KSHE 95 was the BEST (back when I was a teen). I remember mowing the lawn on a Sunday in Webster Groves, with a push lawn-mower, so I could listen to the radio. The played album sides with a REAL and LIVE DJ (this was late 70's). They turned me on to a lot of southern rock (they would play Marshall Tucker's Where We All Belong album, with live cuts of Take the Highway and other greats that were ten minutes long). And if not KSHE, it was KMOX with Jack Buck!
@IamRhondaNightingale KSHE Rock radio station out of St. Louis. KSHE (Kay-SHE) the Pig (logo mascot) was Album Rock station back in the day. Don't know what it is today. I haven't lived in Midwest for a long time now.
i have this record it was my dads all his records were passed on to me when he died we used to stay up late at his house and dance around and play spoons and makeshift shakers and just have fun with this silly song
Saw them with Allman Brothers back in late 70's in Fort Wayne Indiana. They had a big bust in Fort Wayne at a concert earlier so people were scared to come out and go to a concert. Maybe 2500 people at the most at the show. Sat against the wall front stage and center. What an awesome show!!!!
My mom hated this song. I'd play the album before school in the morning, while I was getting ready, and would have it rather loud to hear the song (among other reasons) over the blow dryer. She would come in my room, turn the stereo down and go out the door and close it. As soon as she did, I'd turn it back up again and then she would be back to turn it down again. LOL!!!!!
My mom hated this song. I'd play the album before school in the morning, while I was getting ready, and would have it rather loud to hear the song (among other reasons) over the blow dryer. She would come in my room, turn the stereo down and go out the door and close it. As soon as she did, I'd turn it back up again and then she would be back to turn it down again. LOL!!!!!
@jaxpjisin It has the same effect on me too. Until today, I had only heard this song one time before, until I decided today to google the lyrics "laser beam...in my dream". But, ever since my crazy friend Bobby Walker played it for me over 30 years ago, it's been up there in me brain, occasionally coming around on "loop".
@valnnc1 My mom hated this song. I'd play the album before school in the morning, while I was getting ready, and would have it rather loud to hear the song (among other reasons) over the blow dryer. She would come in my room, turn the stereo down and go out the door and close it. As soon as she did, I'd turn it back up again and then she would be back to turn it down again. LOL!!!!!
my dad is a truck driver and he trains the new people and he plays this song every third song just to mess with them and they always end up getting it on there i pod or iphone.
GREAT SONG, brings me back to my youth when my parents took us out to the cabin and my brother and i would be woken late at night to laughter and this song. This is the first song of the soundtrack of my life!
LOL, mine too. I probably haven't heard this song since I was 7 or 8 years old. I had forgotten all about it until tonight when I happened across it here.
God I love YouTube. Brings back a lot of memories.
@coolstuff123456789 lol i am a kid im 10 im on my older sis u tube and my uncle got out his ipod and played this in the car best song eva but my older sis says worst excuse for a song comment and thunbs up if you think she is wrong!
@coolstuff123456789 There used to be a local band in Southern Illinois called Foot Loose, they would play this song and of course nearly everyone was in the long line dancing through the bar inside and out. lol fun times.
The mason dixon also runs north and south between MD and DE. So how can you really tell if you are above it or below it. bein from southeast MO its in my blood to be southern. Oh and LCANT123 i think your caps lock key is stuck. You might want to get that checked out.
i remember my mom and her friends gettin all into this - i did too at the young age of 8 - that was years ago - still remember how to do the chicken part - my mom still laughs at it
OKAY THIS COMMENT FROM MOCATMANCB FORCED ME TO SIGN UP . I AM FROM KANSAS AND ONCE I MOVED TO NORTH CAROLINA WHERE I WAS ACCUSED OF BEING A YANKEE. THE MASON DIXON LINE IS LOCATED AT THE LATITUDE 40 WHICH IN TERMS OF BEING CONSIDERED A YANK OR NOT, THIS LINE DETERMINES THE BOUNDARIES...I HAVE SHUT MANY A SOUTHERNER UP WITH THIS ONE, BECAUSE IT IS A FACT...I WAS BORN BELOW THE MASON DIXON LINE AT LATITUDE 40...DO YOUR RESEARCH. I AM NOT A YANKEE
@LCANT123 i'll give ya that one. more in where your sympathies lie than where you're born anyway. i'm just glad there is someone from KS who isn't a jayhawkin' red leg.lol
the Mason-Dixon line didn't go anywhere near Mo. It seperated a portion of PA from 3 other states in the NE. Where did you get your incorect information? As far as slavery, it was a very mixed state, since it was a border state of KS & IL.
