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Teri Garr - all scenes from M*A*S*H episode The Sniper
A compilation of Teri Garr's appearance in M*A*S*H as Lieutenant Suzanne Marquette. R.I.P., Teri.
Epsiode 10, Season 2: The Sniper
Epsiode 10, Season 2: The Sniper
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Peter Schiff gives me a shoutout on his show!
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Peter Schiff recently started using a show opener I made for his radio show’s web stream 12 years ago. And due to the positive comments over it, he ended up giving me a shoutout for creating it. It’s pretty rare that motion designers get that sort of open recognition, so I had to share this. A couple notes: I made the video. Someone else made the audio that I based the visuals on. So, credit to...
Finding Cincinnati, Texas: Exploring a Ghost Town using LiDAR
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This is a follow-up to my previous video about Cincinnati, Texas, "A Brief History of Cincinnati, Texas (a ghost town)" which can be seen here: ua-cam.com/video/SuwG1SmCnlI/v-deo.htmlsi=0pl0B1lVp9XO_lXn In this video, I (Dale Scheihagen) go over *LiDAR survey images provided by Darrell Hebert (some of his information came from a GIS expert, David Hoffpauir). I am a novice when it comes to using...
The story behind Chris Hadfield's Space Oddity in space - from Emm Gryner
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Emm Gryner plays the song and tells the story behind Chris Hadfield's Space Oddity in space. Live in Freeport, Texas, February 24, 2024 Full Freeport performance: ua-cam.com/video/ZTK2MG01GEs/v-deo.html Chris Hadfield's Space Oddity: ua-cam.com/video/KaOC9danxNo/v-deo.htmlsi=1FXhihmMnmykggsW
Emm Gryner's story behind her version of Pour Some Sugar on Me and performance
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Emm Gryner plays the song and tells the story behind her version of Def Leppard's song Pour Some Sugar on Me. Live in Freeport, Texas, February 24, 2024 Full Freeport performance: ua-cam.com/video/ZTK2MG01GEs/v-deo.html Emm and Def Leppard version referenced in the story: ua-cam.com/video/QGactEuPSb0/v-deo.htmlsi=9dbqV48ZUsOYvZfc Emm's album version: ua-cam.com/video/dq6sVk19sbY/v-deo.htmlsi=-9...
Emm Gryner - Live in Freeport, Texas, 2024
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Emm Gryner - Live in Freeport, Texas, February 24, 2024 Emm's performance at a house concert in Freeport, Texas. Andrew opens for Emm. :-) Songs: 00:00 - Intro/Andrew performance 03:37 - Wisdom Bus 09:44 - Summering 14:11 - Acid 20:08 - Symphonic 24:50 - (Pour Some Sugar On Me backstory) 28:50 - Pour Some Sugar on Me 34:25 - Blackwinged Bird 38:52 - Top Speed backstory, etc. 44:30 - Top Speed 4...
A Conversation with Emm Gryner: Time with The Cardigans, her latest musical venture and more...
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I had the pleasure of sitting with Emm Gryner before her house concert in Freeport, Texas to discuss her time with The Cardigans, opinions on Cardigans music, her latest musical venture with Michael Holmes, and more. 02/24/2024 EMMGRYNER.COM UA-cam.COM/@EMMGRYNER EMMGRYNER FACEBOOK.COM/EMMGRYNER TWITTER.COM/EMMGRYNER TIKTOK.COM/@EMMGRYNER
The Cardigans - Live - M6 Les Eurockeennes de Belfort 1999
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The Cardigans - Live - M6 Les Eurockeennes de Belfort 1999
The Cardigans, Live on the NME Brat Bus Tour, 1996, UK
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The Cardigans, Live on the NME Brat Bus Tour, 1996, UK Songs: Iron Man, Carnival, Hey! Get Out of My Way, Gordon's Gardenparty, Daddy's Car, Rise and Shine, Sick and Tired. 00:00 Intro 00:15 Iron Man 04:13 Carnival 07:45 Hey! Get Out of My Way 11:35 Gordon's Gardenparty 15:14 Daddy's Car 19:08 Rise & Shine 23:25 Sick & Tired
The Cardigans at MIDEM Fair in Cannes, 1999 - interview and live performances
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It was filmed in Cannes at a show that the Swedish government put on during the MIDEM fair in 1999. Cardigans had gotten the Swedish music export price the same year or the year before and thats what the interwiev at the start is mostly about. Interviewer name is Pontus Gardinger but i dont know what TV show name was, maybe it was a special for Cannes. Fun fact is that this was the night Peter ...
