my life time

[@joemoniz4167]

Great Song! I remember all of them....Great memories....I was very fortunate to grow up in those days.....I really wish I could back right now.

[@williammorris1903]

don't we all, remember them well

[@Harold710]

Some of the best talent to come out of Staunton, Virginia. Heavy duty foot stomping music. The still pictures are amazing.

[@williamdarling3993]

The Statlers were enjoyable to listen to no matter which genre you. Preferred. They blended so well and their lyrics were always fun and interesting to listen to. Thanks, guys, for the memories!

[@joshuabrooks4907]

Phil and Harold managed to keep the fun going for close to 50 years! Don, Lew and Jimmy were just along for the ride.

[@brass1951]

@@joshuabrooks4907 you're so wrong about Don, Lew and Jimmy. Lew put the Statlers on the map. Do you remember "Flowers On The Wall"?? He gave them their unique sound. Don wrote most of their songs and was an excellent lead singer. Lew couldn't have found a better replacement than Jimmy.

[@janicesimmons6764]

Amen

[@kystars]

how in the world can so many people dislike this video? they must not be a fan at all of the Statler brothers or older style county music. this is a great video and song

[@temi4116]

Agree. Statlers have a specific style. It does seem that a person would either like or not. I like.

[@laurasisson1121]

They dont remember any of this,

[@lonniebeavers7794]

Didn't come into this old world 🌎 until 1858 . So missed out on most of these . it did have the 60s and 70s . So not too bad !!

[@MrJckpttsn]

Brings back memories of the world I used to know.

[@jacquelineandroy5175]

They are on now. On The TBN UK channel. 1600hrs till 1700hrs. The programme is called Precious Memories. Enjoy 💖🇺🇦💞🇯🇲 💗🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💕✝️

[@user-yp2qu8vs8h]

I was born in 60s so remember some of this.

[@mariaespinoza6358]

Dang, I love this song... Ohh memories!!

[@lesliearblaster2711]

My Uncle Bo just loved this song. And, do I remember alot of this stuff? Oh yeah! I wanted one of those petticoats so bad.😂❤

[@richardwillmarth5689]

I grew up in the 50"s and remember all of the things the Statler Brothers are singing about.

[@u2180]

In one of the verses, they reference "Judy's Mom". Who is that?

[@detective29]

Most likely a reference to an old tv and radio show called "A date with Judy". Judy's mom was always dispensing home spun advice to Judy about boys and dating.

[@davidgreenway9587]

I graduated high school in 1986; but I guess that's long enough ago because I remember the Statler brothers performing at the school during my freshman year. It was awesome. My parents also loved their music, so I kind of grew up with it. No regrets!

[@robertwaid3579]

Hot Summer Days, a Ice Cold Root Beer at the local A&W, or the Drive Inn on Friday or Saturday Night. What Great Memories they were.

[@bmacd2112]

Back when life still made sense.

[@carolsmith5151]

@BmacD2: So very, very true!

[@ep61611]

Okay...I've waited long enough for someone to point this out - but since no one has, it's up to me to say something. Did anyone besides me recognize Lew's tenor voice in this version of the song? Jimmie's mug is shown in the various photos of the group in this video, but this version was recorded before he became a member.

[@brass1951]

yes I recognized Lew's voice. Should have been pictures of the group with Lew.

[@sculptureflame68]

Lew discovered Jimmie and brought him to the group as his fill in. We all loved Lew however once Jimmie was full time there was no point in undermining the future.

[@victorjeffers1993]

Just saw this slide show and yes you are correct there should have been pictures of Lew in this slide show someone goofed up !

[@user-lm8vi7nh3s]

Yes Im 83. I grew i to my 80’s still loving the Statlers. I’ll go to my grave loving these singers

[@victorjeffers1993]

@@user-lm8vi7nh3s I'm 60 an ill do the same I'll go to my grave loving the Statler Brothers also !

[@peggyhusky3257]

Loved them… awesome

[@TheFrisen]

Im 25 and from Russia Listening to this beautiful songs im getting a nostalgy of times ive never had

[@NancyPowell-dv3dx]

This was a group that was fantastic.

[@aarongeorge7089]

I am 16 I don't remember this but I can feel your nostalgia

[@jeffpenney6489]

The world was different back then great time to be alive

[@karlapalter4560]

I'm on the fringe of remembering... Born: 1962

[@georgevanvalkenburg2560]

1956 HIGH SCHOOL GRAD...................................................................................................................