@rodgekrj you can look at a lot of different maps from different times that may or may not show many different borders. i am referring to what is commonly known in my part of the country as the "mason dixon border". you may be correct, but the term mason dixon line has come to represent the dividing line between confederate and union states. sorry for the confusion.
in fact in Missouri, the hill people, like those in Tennessee, favored the Unioin. Rebel sympathy was more widespread in the north of the state, annd among the welathy planters in the bootheel
In the early '70s we took our 2 year old daughter with us to see OMD several times at Cowtown Ballroom in KC; this was her favorite song back then. Over the years she's collected every OMD album, switched "favorites" severals times and caught them in concert many times. And I'm proud to say, here she is 38 years later headin' over 400 miles on the back of a Harley to see them in Springfield 9-10-10. True quality never goes out of style!
@glendakansas Theyre still around?Awsome!!1I remember about ten years ago,walking 3 hours,to a bar they were playing.the show got cancelled,& i got trashed,& walked 3 hours home.never got to see them!
Laser beams were part of the Confederatte arsenal? I'm in the deep South of England and just like music that makes my toes tap uncontrollably. I like this crowd and have done ever since the early '70s. Not quite CSN vocal-wise or Little Feat music-wise but hey, nice to have all 3 bands huh?
I remember my dad listening to their albums to the point the grooves were wearing thin!!! I love OMD!!! (OMD, not to be confused with that 80's pop band nonsense....) :)
I guess that's what you get having a hippie Australian as a dad!!! (G-D rest his soul in peace...)
the baldknobbers from the ozarks fought against both the north and south,people that had no right to invade thier land and cause all kinds of trouble,poor hillbillies didnt own slaves and didnt care who did what as long as they stayed away and left them alone!
we use to go to the drive inn and play this song as loud as our stereo would blast and dog all the low riders with are hill billy hats and all i think this song scared the crap out of them
Missouri was claimed by CSA without formal secession along with Oklahoma,Kentucky ,west virginia about 3 other states not including the area of southern new mexico and southern arizona
@1a2b3cdf3 ......West Virginia was not a state until 1863... that part of Virginia had strong union ties and "seceded" from Virginia and was given statehood
oh hell yeah--Bring back some good memories of all of us in this party town of Sharon, PA. Keg parties in the cemetery, trippin at Nelson Ledges, keg parties in the golf course and on and on and on!!!
being from MO doesn't make you a yankee. MO was a confederate state for a while, and was the most populated state in the confederacy. the mason-dixon line ran about 100 miles north of the AR line, so in southern MO, where the ozarks are, where i am, no way to be a yankee.
@casting819 it didn't go as far west as missouri? i think you need to check your facts. anyway, we could both be wrong, who cares. where the line lies is not the point. the point is where our hearts lie. southern missourians support the cause of state's rights. we did then, and we still do today.
@19laceymarie96 Missouri was the home of many northern and southern natives and the divided loyalties of the state were evidenced by the fact that 100,000 men enlisted in the Federal army and 50,000 joined the rebel forces. The Missouri Partisan Rangers was a group of men who formed their own army to fight the Union troops. These men supported the Confederacy because they shared the same enemy .
@mocatmancb From East TN from generations dating back to the early 1700s, and in the mountains of E. TN, affiliations were very divided...Nowadays some good ol' boys still fly their confederate flags in the rear windows of their pickups, but in many cases, they have NO clue which side their great great great grandfathers fought on.....that war ended 145 years ago, and we all live with the outcome......Need more be said?
@MrCrosstiewalker yeah, it looks like we need to have another one. we have another overbearing president who thinks he can do whatever he wants whether it's constitutional or not. some states aren't going to stand for it. same situation all over again. never forget the past or you are doomed to repeat it.
@mocatmancb I don't know where this thread began, but I think it is too complicated to call MO a Confederate state. It had been a slave state prior to the Civil War, but it was a "border state that sent men, armies, generals, and supplies to both opposing sides, had its star on both flags, had separate governments representing each side, and endured a neighbor-against-neighbor intrastate war within the larger national war" (wikipedia). BTW, I grew up in the MO Ozarks and wish I was still there.