The Cardigans on Dokument inifrån: Musikindustrin SVT
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The Cardigans on Dokument inifrån: Musikindustrin SVT (about 1998 or 1999)
The Toadies - Live in Ft. Worth, Texas, November 24, 1995
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The Toadies - Live in Ft. Worth, Texas, November 24, 1995. Privately shot. It's been a long time since I've listened to a lot of these songs, so maybe someone in the contents can help identify some of them. Songs: Intro (Title?), I Come from the Water, Happyface, (Title? end is cut off), Cookout, Mexican Hairless, Gotta Heart, Seeker, Tyler, Goolie Get-Together, I Hope You Die, Santacide, Run-i...
Robbie Robertson talks about The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
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Clip taken from Classic Albums series episode on "The Band".
Cardigans in Kiruna, Sweden
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Video taken from the Cardigans tour diary (about 2005 - 2006). NOTE: The source videos for these were low resolution, so the quality is not great.
Robbie "wrote" the song, but the lyrics all came from conversations with Levon. That song simply doesn't exist without Levon. And Levon, being from the south, in particular, the Delta, breathed life into those lyrics the way no one else could. Remember, all the other guys in The Band were Canadian. Levon was from Arkansas, born in 1940, so he surely had really old people in his town who remember the Civil War. It's Levon's song, pure and simple.
Nina! awesome sound from 90's
i had a wild crush on her when this came out. great live band.
really, really aching and soar My heart don't care anymore I really can't bear more My hands don't work like before I shiver and I scrape at your door My heart can't carry much more But you couldn't care less Could you Your face don't look like before It's really not like yours anymore Your eyes don't like me no more They quiver and they shift to the floor My heart don't beat like before It's never been this lone No my blood don't flow anymore And you couldn't care less Could you Could we stop and sleep for a spare We can turn this stitch into a ware And send that old devil back to hell But we don't care do we Baby let's stop and sleep for a spare We can turn this stitch into a ware And send that old devil back to hell Your back's not straight like before You really shouldn't care in me no more I'm much too heavy for you I'm really quite a mess, yes We just don't care anymore We're cricket and were cut to the core We're just not there anymore But we really don't care do we No, we couldn't care less We couldn't care less Could we?
hur mar du! swedish seaLs!
Brilliant Alan Alda ❤
She's as attractive as she sounds. Great song, too.
excellenT swedish seals rockiN'
My best friend would’ve loved to watch this video. He loved the all the history of Old Cincinnati and I he loved even more telling it. Some of my best memories with him were out there. I sure do miss Hunter. 5:37
@@stownley2005 That’s why I gave him the dedication there. I know he would have enjoyed it. 👍🏻
@ I saw that was a very nice surprise to see cause the whole I was thinking about him.
Before autotune. No twerking. She’s not wearing lingerie or crawling on the floor. It’s called talent.
Who was the Sidekicks goalie? Esko Deliesko or something....
At the time, their starting goalie was Krys Sobieski. Other goal keepers on the team were Billy Phillips and Mark White.
James was from Madrid Missouri. Married a woman from Cincinnati. Fast forward 150 years and you find Jerry w dewitt fom new Madrid living in riverside
@@Jerry-vr2or interesting! I read that on the San Jacinto Museum website that his wife was named Sarah Ann C. Do you happen to know what her maiden name was? I was also trying to figure out if he was related to Green Dewitt (whose wife was also named Sarah). As best I can determine, James was one of Green’s siblings.
