So what ever this is a song that is about WALKING IN BEAUTY. POLICE SIRENS ALL AROUND US. Just remember that as we live, we are walking in beauty, above us, below us, beside us, behind us, and in front of us. I have not got it right, but I think that there is beauty all around all of us
We learned it listening to underground radio in the 60s while driving across Kansas in the middle of the night. People will be singing this song forever.
A Native American Sax player from Portland, OR named Jim Pepper. Very interesting profile on PBS last night about him (local). Brewer and Shipley did a version many remember.
not sure who wrote it, but according to Dugalas, it's a bit of a legendary song amongst band of the ilk of te bandits. The Harpers Bizzare version is thebest ive eard
cheers! duglas and co cannae help but cheer me, with their ear for a sweet melody and no bull approach to playing and singing.Who wrote this song song though?
It might surprise you. People of the Comanche Nation wrote this song way, way, way back when. :) The music for most of the modern derivatives (including this one) though are based on the soft jazz version by Jim Pepper, which is the only "pop" song with genuine Native American lyrics to hit the charts.
BMX bicyclists! BMX bicyclists!
zazfilm 5 months ago
That was fuckin brilliant.
Im gonny get me n ma pals the cattled merchants tae try this...its a show stopper.
Best moment in Sleepers aswel!
Squemby 1 year ago
"...makes me feel glad that I'm not dead...." These guys have the right idea...more power to them....
DocGeorge4U 2 years ago
BmxBandits...that was a movie!!!! why has this band stolen the title of nicole kidman´s coolest movie ever?
jockelinho 2 years ago
@jockelinho cuz if your gonna blag a name blag somethin cool :D
Strangeloveization 9 months ago
The lady singer is called Rachel Allison.
jimdotvideo 2 years ago
Who's the female on lead vocals?
narwhal7 2 years ago
So what ever this is a song that is about WALKING IN BEAUTY. POLICE SIRENS ALL AROUND US. Just remember that as we live, we are walking in beauty, above us, below us, beside us, behind us, and in front of us. I have not got it right, but I think that there is beauty all around all of us
ehswan 3 years ago
just one question: Why is this song on the Jack Johnson album?
TigerPaw24 4 years ago
i do believe it's in one of his surf videos.
bullzeyejutzi 3 years ago
We learned it listening to underground radio in the 60s while driving across Kansas in the middle of the night. People will be singing this song forever.
shipleyt 4 years ago
I for one certainly hope so :)
xKatjaxPurrsx 3 years ago
A Native American Sax player from Portland, OR named Jim Pepper. Very interesting profile on PBS last night about him (local). Brewer and Shipley did a version many remember.
Acesdown 4 years ago
not sure who wrote it, but according to Dugalas, it's a bit of a legendary song amongst band of the ilk of te bandits. The Harpers Bizzare version is thebest ive eard
katy2578 4 years ago
also the song playing in the background when nokes was killed in sleepers! great flim, great song, thanks for posting it
lyn747 4 years ago
cheers! duglas and co cannae help but cheer me, with their ear for a sweet melody and no bull approach to playing and singing.Who wrote this song song though?
fiVestarTum0ur 4 years ago
It might surprise you. People of the Comanche Nation wrote this song way, way, way back when. :) The music for most of the modern derivatives (including this one) though are based on the soft jazz version by Jim Pepper, which is the only "pop" song with genuine Native American lyrics to hit the charts.
xKatjaxPurrsx 3 years ago
i know ,smartypants. What is this ? some correctional facility?>
fiVestarTum0ur 3 years ago
... cos i too looked it up...
fiVestarTum0ur 3 years ago