My "1st love" - maybe because he (they) introduced me to this song - he played a mean guitar and sang - brother played a awesome banjo, and the dog's name was Tramp ( after sandletramp) song
My mom used to put this on all the time when I was a kid and dance around all silly with me and my little sister. Now I can relive my childhood:)
4imslickerthanshit 5 days ago
laser beams in my dreams. right
TheManusdei 1 week ago
my step brother told me about this song and hes 10
jjjjjjjaaaaaeeeeeeee 2 weeks ago
Oh, I love it !
watchingandthinking 1 month ago
OMG i grew up with Ozark me pop loved these guys...hence so do i...so many memories
durangowizard 1 month ago
grew up on this.., am i a hillbilly??? no im a Celt which thiis is
durangowizard 1 month ago
lovin the song
optiman1425 1 month ago
KSHE still rocks.
treyrosenmeyer 2 months ago
love it me and my dad listened to this on a record when i was a kid
mrsbeej11 2 months ago
Played this on the radio for KSHE's A-Z sunday morning show :)
Darkendvoid88 2 months ago 2
@Darkendvoid88 Been awhile since Ive been in my ol stompin grounds.. Miss that KSHE 95 Sweetmeat...lol
dennischilton 2 months ago
FAR OUT!
chessslut 2 months ago
Seems like they were playing every month in st louis when I was growing up. Nice simple times..
444coho444 2 months ago
The ultimate song to get to jigglin to. Huzzah!
xsenokx 2 months ago
Dad used to put this on all the time when i was a kid. just had to listen to it again haha :)
metalhead0123456789 3 months ago 11
@metalhead0123456789 same story here every day before kindergarden he would wake me up with song :)
fameandfourtune89 2 months ago
OMG, a blast from the (extreme) past! I am an old Missouri boy LOVE IT! Regards e ;)
EmanEzone 3 months ago
i think the next time were partying around a campfire i gonna pull this out and crank it, without nobody knowing of course
wingman572 3 months ago
i used to listen to this ALL THE TIME when i was little! BEST SONG EVAAA!
xxShOwUsYoUrFaNgSxx 4 months ago
I remembere two clowns together in the same pair of biboveralls on the Gong Show singing this song... LOL
Prowler609 4 months ago 2
Appreciate the blast from the past! Me and my friends used to sing and laugh our asses off with this song!
NFLJunkie1 4 months ago
freaky!
wingman572 4 months ago
laughing my ass off right now
ZOSOrulz1 4 months ago
My son used to dance around and cluck like a chicken to this song when he was 4!!! I love it!!!
BullCricket75 4 months ago
@BullCricket75 my buddy used to dance around and cluck like a chicken to this song, he was 18. Mighty stoned too! LOL
gr8rootbear 4 months ago
What a great band! Thanks for sharing. I love it.
dandesantismusic 5 months ago
This song has been added to our facebook page and here, thank you, :)
PoetryETrain 5 months ago
listening to this when i was a grommit in the 80s awesome...an old hippie showed me these guys ...thank you
LOLpicss 5 months ago
I grew up in St. Louis.
KSHE 95 was the BEST (back when I was a teen). I remember mowing the lawn on a Sunday in Webster Groves, with a push lawn-mower, so I could listen to the radio. The played album sides with a REAL and LIVE DJ (this was late 70's). They turned me on to a lot of southern rock (they would play Marshall Tucker's Where We All Belong album, with live cuts of Take the Highway and other greats that were ten minutes long). And if not KSHE, it was KMOX with Jack Buck!
heymama1 5 months ago
and every last dad-gum redneck in America
ThePotus2032 5 months ago
I know this sounds juvenile, but this is totally the theme song for Swedish Chef from the Muppets!!!
ThePotus2032 5 months ago
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Great song, my parents were good friends with them. lol
tgraves28 5 months ago
k, I don't know what KSHE is
please advise
IamRhondaNightingale 6 months ago
@IamRhondaNightingale KSHE Rock radio station out of St. Louis. KSHE (Kay-SHE) the Pig (logo mascot) was Album Rock station back in the day. Don't know what it is today. I haven't lived in Midwest for a long time now.
NbrLine 6 months ago
@NbrLine You are correct. Still the same format and logo.