[@noahgeo5192]

U still alive?

[@brix7816]

@@noahgeo5192was about the ask the same thing

[@beckydye4090]

I loved the stapler brothers. .. who would not remember them ? I loved when he stuttered but then sing just as normal as you and me loved you all. Went to a concert back in the the 70 laughed out head off .. TN

[@beckydye4090]

Loved you guys

[@VictorKPanda]

The Statler Brothers were Status Brothers. l like their rich harmony!

[@kacythomas7436]

Thanks for the memories, I have lived all those things. This was my life, not the drug sub culture of hippies and protesters.

[@christopherreed2694]

I love these guys dosn't just remind of being a kid reminds me of being a happy 😊 kid singing with my mama 💕

[@jacquelineandroy5175]

They are on now. On The TBN UK channel. 1600hrs till 1700hrs. The programme is called Precious Memories. Enjoy 💖🇺🇦💞🇯🇲 💗🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💕✝️

[@georgeherod4252]

I remember. Wow do I miss those days.

[@Rognlosh]

I'm 16 and I'm from Russia. Why am I listening to this??? And this is my favorite band)

[@tomswinburn1778]

I'm from the USofA and listen to Tchaikovsky. I think it means we share an eclectic taste in music. Not a bad thing.

[@albertwells8503]

Рогник Рогнлош Probably because you have very good taste. You probably like the Oak Ridge Boys too!!

[@goldilox369]

Really!? That's so cool. I'm actually from Staunton, VA, USA. I used to babysit Jimmy's kids when I was 13. It wasn't cool for me to be a fan of the Statlers when I was growing up. But, I didn't care. I just love their stellar 4 part harmony, songwriting, and all the old music, movie & gospel references! Like Ray Charles said: All good music transcends age & time. You like what speaks to you & moves you. There's no right or wrong. Glad the songs are still making people happy! 👍❤️😛

[@deni00767]

Ur special!

[@thelastjohnwayne]

You have great taste in music.

[@fishinfred9065]

Born in 88 and love these old country legends

[@rqdq8576]

Yes I remember the Saturday morning serials on TV and lots of other stuff.....

[@thelenati]

The best of times. It was great being a teen ager in the '50's.

[@margaret8391]

Me too !!! Graduated in '59.

[@jamesfarmer6004]

Klamath Falls Herald and News: Tuesday, December 18th, 2012/Letters To The Editor Pop culture distorted, misrepresented the ’50s Marlen McGee’s Dec. 10 Herald and News letter laments the 1950s as being so wonderful. Really? No decade has been more distorted and misrepresented by pop culture “American Graffiti” feel-good fluff as the 1950's: burger shops, drive ins, roller skates, bobby socks and poodle skirts (whatever those were?), including plastic hula hoops. I was born in Klamath Falls in November 1956 and I faintly remember hula hoops being twirled by giggly girls. Remember the Korean War (1950-1953)? The World Book Encylopedia states: “The Korean War was one of the bloodiest in history. About a million South Korean civilians were killed, and millions more made homeless. More than 560,000 United Nations and South Korean troops and about 1.6 million Communist troops, both North Korean and Red Chinese, were killed or wounded or reported missing in action.” Calling the Korean War a police action is a misnomer. The Hungarian Uprising in Budapest commenced in 1956 against Soviet rule. Bear in mind the Nazis occupied Hungary in 1944 a dozen years earlier during World War II (1939-1945). The SS and Gestapo rounded up hundreds of thousands of Hungarian Jews, including Gypsies, who were deported by railroad to Auschwitz, Poland for mass killing. The Nazis were assisted by Fascist collaborators in Hungary’s Arrow Cross, and likewise, the anti-semitic Iron Guard in Romania, also Holocaust perpetrators. In 1956, Smith and Wesson introduced the K-Frame .357 Combat Magnum revolver. Designated Model 19 in 1957 (stainless version is Model 66), both became the quintessential lawman's’ .357 Magnum sidearm for decades afterward. By 1956, Southern Pacific Railroad decommissioned its last steam engines and went diesel. This was the post World War II 1950's America kept in proper historical perspective. This is contrary to ignorance via television movies, fads, and pop culture. James A. Farmer , Ashland Now a resident of Merrill, Oregon (Klamath County) It was great to be a teenager in the 50's. Sure, if you were too young to be drafted for the Korean War (1950-1953). The constant companion for either a U.S. Army or Marine Corp infantryman during this era, including World War II, would likely have been a .30 caliber Garand M-1 rifle: an eight shot, gas operated, semi-automatic weapon. The Garand M-1 rifle loaded an 8 round en-block clip of .30-06 Springfield M-2 ball ammo.