She was so attractive
Rest in Peace, Ms. Terri Garr!
My mother grew up in Cline's Prairie during the 1930s so I was aware of Cincinati. My aunt wrote a paper on the town back in 1936 and it was included in the Walker County History that was published in 1986. There is two articles in that book on Cincinati. I still own some land nearby. I'm guessing the old town was south of the river, west of the Estelle Unit, and east of Indian Camp Road?
@@gsmith6097 yes, it’s west and a little north of Estelle and east of Indian Camp road. I have the Walker County History book you mentioned and I’m familiar with the article as well. One of my cousins wrote a book loosely based on real events in my family history that are all centered around Cincinnati. It’s called, No Holier Spot of Ground.👍🏻
haha that's a really rocky start, they must have been so nervous! Love em.
Had some great tunes
What I would have done to see this performance live… 😭
I have over 30 confederate ancestors that fought in Virginia regiments. That loved in henry an pittsylvania counties an owned bf gravely an sons plug tobacco in danville. Fought in the 42nd an 24th Virginia's.
Who is the blond guy with wire rimmed glasses talking?
Jonathan Taplin (former Road Manager)
I think we should honor every part of American history and realize and stop pretending we with air conditioning could ever understand the plight of or even have the ability to come close to being able to place judgement on 99% of common men and women in the 1800’s
I have had trouble sleeping lately, I have even went to classical music with Spanish guitar which is lovely but doesn't help me sleep. I remember this song and all the Cardigans on the Emmerdale album. The whole thing is a lovely lullaby. I have every Cardigans CD (remember those things?) I'm off to bed and listening to Emmerdale. 🛌😴😪
GORDON’S GARDENPARTY <3
Gordon Freeman's gardenparty.
War is hell.
WOW , I had no idea that Robbie Robertson actually wrote this song ( knowing that Robbie is Canadian ) , I always thought Levon Heim wrote it for some dumb ass me reason ... after all these years finding this video in 2024 😮😅😅
I was just talking about Cincinnati Texas today. I love learning about our local history. Thanks for this info.
@@gardenantqs Good to hear! Glad you enjoyed the video! 👍🏻
@@DSBac since this is on private land will you ever do a video where you could see it in person and explain where more of what the place looks like now and where the buildings may have been located?
@@gardenantqsMy brief history video on my channel shows some stills and video of what it looks like today, but aside from the historical marker and the few grave stones, there’s not much to see with the naked eye. That said, I’ve been discussing some future plans with the Walker County Historical Society to see what could be done to preserve and recover some of the town. It will require the cooperation of my cousin who owns the property. So, I’m hoping one day I could do a video like that, but there will be a lot that needs to happen before I can make one worth while. But there’s hope it will happen!
That old deep bend in the river might have been dug out to hold a long wharf where steamboats could tie up for loading brakes of cotton and have enough room to turn around to head back to the Gulf. That town had an estimated population of 600 in 1853 when someone brought in yellow fever to the community. That killed around 250 people which should explain why there's 2 or 3 graveyards. A good number of residents left and never returned. It completely died when a Dallas to Houston RR crossed the Trinity River 15 miles downstream from the hamlet of now 35 residents. The only remains of that town should be the cemeteries and the trash dump. Nearby residents usually dismantled the structures in abandoned towns for their lumber, brick, stone and tin roofing. What was left behind was raked up to be burned, melted down as scrap or dumped in the trash dump so it wouldn't interfere with plowing the site for row crops. The old dirt roads in East Texas became sunken lanes due to rain runoff washing away the mud and then the wind blowing away the dry dusty dirt. The old roads there may have had thin soils sitting on top of rocks so wouldn't show up as sunken depressions on Lidar. That bend in the river appeared to have some sand bars. The ACoE probably built a levee there to stop erosion and added fill to bring it above the water table.