57dedhed 5 months ago
This is a "great" song! especially for clogging, dancing, flat-footing, buck dancing-makes me laugh when i hear it
rainharper62 6 months ago
Love, Love, Love, back to the 70's- I feel really good and young all over again! Love them Ozark Mt Daredevils!
deblovesmusic100 6 months ago
KSHE was awesome. Now, just like the rest.
viewingut 7 months ago
grrreat song, in my opinion :)
gerbeargrowl 7 months ago in playlist #1
Made my night ! Ha Ha Ha Ha !
Gregor1able 7 months ago
Love this group if anyone has a copy of a tune they played on the It's Alive Album titled Ooh Boy's it's Hot, Thanks
usualsuspectakakev 7 months ago
i have this record it was my dads all his records were passed on to me when he died we used to stay up late at his house and dance around and play spoons and makeshift shakers and just have fun with this silly song
bobbihill14 7 months ago
ha. been so long since heard this song ,feel like stickin feathers on me & danceing & clucking around the back yard , neighbors beware.
kafunkalear 8 months ago 2
@kafunkalear not YOU TOO ?!?! omg
downtowncowtown 8 months ago
I want this song played at my funeral!! ;o)
swisscheesenrye 9 months ago 23
@swisscheesenrye at my grandpas they played and for my cosins wedding me and my other cosin made a dance to it we look like retardes
MrBabyblue999 6 months ago 3
@swisscheesenrye lol my uncle he luvs jimmy buffet and the ozark mountian dare devils
lol5ko 4 months ago
My dad came up, Asked me if I wanted to hear REAL Music, and he suggusted this to me. I can't agree more with him
MrPatertot 9 months ago
@MrPatertot When you grow up, you'll understand
jklyank 9 months ago
N Y'all can fershure go an' suck my dick somewhere else!
MrDirtyratmiller 9 months ago
Hell Yall If This Aint Rockin ..I Dont Know What IS.....
5dennisk 9 months ago 2
Hey :-) that Jews harp ends up punching along to that song ;
Uhh Ehh Uh Ah Ah Ting Tang Walla Walla Bing Bang.
Honeysucklebommie 10 months ago
@SloDreamReality
Hell, more than 4 chickens were confiscated, the dudes that were scoopin weed & smokin cat poop had all their chickens taken away !
Stomperofpuppies 10 months ago
I know a old Roadie who toured with these guys back in the day.lol.He has some stories.That HAD to be a hoot back then!
ilstreydog 10 months ago
Saw them with Allman Brothers back in late 70's in Fort Wayne Indiana. They had a big bust in Fort Wayne at a concert earlier so people were scared to come out and go to a concert. Maybe 2500 people at the most at the show. Sat against the wall front stage and center. What an awesome show!!!!
fester6078 10 months ago
We would dance around like a bunch of idiots to this song smoking Thai Sticks
crazyunclerex59 10 months ago
this tune makes me wanna scoop weed and smoke cat poop all day
treinhart58 10 months ago
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My mom hated this song. I'd play the album before school in the morning, while I was getting ready, and would have it rather loud to hear the song (among other reasons) over the blow dryer. She would come in my room, turn the stereo down and go out the door and close it. As soon as she did, I'd turn it back up again and then she would be back to turn it down again. LOL!!!!!
GayeAlex 11 months ago
My mom hated this song. I'd play the album before school in the morning, while I was getting ready, and would have it rather loud to hear the song (among other reasons) over the blow dryer. She would come in my room, turn the stereo down and go out the door and close it. As soon as she did, I'd turn it back up again and then she would be back to turn it down again. LOL!!!!!
GayeAlex 11 months ago
I have had this song in my head since I first heard it 35 years ago...not constantly, but in the back of my mind:)
jaxpjisin 11 months ago
@jaxpjisin It has the same effect on me too. Until today, I had only heard this song one time before, until I decided today to google the lyrics "laser beam...in my dream". But, ever since my crazy friend Bobby Walker played it for me over 30 years ago, it's been up there in me brain, occasionally coming around on "loop".
flipwiggins 10 months ago
KSHE is awsome
sbyork 11 months ago
Thanks, I am buzzed and it was so good I made my wife a great meal while I....not sure what I was
cttxlv 11 months ago
drinking a quart of natural ice after work at 11:11 pm and listening to some chicken train . loving it
1a2b3cdf3 11 months ago
Foot stompin' good!
sammair 1 year ago 2
we sang this at school in the lunchline for extra chicken LOL!!!
valnnc1 1 year ago 3
@valnnc1 NICE!!
garbobbage 1 year ago
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@valnnc1 My mom hated this song. I'd play the album before school in the morning, while I was getting ready, and would have it rather loud to hear the song (among other reasons) over the blow dryer. She would come in my room, turn the stereo down and go out the door and close it. As soon as she did, I'd turn it back up again and then she would be back to turn it down again. LOL!!!!!
