I grew up in Maywood, Ill. when we moved we found 2 boxes of 78 records and my folks only let us pick one record a week to listen to and this is one of them. that was about 1966. gooood memories, specially since my brother passed in2010. R.I.P. Butch!
got this one on 78.in fact i got 2 copies of this song.i believe the other side was a hit too.a great country classic.thanks for putting this on you tube.
@djEvilDude Actually "Tammurriata Nera" by Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare of Naples took me here... It's an extremely famous neapolitan song from WWII about the arrival of the Allies in Naples at the end of WWII. At the end of this song you can hear this song sung as neapolitans from WWII used to understand it! :)
American troops occupied Sardinia in September 1943. I was 10 y.o, then. They used to play and sing this song very often, so it became soon a sort of anthem in these days. We too sang it using extemporized lyrics in Cagliarese dialect, so I never could learn the original ones. Would anyone be so kind to let me know them now?
@33gonare Drinkin' beer in a cabaret and was I having fun until one night she caught me right and now I'm on the run Lay that pistol down babe, lay that pistol down pistol packin' mama lay that pistol down. She kicked out my windshield she hit me over the head She cussed and cried and said I'd lied and wished that I was dead Lay that pistol down, babe, etc. . . . Drinking beer in a cabaret and dancing with a blonde Until one night she shot out the lights Bang - that blonde was gone
@erscott13 That part of the lyric was used by Gene Vincent in his big UK hit 1960. (arrenged by Eddie Cochran but not recorded until a month after Cochran´s untimely death.
thanks for the lyrics.Regards Carlo. Here are some verse in sardinian dialect:::-su babbu c'est in s'ortu, marrendi sa cupetta, sa mamma cun sa filla, currendi in camionetta- ( the father is in the backyard, hoeing the lettuce, the mama and the daughter, running on a jeep) Lere pistuddau, etc
My great uncle flew a B-24 Liberator named "Pistol Pakin mamma" as did so many others under various spellings. The nose art can be seen at B-24 Best Web.
"In less than 24 hours, over 100,000 workers joined the Oakland general strike. By Monday evening, strikers had canvassed the city, ordering stores to close except for pharmacies and Groceries. The workers allowed bars to remain open on the condition that they confine their sales to beer and that they place their juke boxes out on the sidewalks and play them full blast. A carnival atmosphere prevailed as the jukeboxes played "Pistol Packin' Mama" and couples danced in the streets. "
OH the memories. My spinster aunt used to drag out the old "talking machine" as she called it and play these old records.
I was born in 64 so it seemed ancient. I loved this one. I remember another called "Who tied the can on the old dogs tail" I have searched utube but cannot find it. Does anyone out there know who the artist was? I had the record as a kid but did not realize it's importance at the time and failed to save it.
Seems like my info on this song was in error. It was released in March, not June, meaning it had closer to 40 weeks at #1.There is a good treatise by Kathleen E.R. Smith. Google God bless America Tin Pan Alley Goes To War
This song was released in June 1943 and went straight to #1 on c&w juke boxes. Had there been any national c&w charts at that time to verify this, it would undoubtedly have spent at least 30 weeks at #1. Billboard rated it #1 for 3 weeks in 1944.People never got tired of this song. One critic called the "national malady"
My dad found a portable wind-up record player and a stack of 78s at a garage sale when I was in the first grade...Pistol Packin Mama was one of those records...I still love this song!
I grew up in Maywood, Ill. when we moved we found 2 boxes of 78 records and my folks only let us pick one record a week to listen to and this is one of them. that was about 1966. gooood memories, specially since my brother passed in2010. R.I.P. Butch!
hurstverlon 1 week ago
I like the part where he begs for his life.
RugtimXII 1 month ago
For some reason the recent mass shooting in Greensboro NC reminded me of this song.
--Kevin Walsh
kevinwalsh1619 2 months ago
I only like this because it's been in my head for the longest time..
