Used to watch these cartoons when I was kid.Those are old cartoons.They crack me up
@liamdowney40423 күн бұрын
Same here saw it 44 year i was 8 at the time thanks for that
@colinwilliams5539 күн бұрын
MARTY FELDMAN,I think It's good that people remember him for his comedy achievement other than just igor in YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN.
@Peter-Hantswildlife9 күн бұрын
I hope he knew how good and clever this sketch was
@bobjackson472015 күн бұрын
Never seen this before, pretty clever.
@ntrembley16 күн бұрын
What a voice! Splendid. Falstaff to the Tee.
@davidreid807522 күн бұрын
Tell the PC idiots that comedy is subversive.
@andrewwilliams9599Ай бұрын
Watching Orson Welles put on Falstaff while explaining him in contemporary (1960s) terms, then a monologue, delightfully given, on the joys of drinking sack. I would give my pinky finger to have met Welles--and Falstaff.
@turquesa8668Ай бұрын
One of my favorites
@matskarlsson769Ай бұрын
war is so pointless, it have the history shown us, yet still, we never learn!
@Nick-ty9usАй бұрын
In this clip, he really sounds like Paul frees
@DinosaurprinceАй бұрын
Sack is full of green peaness.
@user-xx9jt8jc6hАй бұрын
My friend like blue wing🎉🎉🎉
@lenalennon8746Ай бұрын
💓💓🎶🎶🎸🎸🎤🎤
@briansalmonslayersoul1468Ай бұрын
I was there..... in a dream I was there as a yankee. Song captured so much bravery on both sides . RIP
@billhedrickАй бұрын
Just EXCELLENT!
@middleagelimbo3630Ай бұрын
Such a brilliant comedic talent!!
@williampaulbeaugruendler7901Ай бұрын
Standards were different bsck then. Not.
@TimPBearsАй бұрын
Good music nonetheless, though.
@AndersonMediaАй бұрын
Saw Jack perform this on tv opry live many yrs ago. Couldnt rmember the name and searched yrs for it. One of my favs
@pmdk1953Ай бұрын
We need to see Marty again, we must not forget his wild and wonderful humor.
@perbacksten61492 ай бұрын
Nord och syd
@lindseywalker69252 ай бұрын
For any of you that don't know, a man named James King took the "30 Years of Farming" written by Fred and turned it into a bluegrass SMASH HIT. To this day its sung in bluegrass circles around the world. Thank you Fred Eaglesmith.
@muskerp2 ай бұрын
is why he was a legend
@36AccountsBlockedRIP2 ай бұрын
Earl Scruggs sure making that banjo sing
@robertgrider30552 ай бұрын
My Dad has this album and I've been fascinated/obsessed with it since I was little.
@randallsundeen33832 ай бұрын
I am now five years older than Mr. S when He made this excellent album and each song resonates with Me!
@MichaelChernik-zf2fy2 ай бұрын
Orson Welles called me out when I was 5 years old for staring at him while he was talking to a lighting grip on a scaffolding while Orson and his crew were setting up to film the opening sequences of "In Touch Of Evil" that night on Venice Beach. "Why is that child staring at me?" Orson said to the crowd, then turned and disappeared into the night of Venice Beach!
@dmsm19862 ай бұрын
These guys built the basis for this music, they didn't have anyone to copy from like we do. Very impressive.
@charlesjenkins6152 ай бұрын
I'm 75 now and never heard of Jimmy Driftwood until I got on UT also never heard of vern and Ray until got on UT it's a big world out there 😁✌️
@ryanjeanes52532 ай бұрын
Can't believe Dean Martin would have an ode to alcohol on his show.
@emmanuelgilliot61282 ай бұрын
A GENIUS !!!!
@nekakagiggle2 ай бұрын
THEY DONT CALL EM MCPEAK FOR NOTHIN‼️‼️🗣📢
@TimPBears2 ай бұрын
Have no idea on the whereabouts of their name's origin, but those boys can play.
@crixxxxxxxxx2 ай бұрын
Imagine a Shakespearean monologue being performed on primetime American television today.
@royalirishranger19313 ай бұрын
Just seen this marvelous performance again , heartwarming and wonderful, we have few such actors today. Applause great soul.
@jochenmezger31683 ай бұрын
Nice try, but it sounds pretty lame compared to Waylon’s original.
@c.coleman29793 ай бұрын
George Thomas, one of the South's greatest general--who fought for the North! The Rock of Chickamauga was also known as the Sledge of Nashville; other Yankee generals had fought the Confederate Army of Tennessee, but it was Thomas at Nashville in December of 1864 who destroyed the army as a fighting force. Remants were added to units defending the Carolinas but the old force had virtually ceased to exist, arguably one of the best armies the Confederacy ever fielded.
@erikjohnsen51543 ай бұрын
Saw this scene as a small boy back home in Norway when it first aired in the eighties. It has always stayed with because it was the first time i realised what war entails. Thank you so much for the upload.
@TimPBears3 ай бұрын
You are very welcome. I posted this because of the same experience. I saw this way back in the late 70's, and it has always stuck with me. Powerful scene.
@katep61793 ай бұрын
First watched this 30 years ago as a little girl, loved it then and love it now. Marty Feldman was hilarious
@robertjones28113 ай бұрын
Some folks say Johnny won’t steal, but I cought him in my corn field. Run Johnny run the federals ’ll get you.