GayeAlex 11 months ago
my dad is a truck driver and he trains the new people and he plays this song every third song just to mess with them and they always end up getting it on there i pod or iphone.
andy26111 1 year ago
we went to Unitarian church in Spfd. Mo then out for a hell of a party at the james river a frame house love ya then and still love ya'all now
handsomeh1 1 year ago
This song is a real howl. I've loved it since the early 70's.
Jaycubb22 1 year ago 3
These guys smoked more pot than Bob Marley lol
flargmuffin92 1 year ago
OMD .....Ozark Mountain Daredevils
OMD.......Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Don't mix them up
tertommy 1 year ago
@tertommy Well being that this is an ozark mountain daredevil video, I don't think anybody would.
rush211289 1 year ago
GREAT SONG, brings me back to my youth when my parents took us out to the cabin and my brother and i would be woken late at night to laughter and this song. This is the first song of the soundtrack of my life!
djinksy 1 year ago
@djinksy What a totally great story man. Seriously. Those really WERE the good old days, and what a great tune to start your life track off with.
garbobbage 1 year ago
This used to be my favorite song when I was a kid lol. Thank you KSHE for being so awesome!
coolstuff123456789 1 year ago 20
@coolstuff123456789
LOL, mine too. I probably haven't heard this song since I was 7 or 8 years old. I had forgotten all about it until tonight when I happened across it here.
God I love YouTube. Brings back a lot of memories.
carpetbeggar 11 months ago
@coolstuff123456789 lol i am a kid im 10 im on my older sis u tube and my uncle got out his ipod and played this in the car best song eva but my older sis says worst excuse for a song comment and thunbs up if you think she is wrong!
lol5ko 4 months ago
@lol5ko Wow. what an idiotic comment
14omega28ok 4 months ago
@coolstuff123456789 Me too, dude! that's what made me think of it just now and I got to come hear it :D yay!
chlemoine 4 months ago
@coolstuff123456789 There used to be a local band in Southern Illinois called Foot Loose, they would play this song and of course nearly everyone was in the long line dancing through the bar inside and out. lol fun times.
CurtisCarson1958 3 months ago
I'm in Joplin and this is most certainly dixie!
twistedtony82 1 year ago
California boy , I like this very much.
Gen2far 1 year ago
I have always liked this song and everything else from them. Who fuckin cares WHERE you're from? Damn KIDS
WsinneD 1 year ago
The mason dixon also runs north and south between MD and DE. So how can you really tell if you are above it or below it. bein from southeast MO its in my blood to be southern. Oh and LCANT123 i think your caps lock key is stuck. You might want to get that checked out.
apmlgtjl 1 year ago
all my friends like rap and stuff now,, i do to but to get drunk, its gotta be songs like these, classic rock all the way!!!
briskhockey 1 year ago
I learned to do chicken calls from this song in the 70's. I still sing/play this today along with the chicken calls. Great tune and a great band.
ninehorsejohnson 1 year ago
i remember my mom and her friends gettin all into this - i did too at the young age of 8 - that was years ago - still remember how to do the chicken part - my mom still laughs at it
ksmith130 1 year ago
hell i live in missouri whats so bad about it?