They had it in my maze at knotts scary farm -.- oh mann...
alymarieeee 2 months ago
got this one on 78.in fact i got 2 copies of this song.i believe the other side was a hit too.a great country classic.thanks for putting this on you tube.
wfarrar69 4 months ago
la tammuriata nera
mokkapat 6 months ago
thumbs up if L.A Noire brought you here
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@djEvilDude Actually "Tammurriata Nera" by Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare of Naples took me here... It's an extremely famous neapolitan song from WWII about the arrival of the Allies in Naples at the end of WWII. At the end of this song you can hear this song sung as neapolitans from WWII used to understand it! :)
docdisco81 1 week ago
fucking best song on la noire :D
nikolaaj12 6 months ago
la noire brought me here to:)...
Bribasse82 6 months ago
L.A Noire brought me to this xD And many more classical songs~
billyjean4570 7 months ago 2
LA noire brought me here!
jakeddd1 7 months ago 18
@jakeddd1 top comment yes! that is a great game with great music from the era btw... rockstar games is great
jakeddd1 5 months ago
I remember my mom and dad singing this song on our sunday rides to see family
love this thanks for the memories
Hugs Patty
PATTYGRAHAM 7 months ago
I find this funny
darthyoda321 7 months ago
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sz05ry 7 months ago
E LEV'T A PISTULDA', E LEV'T APISTULDA', E PISTI PAKIN MAMA, E LEV'T A PISTULDA'!!!
GenLodA 1 year ago 11
@GenLodA Tammurriata Nera... What a classic!
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appositiongh 1 year ago
Dexter rerecorded this in 1955 with Eddie Cochran on guitar!
ENACODNOM 1 year ago
American troops occupied Sardinia in September 1943. I was 10 y.o, then. They used to play and sing this song very often, so it became soon a sort of anthem in these days. We too sang it using extemporized lyrics in Cagliarese dialect, so I never could learn the original ones. Would anyone be so kind to let me know them now?
33gonare 1 year ago
erscott13 1 year ago
@erscott13 That part of the lyric was used by Gene Vincent in his big UK hit 1960. (arrenged by Eddie Cochran but not recorded until a month after Cochran´s untimely death.
rockake 7 months ago
@33gonare
I'll see you ever night babe,
I'll woo you ever day
I'll be your regular daddy
if you put that gun away.
Lay that pistol down, babe, etc.
erscott13 1 year ago
@erscott13
thanks for the lyrics.Regards Carlo. Here are some verse in sardinian dialect:::-su babbu c'est in s'ortu, marrendi sa cupetta, sa mamma cun sa filla, currendi in camionetta- ( the father is in the backyard, hoeing the lettuce, the mama and the daughter, running on a jeep) Lere pistuddau, etc
33gonare 1 year ago
LOVE this song! My grandpa had the old 78 and I have it on my mp3 player now :) GREAT music. Love the lyrics.
sandmountainslim 1 year ago
Am I crazy? I miss record players! Great song, love watching the turntable too!
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elderlypredesti 1 year ago
My Dad loved this song. When I was a kid I wasn't fond of any C&W music except for Old Hank. Now I can't get enough of it : )
gr8oldbroad 1 year ago
This was a my grans song !
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My parents live next door to Al Dexter's son in Texas. He recently gave me a CD they have recently made from the old masters.
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cant get enough of this music good stuff
a13chaffin 2 years ago
My great uncle flew a B-24 Liberator named "Pistol Pakin mamma" as did so many others under various spellings. The nose art can be seen at B-24 Best Web.
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"In less than 24 hours, over 100,000 workers joined the Oakland general strike. By Monday evening, strikers had canvassed the city, ordering stores to close except for pharmacies and Groceries. The workers allowed bars to remain open on the condition that they confine their sales to beer and that they place their juke boxes out on the sidewalks and play them full blast. A carnival atmosphere prevailed as the jukeboxes played "Pistol Packin' Mama" and couples danced in the streets. "
iganzabissassa 2 years ago
this is the song of gene vincent too...