Does anyone know exactly where in Ft. Worth this footage was taken?
I think it was at Will Rogers Auditorium.
@@DSBac yeah I do remember going to this show....
Me detect a Cure vibe ....
Love it ❤
Feel the soul when bands write and perform their music.
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the eternal of 90s
So underrated great band
Yep.
Shes such a good singer
What an unbelievable performance!!
She dressed down so Mr. O'Donnell didn't rape her.
I never understood why they never got big. Gran Turismo was even better. Much better than Taylor Swift.
The Cardigans are the most underrated Swedish band ever 🇸🇪.
So underrated, they're quite literally -47
Greatness.
Nice borderline karen haircut
How is this 12 years old and it only has 21 comments? This is so beautiful.
I wish more people could appreciate the meaning of "The NIght They Drove Old Dixie Down". This beautiful song is not really about the South or "the old South". It's about the romantic sentiments of just one group in the South, white supremacists. Black and Brown people, Native American people don't sing or play this song. It's helpful to be aware that a significant portion of the people who live in the former Confederate States we call "the South" are Black, Red, and Brown; social justice advocates, progressives, hippies, and Democrats. What a rich irony that these demographics don't register in the minds of most people who love this song. Doug Pratt, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
The guitar in this song is truly underrated.
It’s like 8 brilliant parts in one
Yeah its a great arrangement, he is really doing the heavy lifting
and the bass? that bonk makes it go mad
The rhythm guitar is sick 🤟🏾
This songs makes me feel I'm in love with my girlfriend. I don't have a girlfriend.
Much better performance, than in 2003 :) Amazing song!
Those were the days :)
Man, this is why I love youtube. Legit would be lost to time without it. Thank You Man!
They have their own rock tastes despite of pop band. Cool
I love you Nina
Major Tom, does not die in Bowie's version of Space Oddity. If you listen to David Bowie's song Ashes To Ashes, from the Scary Monsters album, you will find that Major Tom comes back to Earth and is hooked on wonder drugs. Ashes To Ashes funk to funky we know Major Tom's a junkie strung out on heavens high hitting an all time low. So The lovely & talented Emm Gryner is wrong about the fate of Major Tom. Don't get me wrong I'm a big fan of Emm Gryner, but I've been a David Bowie fan for 55 years and know David Bowie's music very well.
Well, I should probably let you take up that debate with her, but here's my take: I'm familiar with Ashes to Ashes as well and I'm sure I'm not as big Bowie fan as you are, but since Emm was in David's band and knew him to some degree, it's conceivable that David even told her that Tom dies in the song. It certainly would seem that Tom would have to have died being stranded and losing communication. I don't know that I agree that Ashes to Ashes necessarily indicates that Tom somehow made it back from the mission sung about in Space Oddity. It could be that Ashes to Ashes refers to a different situation that happened prior to the Space Oddity scenario. David Bowie has said the ending of 2001 was somewhat comparable to what happens to Major Tom. While there is some debate about that ending, it seems pretty clear that the astronaut does die. But apparently he then gets transformed into some other sort of being and sent back to Earth (alive again) after death. So, that could be a scenario where Emm is correct, but you're also correct that Tom is somehow brought back to life on Earth. Or Ashes to Ashes could simply be just Bowie imagining an alternate universe where Tom never dies and becomes a junky. Of course, you *could* be correct in your interpretation, but maybe Space Oddity or Ashes to Ashes (like many songs) are somewhat open to interpretation. So, maybe there isn't a 100% definitive way interpreting what happens to Tom. I've always assumed that he dies based on the lyrics, but it's not a hill I'm going to die on. Lol Appreciate your take though! Maybe I'll ask her about it some day?
Of course you to are right as well I think that all of Bowie's songs are definitely up to interpretation. So it could be that there is no right or wrong answers to any of David Bowie's work, but it's definitely fun to discuss & speculate about. Thanks for your reply I enjoyed reading it. Good point of view.