poliwhirl2014 1 year ago
OKAY THIS COMMENT FROM MOCATMANCB FORCED ME TO SIGN UP . I AM FROM KANSAS AND ONCE I MOVED TO NORTH CAROLINA WHERE I WAS ACCUSED OF BEING A YANKEE. THE MASON DIXON LINE IS LOCATED AT THE LATITUDE 40 WHICH IN TERMS OF BEING CONSIDERED A YANK OR NOT, THIS LINE DETERMINES THE BOUNDARIES...I HAVE SHUT MANY A SOUTHERNER UP WITH THIS ONE, BECAUSE IT IS A FACT...I WAS BORN BELOW THE MASON DIXON LINE AT LATITUDE 40...DO YOUR RESEARCH. I AM NOT A YANKEE
LCANT123 1 year ago
@LCANT123 i'll give ya that one. more in where your sympathies lie than where you're born anyway. i'm just glad there is someone from KS who isn't a jayhawkin' red leg.lol
mocatmancb 1 year ago 3
TRANS STILE COUNTRY MUSIC..SUPERRRRRRRR
okoskutya35 1 year ago
That's the bad part of being born in illinois,You're a yankee by default. Even though the rest of the state is backwoods.
Hovey79 1 year ago
Someone needs to kill that damn chicken and bury it after BBQ'n it in the fire pit!
Warlordy47 1 year ago
Hoooooooooooooooooo doggy!!!!!
YONUMNUTS 1 year ago
Favorite keg song back in the day. Bunch of drunks scratchin around the bon fire. Great times to remember! SHO*
centwise 1 year ago
mocat,
the Mason-Dixon line didn't go anywhere near Mo. It seperated a portion of PA from 3 other states in the NE. Where did you get your incorect information? As far as slavery, it was a very mixed state, since it was a border state of KS & IL.
rodgekrj 1 year ago
@rodgekrj you can look at a lot of different maps from different times that may or may not show many different borders. i am referring to what is commonly known in my part of the country as the "mason dixon border". you may be correct, but the term mason dixon line has come to represent the dividing line between confederate and union states. sorry for the confusion.
mocatmancb 1 year ago
How bout that juice harp
slambobby 1 year ago
@slambobby my mom used to say that too, but its called a Jews Harp.
dontfencemein1979 1 year ago
southern il fuckin love kshe
grizzlyman1488 1 year ago
in fact in Missouri, the hill people, like those in Tennessee, favored the Unioin. Rebel sympathy was more widespread in the north of the state, annd among the welathy planters in the bootheel
j6460887 1 year ago
Where the hell were they playng I heard nothing,the Chicago market blows!
jerry4fun1 1 year ago
In the early '70s we took our 2 year old daughter with us to see OMD several times at Cowtown Ballroom in KC; this was her favorite song back then. Over the years she's collected every OMD album, switched "favorites" severals times and caught them in concert many times. And I'm proud to say, here she is 38 years later headin' over 400 miles on the back of a Harley to see them in Springfield 9-10-10. True quality never goes out of style!
glendakansas 1 year ago
@glendakansas Theyre still around?Awsome!!1I remember about ten years ago,walking 3 hours,to a bar they were playing.the show got cancelled,& i got trashed,& walked 3 hours home.never got to see them!
rebelrecording 1 year ago
I am one of those NY yakees... I like this. Maybe southern in a previous life.
wmanser 1 year ago
Laser beams were part of the Confederatte arsenal? I'm in the deep South of England and just like music that makes my toes tap uncontrollably. I like this crowd and have done ever since the early '70s. Not quite CSN vocal-wise or Little Feat music-wise but hey, nice to have all 3 bands huh?
Rikk303 1 year ago
I can skins me 3 coons to this song ....beat that Missourians Rock Chalk
navypower18 1 year ago 2
i can't decide if this is more redneck the gypsy forest or not I just can't do it.
sandman2414 1 year ago
Oh yeah. Born and raised in Missoura (spelling intentional)!!! If you are from there, you know. :) Awesome place to grow up!!! (back then, anyway...)
Ausiegingerkid 1 year ago
I remember my dad listening to their albums to the point the grooves were wearing thin!!! I love OMD!!! (OMD, not to be confused with that 80's pop band nonsense....) :)
I guess that's what you get having a hippie Australian as a dad!!! (G-D rest his soul in peace...)
Ausiegingerkid 1 year ago
I just love this crazy tune! Thanks!
cooliesass 1 year ago
I'll just sit there and smile...on them there sacks of seeds. (Wildwood Weed), Jim Stafford.
bh1gibb 1 year ago
i wanna ride on the chicken train!
deblemar 1 year ago
Hey Mocatmancb.....my home town was the Confederate capital for a day, Jeff Davis was passing thru.......SW.. MO...........gottaluv it !!!!!
