1940 University of Pittsburgh hazing ritual captured on 16mm home movies. Music provided by the Hal Otis Trio, recorded on a home record-cutting unit in 1946 shortly after Hal was featured on the c...
1940 University of Pittsburgh hazing ritual captured on 16mm home movies. Music provided by the Hal Otis Trio, recorded on a home record-cutting unit in 1946 shortly after Hal was featured on the cover of DownBeat magazine. One of the great fiddle players of all time. Be sure to watch in High Quality. A film by Phil Nohl.
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Awesome! So rare to see the real thing from back in the golden age of hazing (roughly 20's to early 70's). But where are the pledge olympics like the olive race and the elephant walk? you can't bond without that stuff. lol.
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