(une reprise)
sara95610 2 years ago
I have this record in my mother's old 78 collection.
rldavis1959 2 years ago
pigmanobvious
Here's what I found:
WHO TIED THE CAN ON THE OLD DOGS TAILThe ColumbiansCOLUMBIAA3611 1922
manhatin 2 years ago
Thanks. Now if only someone out there still has a copy of it to post.
pigmanobvious 2 years ago
OH the memories. My spinster aunt used to drag out the old "talking machine" as she called it and play these old records.
I was born in 64 so it seemed ancient. I loved this one. I remember another called "Who tied the can on the old dogs tail" I have searched utube but cannot find it. Does anyone out there know who the artist was? I had the record as a kid but did not realize it's importance at the time and failed to save it.
pigmanobvious 2 years ago
glipzik , Thanks for the info.
manhatin 2 years ago
Seems like my info on this song was in error. It was released in March, not June, meaning it had closer to 40 weeks at #1.There is a good treatise by Kathleen E.R. Smith. Google God bless America Tin Pan Alley Goes To War
glipzik 2 years ago
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
8526894 2 years ago
The Al Dexter school of "It's All Good".
manhatin 2 years ago
AAAaaaahhh!!! <3<3<3<3<3
im in LOVE!!!
im born in 1980...
wy wast I born 1930???
moonshine and BABES!
lovestrength 2 years ago
This song was released in June 1943 and went straight to #1 on c&w juke boxes. Had there been any national c&w charts at that time to verify this, it would undoubtedly have spent at least 30 weeks at #1. Billboard rated it #1 for 3 weeks in 1944.People never got tired of this song. One critic called the "national malady"
glipzik 3 years ago
My dad had this one on the old Okeh label. I played it a lot as a kid. It brings back some great memories.
Thanks for posting...
Umdayo 3 years ago
I've got this on Okeh somewhere as well. Time to go back through my collection and find it!
xargos 2 years ago
you must have really dusty fingers. good work
Servantbass 3 years ago
I remember, as a child, playing this 78 over and over and over again. There's nothing like the original.
ve3bdb 3 years ago
as a child in the 50s my dad played it over and over and over until his older sister snapped the record into 1000 pieces.
snerffy 3 years ago
Happily, I still have it!!
ve3bdb 3 years ago
that's so mean great old country song..
sopaman1234 3 years ago
That's a pretty funny story! Must have been PMS week for Auntie? lol
gr8oldbroad 1 year ago
mamabear10 , I'll bet this record sounded great on a wind-up.
manhatin 3 years ago
@manhatin my grandpa used to play this on a win up all the time
joedirtwest420 9 months ago
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@manhatin my grandpa used to play this on a wind up all the time
joedirtwest420 9 months ago
My dad found a portable wind-up record player and a stack of 78s at a garage sale when I was in the first grade...Pistol Packin Mama was one of those records...I still love this song!
mamabear10 3 years ago
classic
Padulas 3 years ago 2
his honkin' days are done .
maxflower13 3 years ago 2
sihingjimo ,
Giddy-yup,en go.
manhatin 3 years ago
no control needed!
sihingjimo 3 years ago
guns!
zachxlutz 3 years ago
pinkhairgirl123 ,
On this song, Al is the man.
manhatin 3 years ago
Bing's good, Al's better! Thanks for posting.
pinkhairgirl123 3 years ago
gfb34istanbul , Thanks !
manhatin 3 years ago
very nice
gfb34istanbul 3 years ago
kenny1tx, I remember reading that it was about an actual lady.
manhatin 4 years ago
This song was writen about a lady that owned the Reo Palm Isle in Longview,TX.
kenny1tx 4 years ago
DGillyy,
Ding-Dong
manhatin 4 years ago
Dats Ode Skoo............
DGillyy 4 years ago
DevoShire,
Yeah, Buddy
manhatin 4 years ago
Yee-Haw!!!
DevoShire 4 years ago
CorpHookah,
My pleasure. I love sharing these.
manhatin 4 years ago
Great tune, thanks so much for sharing it!
CorpHookah 4 years ago