BurntOutBeatDown 1 year ago
I'll just drink a beer and watch you trip, watch him bale hay and play dixie chicken by little feat!
jerry4fun1 1 year ago
the chicken vocals crack me up!
squirrelgirl68 1 year ago
OMG what a happy song this was ...dopping some 4 way and smiling
gingerpoodle1 1 year ago
GO MISSOURI!!
xoTumerzzAshSimsxo 1 year ago 3
the baldknobbers from the ozarks fought against both the north and south,people that had no right to invade thier land and cause all kinds of trouble,poor hillbillies didnt own slaves and didnt care who did what as long as they stayed away and left them alone!
RoilNoise 1 year ago 5
we use to go to the drive inn and play this song as loud as our stereo would blast and dog all the low riders with are hill billy hats and all i think this song scared the crap out of them
95marymonkey 1 year ago 2
Why in God's name would anyone "thumbs down" this song???
wellcraft28 1 year ago 3
Whee Haaa!!!!
steamrollinstan 1 year ago 2
I blow this harp away
LampoonedHerd 1 year ago
i grew up with KSHE 95 "Real Rock Radio"
rocknrolldaddio 1 year ago
LASSERRR BEAM.....in my dream... :P
flargmuffin92 1 year ago
Missouri was claimed by CSA without formal secession along with Oklahoma,Kentucky ,west virginia about 3 other states not including the area of southern new mexico and southern arizona
sic semper tyrannis.
1a2b3cdf3 1 year ago
@1a2b3cdf3 ......West Virginia was not a state until 1863... that part of Virginia had strong union ties and "seceded" from Virginia and was given statehood
skulley1958 1 year ago
This the music you should be playing in your Model T as you're being chased by the cops while running moonshine.
zaqwert777 1 year ago
YESSSS !
KelsiLynBear 1 year ago
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FUCK EVERYONE IN MO! MO is full of losers! UNDERSTAND! And this is the worse band in the history of music.
prettyvacant2007 1 year ago
@prettyvacant2007 you my friend are fucked
xSiiKnEsS 1 year ago
@prettyvacant2007 - If you don't like the band... then how did you end up here? Wrong turn at the Alabama border?
Also, all the Missourians I've met have been lovely people.
Otacon144 9 months ago 3
lets all just roll a fat one and live in peace. with some god damn good music!!!!
isaiahharmon 1 year ago
@isaiahharmon I'm with you on that one.Leave the division to the Politicians !!!
stevenrthr100 1 year ago
Ozark Mountain Music Festival..1974...nuff said *S*
tjschisl 1 year ago
Coming From England I'm not sure.....should i be Blue or Grey....I love the Ozarks so I think I must be be an ally........."laser beam in dream"
g5uk 1 year ago
my dad turn me on to this and i've loved the band since and i'm 39 and holdin
laddimm 1 year ago
Some things are better left unexplained, lol! Chug onnnn boys!
hausdok 1 year ago
if you have never hung chickens, you dont understand this song. badassssss song
killzoneRockz 1 year ago
hells to the yea! boyah!!!
mnovo73 1 year ago
oh hell yeah--Bring back some good memories of all of us in this party town of Sharon, PA. Keg parties in the cemetery, trippin at Nelson Ledges, keg parties in the golf course and on and on and on!!!
MrRockstarr11 1 year ago 2
Our Missouri boys. Oh yeah! Get on board the Chicken Train!
4theluvofpete 2 years ago 3
Back in the mid to late 70's the Ozark Mt. Daredevils were just as big as many other bands like Rush or Kansas or Head East in the midwest.
Very Sweet to see it again.
21aaa111 2 years ago 3
what does this song mean?
afox4131 2 years ago
@afox4131 dude no one knows, its just awesome
bboy1oh1 2 years ago
Its about a guy that lost his horse in the rain
caster1943 2 years ago
Arkansas is full of chicken farmers. Tyson Chicken headquarters, Maybe its a common thing to see in the area down in the Ozarks
sibkiss2009 1 year ago
does it matter?
yeehaaaaaaaaaa............
edslides 1 year ago
I have not heard this song for 25 years!!! Did not know who sang, I LOVE youtube, thanks for posting ;-)
ugabulldog1 2 years ago 3
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4Topwood 2 years ago
wooooooooooo :)
vilemonkey3 2 years ago
my fav ozarks track-ROCK ON!!
