Don't Go Near the Indians---Walter Brennan

[thetomcat605]

They must not have been from Allentown.

[paulinus43ad]

true Western gentleman,,,,and yep Suppertime ,,timeless,,,

[imrickyj]

i should make one , " Dont go near the Honkeys and see how they like it lol

[ericingilroy]

real mcCoys

[GentleLucius]

the great old "stumpy" from RIO BRAVO will never be forgotten... thanks, walter... rest in peace

[mofreckle666]

boi this is STUMPY talking

[gary2196]

Love him also! They don't make them like him any more!

[norbie6]

I love Walter Brennan!

[rockake]

Walter Brennan was great -as always- in an episode of "Alias Smith & Jones" (starring the great, late Pete Duel and the equally great Ben Murphy).

[1busybeekeeper]

Have you listened to Walter Brennan's "Suppertime"? what a wonderful character he was.

[goofysmick]

What a man Walter love the words of his songs so clear and easy to understand.

[fisher0601001]

never new him but love his work very clean and down to earth.

[glorybra]

His hair was jet black and he was 21 when he was living in his hometown of Boston.

[skooterbud05]

Many people don't know Brennan was a war hero. Loved his acting and love his songs. I ture American Patriot.

[teden20]

God, what a sad song. I am Onanedoga 50% and I find this typical.

[gbwooden]

This is a classic song of forbidden love with a surprising twist at the end.

[1busybeekeeper]

Walter Brennan brought his own style to this lovely song. Much like Old rivers.

[benafuda]

I still cant work out whether we should take this kind of thing seriously? Very corny, but very good in its own way, I think, maybe? I dunno.

[MZVIRB]

In Reechmon Heel NY, ya can't!

[parrishmom1]

Love these old song, Do you happen to have Tennesee Stud and Scarlet Ribbons.

[stlgtrace]

Great version of this song! I loved how Walter "talked" his way through his songs and how it worked so well!

[EdWatts]

@stlgtrace

Yeah, and the younger folk think "rap" is something new. Of course, the country folk, Lorne Greene among them (Remember "Ringo"?), who "talked" the songs had a lot more class and love for America than any of this new "talent".

[stlgtrace]

@EdWatts You're Absolutely right!!!!

[damodepimp]

And I am Cherokee....Dont cross one is what I say.

[poopstain565]

Walter Brennan was real good. Old Rivers was my favorite of his.

CARL

[Grandma549]

Thank you for this song. Have done the song Keep Amoving Old Man. I have been looking for it.

Lynn

[Dragonese1]

Didn't know he did this. Thanks for sharing and God bless.

Sandi, Earth Angel in Wisconsin aka Dragonese1 "She who hears the silent tears of others.