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So great in their heyday. Thx 4 the memories!

I LOVE THE LITTLE STOUT RAP!

I love finding old videos of my home city. I know there must be so much more out there yet to be seen. I wish I could also find video of Nashville from the 60s to even the 1900s.

The guys at the 6:35 mark were all 17

Hippies as far as the eye can see. Apparently even Naishville had a hippie infestation back then. Was nowhere safe from hippies? And to think, the hippies of yesterday are the elderly geezers of today, it really makes you stop and think.

For a while Technicolor made 8mm home movie film and it was pretty eye-popping stuff.

Bakersfield CA Dragstrip - 1966

I was at this show! Wow! So glad this recording exists

that was big daddys on 522 bourbon st

Nashville Late night with Bob Wolf show

Blinded by Porter's sequins.

Love this. Thank you for posting it.

As a native Jendersonvilleian I have always wanted to see pictures of the lake when it was just a river. This video is amazing thank you for posting.

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Why No sound???

I was 4 yrs old in 1970. We lived off of West End Ave on Princeton Ave in Nashville. Nashville was an amazing place to grow up. Still an amazing city... I live North of downtown Nashville now in Montgomery County.

It's fun to stay at the 1:32

I went to High School downtown Nashville at Hume Fogg 8th and Broad

This is when Nashville used to be a run down city just like Memphis was but nowadays its a booming metropolis (AKA the Country Music capital of the world).

Fantastic.

Selection of the proper music takes these films to a whole new level. Good Job.

Wow

This band always put me in a happy place. I'll be in love with her voice forever

dam they were so good

What's the song playing in this clip?

I really wish they would release their recordings digitally. I have the vinyl but I don't have a turntable to play it on.

Hotsey Totsey was the place you had to buy a Milky way or snickers bar to get access to the redroom and for 5 bucks you get coffee and a BJ. Too bad it all went disney.

thanks mold

asher dudley on bass, rebecca stout vocals, cam beat box

Title should have been "New Orleans Burbon Street in the Seventies."

2:01 JESUS

This is old. The little Deuce Coupe didnt have the dome on it.

I'm interested in licensing this for a documentary. Please contact me at alex (at) blackbirdpresents (dot) (com)

I have no clue why, but this looked like something straight out of a creepypasta.

Ahhh New Orleans. I can smell the horse shit, dried urine, and regurgitated hurricane (a popular New Orleans beverage) vomit as I reminisce

What the hell is a sticker picker? Hahaha

Did they have a song/album called SUCK THE BUTT OF THE CHOSEN ONE?

Growing up here is lame

Such an enchanting sound to all their songs

Love it! Saw them so many times the year this filmed and had the cassette of this album

Loved seeing them in Knoxville at Ella Guru's. I still play my CD of Songs From Beneath The Lake. They were so much better than whoever else played around town back in the early 90s.

Gangsta

WOW - do you realize there are no fat people here? What happened to us?

~ I saw Sandra Sexton poster 0:48, wish that there was more historical data to the film or narration. What year was this exactly? This short film made me think that New Orleans (Bourbon Street) was the first time I had ever seen what was called at the time "female impersonators. Bourbon and St. Ann to Esplanade is where the REAL action always was, starting in the 1960s. The French Quarter was so "bohemian," much like Greenwich Village, NYC was; now the bohemian cannot afford to live in the Quarter, especially post-Katrina, but that all started in the 1980s. My first apartment on Royal St. was $100 a month; those days long gone. Cheers, DAVEDJ ~

Loose the RAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm pretty sure I'm the one who videotaped this performance.

This is a fantastic find!