@hellomcflyy4 ай бұрын
"like Paul Masson said...we will sell no wine....before it's time"
@user-mq3mz5fu1r4 ай бұрын
I have no clue how he gets through this song without balling his eyes out. I’m not a sissy either
@EddieGaster4 ай бұрын
'Which begins with a 'P' and you'd be advised to do the same.'
@A-zz9uq4 ай бұрын
Great song
@conniecook18894 ай бұрын
We like his music.
@michaelparker7194 ай бұрын
The spirit of old England is here captured to perfection.
@harrysmith98024 ай бұрын
Check out Waylon Jennings and James Garner "I'll Find It Where I Can. Waylon sang with several others.
@laurapalmer71204 ай бұрын
Hollywood actors today would cancel this book.
@marrianner.16824 ай бұрын
This is wonderful!! It wasn’t until the early days of KZread that I kept discovering more and more of Waylon! I never heard this but…wow those two voices together…. Neil and Waylon!
@farahsayyed44434 ай бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZY6ozMash9LRqdI.htmlsi=PnndmTVyVNeYThiv Song of the open road by Walt Whitman full poem
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Used to watch these cartoons when I was kid.Those are old cartoons.They crack me up
Same here saw it 44 year i was 8 at the time thanks for that
MARTY FELDMAN,I think It's good that people remember him for his comedy achievement other than just igor in YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN.
I hope he knew how good and clever this sketch was
Never seen this before, pretty clever.
What a voice! Splendid. Falstaff to the Tee.
Tell the PC idiots that comedy is subversive.
Watching Orson Welles put on Falstaff while explaining him in contemporary (1960s) terms, then a monologue, delightfully given, on the joys of drinking sack. I would give my pinky finger to have met Welles--and Falstaff.
One of my favorites
war is so pointless, it have the history shown us, yet still, we never learn!
In this clip, he really sounds like Paul frees
Sack is full of green peaness.
My friend like blue wing🎉🎉🎉
💓💓🎶🎶🎸🎸🎤🎤
I was there..... in a dream I was there as a yankee. Song captured so much bravery on both sides . RIP
Just EXCELLENT!
Such a brilliant comedic talent!!
Standards were different bsck then. Not.
Good music nonetheless, though.
Saw Jack perform this on tv opry live many yrs ago. Couldnt rmember the name and searched yrs for it. One of my favs
We need to see Marty again, we must not forget his wild and wonderful humor.
Nord och syd
For any of you that don't know, a man named James King took the "30 Years of Farming" written by Fred and turned it into a bluegrass SMASH HIT. To this day its sung in bluegrass circles around the world. Thank you Fred Eaglesmith.
is why he was a legend
Earl Scruggs sure making that banjo sing
My Dad has this album and I've been fascinated/obsessed with it since I was little.
I am now five years older than Mr. S when He made this excellent album and each song resonates with Me!
Orson Welles called me out when I was 5 years old for staring at him while he was talking to a lighting grip on a scaffolding while Orson and his crew were setting up to film the opening sequences of "In Touch Of Evil" that night on Venice Beach. "Why is that child staring at me?" Orson said to the crowd, then turned and disappeared into the night of Venice Beach!
These guys built the basis for this music, they didn't have anyone to copy from like we do. Very impressive.
I'm 75 now and never heard of Jimmy Driftwood until I got on UT also never heard of vern and Ray until got on UT it's a big world out there 😁✌️
Can't believe Dean Martin would have an ode to alcohol on his show.
A GENIUS !!!!
THEY DONT CALL EM MCPEAK FOR NOTHIN‼️‼️🗣📢
Have no idea on the whereabouts of their name's origin, but those boys can play.
Imagine a Shakespearean monologue being performed on primetime American television today.
Just seen this marvelous performance again , heartwarming and wonderful, we have few such actors today. Applause great soul.
Nice try, but it sounds pretty lame compared to Waylon’s original.
George Thomas, one of the South's greatest general--who fought for the North! The Rock of Chickamauga was also known as the Sledge of Nashville; other Yankee generals had fought the Confederate Army of Tennessee, but it was Thomas at Nashville in December of 1864 who destroyed the army as a fighting force. Remants were added to units defending the Carolinas but the old force had virtually ceased to exist, arguably one of the best armies the Confederacy ever fielded.
Saw this scene as a small boy back home in Norway when it first aired in the eighties. It has always stayed with because it was the first time i realised what war entails. Thank you so much for the upload.
You are very welcome. I posted this because of the same experience. I saw this way back in the late 70's, and it has always stuck with me. Powerful scene.
First watched this 30 years ago as a little girl, loved it then and love it now. Marty Feldman was hilarious
Some folks say Johnny won’t steal, but I cought him in my corn field. Run Johnny run the federals ’ll get you.
"like Paul Masson said...we will sell no wine....before it's time"
I have no clue how he gets through this song without balling his eyes out. I’m not a sissy either
'Which begins with a 'P' and you'd be advised to do the same.'
Great song
We like his music.
The spirit of old England is here captured to perfection.
Check out Waylon Jennings and James Garner "I'll Find It Where I Can. Waylon sang with several others.
Hollywood actors today would cancel this book.
This is wonderful!! It wasn’t until the early days of KZread that I kept discovering more and more of Waylon! I never heard this but…wow those two voices together…. Neil and Waylon!
kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZY6ozMash9LRqdI.htmlsi=PnndmTVyVNeYThiv Song of the open road by Walt Whitman full poem
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