No Mando, but this was the funnest three minutes for me this morn'n. Hope U Enjoy!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JO09Uj1RUM
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No Mando, but this was the funnest three minutes for me this morn'n. Hope U Enjoy!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JO09Uj1RUM
Thanks, Frank. Love the ten-gallon hats. The Doughboys were an impressive bunch of musicians. I gather that was Bob Wills, the bandleader, on fiddle (see Wikipedia article).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_Crust_Doughboys
Meanwhile, back at the ranch...
I don't think that was Bob Wills as he had been gone a while having started The Playboys in 1933 or early 1934 and the clip is from 1936 but a fabulous piece of film, for sure.
Pappy OīDanielīs Light Crust Doughboys....
Did you make the connection with "`O Brother Where Art Though"? Go check, thereīs some interesting stuff to be unearthed.
But
who
is
in
the
band?
Because itīs post Pappy Selph and therefore his student Bob Wills.
I wholeheartedly agree: What fun to listen to it.
This is what (jazz) guitar should sound like (I have a different sound template for bluegrass, classical and ... guitar).
Great dog house bass fiddle. I wish I could come close...
Nice fiddle (have you seen the guy on the far right?).
(In the voice of Porky Pig) Thatīs all for now folks
Whatever...
Is there some Hank Penny (and his radio cowboys) on youtube?
... or Adolph Hofner and his orchestra
... Emmet Miller ...
...
That was fun. I am not sure Gene Autry's lariat work added much.
Yeah, but if you'd been ambushed by a bunch of bad owlhoots, you'd be pretty thankful to see Gene Autry do his lariat tricks, followed by some guitar playing and singing at the campfire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tug
Hopalong or Roy and Dale or Cisco and Pancho would not have tried to steal the show.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ranald