[@jamesfarmer6004]

Klamath Falls Herald and News: Tuesday, May 23, 2017/Letters To The Editor Give the M-14 rifle its place in history Annually we observe both Memorial Day and Veterans Day which for 2017 fall on Monday, May 29, and Saturday, Nov. 11, respectively. Let's give historical tribute in to another U.S. Military veteran: The M-14 Rifle. Sixty years ago in May 1957 the U.S. Army officially adopted a new service rifle: the M-14 Rifle: caliber 7.62 mm (NATO), .308 Winchester. The M-14 Rifle was destined to replace four older weapon systems in the military during that era to simplify ammo logistics and training, especially the U.S. Army and Marine Corps. The M-14 was adopted due to lessons learned during both World War II (1939-1945) and the Korean War (1950-1953). Eventually the M-14 itself would gradually be replaced by the Colt AR-15 or M-16 Rifle during the Vietnam War (1961-1975) by executive decree of then Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara. The M-14 was designed by Eugene Stoner and chambered in 5.56mm/.223 Remington. The rest they say is history, Instead of delving further into the M-14's background the articles and You Tube online videos posted below will teach the historical background, development, nomenclature, and detail of the M-14. They include: 1. "M-1 Garand to M-14 (M1-A History)." 2. R. Lee Ermey: M-14 vs. M-16. 3. M-14 Rifle (documentary). 4. M-14 Rifle: "U.S. Rifle 7.62 mm)" M-14 Operation and Cycle of Function": Parts 1-2 1960 U.S. Army. 6. M-14 Rifle Tribute. 7. "The M-14 Rifle: John C. Garand's Final Legacy" by Bruce Canfield-Thursday, April 28 2016. 8. The 1987 movie "Full Metal Jacket" via NRA: American Rifleman. More information is available online. Not surprisingly none of this will ever be taught, much less tolerated, in our government controlled socialist, schools, colleges, universities, and academia. This is a damnable shame and slam on our republic and American veterans who have served! James A. Farmer , Merrill Merrill, Oregon (Klamath County) is a semi-rural farming community of around 860 residents located 21 miles south-east of Klamath Falls.

[@QWZXM]

wow- I was born in Newfoundland, Canada but can remember some of these fads and times that our American friends grew up with. We shared some of these back then- An era that is only a memory now-but what a run it was.

[@louisevaughan2165]

I raised both of my kids on many of the "old times Ingersoll as they put it but they both had a good appreciation of of all music & there was much less of the violent stuff played/ heard in my house . Theu were even introducing the grandkids to it . Yeah 😄😄😄

[@robertwaid3579]

Now there is a song that brings back Memories? The Statler Brothers were great 👌👍! All those images were part of my growing up? Of course the late Sixties 1968 - 1978 were my wild pre - teen yrs. But having two older Sisters, & Five to Eight cousins, that were around, or in the mix? My ole "Wonder Years" were very Broad in Scope! As they use too say then ? You were only ever limited of Your Personel, "Knowledge"? By the Questions? You asked other People. Another Ishim I learned then? And believed very much? Was the only Dumb Question? Is the One Question You failed or Forgot too Ask? Oh well Thank You For that short Trip Down Our Memory Highway? Wyoming, Robert,🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸📸💭👀👀✌️✌️🤙🤙🎷📽️📺🌄🙏🙏

[@michellepost5232]

I lived in Memphis in 1992, and a Piggly Wiggly grocery store was there, still in business. I thought at that time, none existed, so I was surprised.This is the best video of this song. I was born 1960, so all the stuff in the song was before my time, it's all from my parents' generation, but I know about all those things mentioned. I grew up hearing the hits of the Statlers, including this song, when new.

[@violetmiller9999]

Pure genius songwriting!! Too good to believe. Just great lyrics on and on. So much talent the Statler Brothers had.

[@honestarthur000]

Hello how are you doing .zz..

[@GoDawgs18]

I remember listening to this on the way to church for years