zx10bez 2 years ago
I'm a "Yank". Yep, I'm from Mo.,jus' like the band is.
rocknrolldaddio 2 years ago
being from MO doesn't make you a yankee. MO was a confederate state for a while, and was the most populated state in the confederacy. the mason-dixon line ran about 100 miles north of the AR line, so in southern MO, where the ozarks are, where i am, no way to be a yankee.
mocatmancb 2 years ago 31
@mocatmancb mason dixon line was not that far west, learn your history
casting819 1 year ago
@casting819 it didn't go as far west as missouri? i think you need to check your facts. anyway, we could both be wrong, who cares. where the line lies is not the point. the point is where our hearts lie. southern missourians support the cause of state's rights. we did then, and we still do today.
mocatmancb 1 year ago
@mocatmancb You don't have to be a reb to love the daredevils. Yankees love them too! : )
gertzadek 1 year ago
far southern missouri is southern, especially southeast missouri. central and northern missouri is pure midwestern
AgentCarter 1 year ago
@mocatmancb yo're absolutely right, my man! I try to explain this to folks all the time. They need to revisit their history books.
Bassntx 1 year ago
@mocatmancb THANK YOU!!! A very common misconception about Missourians. Long live the South!!
fafaita3232 1 year ago
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19laceymarie96 1 year ago
@19laceymarie96 Missouri was the home of many northern and southern natives and the divided loyalties of the state were evidenced by the fact that 100,000 men enlisted in the Federal army and 50,000 joined the rebel forces. The Missouri Partisan Rangers was a group of men who formed their own army to fight the Union troops. These men supported the Confederacy because they shared the same enemy .
MoDans 1 year ago
@19laceymarie96 you are very wrong. i don't know what else to say to you.
mocatmancb 1 year ago
@mocatmancb From East TN from generations dating back to the early 1700s, and in the mountains of E. TN, affiliations were very divided...Nowadays some good ol' boys still fly their confederate flags in the rear windows of their pickups, but in many cases, they have NO clue which side their great great great grandfathers fought on.....that war ended 145 years ago, and we all live with the outcome......Need more be said?
MrCrosstiewalker 1 year ago
@MrCrosstiewalker yeah, it looks like we need to have another one. we have another overbearing president who thinks he can do whatever he wants whether it's constitutional or not. some states aren't going to stand for it. same situation all over again. never forget the past or you are doomed to repeat it.
mocatmancb 1 year ago 3
@mocatmancb I don't know where this thread began, but I think it is too complicated to call MO a Confederate state. It had been a slave state prior to the Civil War, but it was a "border state that sent men, armies, generals, and supplies to both opposing sides, had its star on both flags, had separate governments representing each side, and endured a neighbor-against-neighbor intrastate war within the larger national war" (wikipedia). BTW, I grew up in the MO Ozarks and wish I was still there.
NoMoreDepression 1 year ago
@NoMoreDepression the fact is MO has belonged to 3 different nations, the USA, the CSA, and France before the loiusiana purchase.
mocatmancb 1 year ago
@mocatmancb FANTASTIC song
djinksy 1 year ago
see someone else besides afroman knows chicken sounds are great in music!
IamMeredithK 2 years ago
tooo funny--only cuz i got high
novacatz67 2 years ago
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rockerchick2234 2 years ago
omg i remmber this song
thebluebunny1 2 years ago
I'm a damn Yank but this song will forever remind me of 10th grade. Great memories! Love it!
tori481 2 years ago
My "1st love" - maybe because he (they) introduced me to this song - he played a mean guitar and sang - brother played a awesome banjo, and the dog's name was Tramp ( after sandletramp) song
scimoni1 2 years ago
Note to marcjorgenson:
You're one of *The Chosen*...*The Fortunate*, m8..
I *never* heard this on radio Back In The Day - and Chicago was (is?) a *major airplay bastion* for the U.S.
Nonetheless, it's *still an ALL-TIME-UBER-MEGA-ULTRA RAVE-FAVE o'mine!!
I'm gettin' the CD reissue as a Christmas Gift to *meself*, eh?
Thanx again, m8..
BadNews88 2 years ago
well I might be a damn yank but this shit rocks!
jcoutre2 2 years ago
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i hate southern people nd there GAYY ASSS MUSICCC
xoangela12xo 2 years ago