My granddaughter just turned 3yrs. today and younger sister 17 mos. when out of the blue I tuned in to you tube for Pacos Bill. As a young boy I had the record album. What a terat We listened several times. The oldest even started singing along. this was very nicely done. Thank you for posting it.
I sat here frozen for 9:27 remembering 40 years back to my Pecos Bill Golden Book (hard to believe it was 30+ years old at that point) I didn't even get goosebumps until afterwards I was in such a trance. I immediately remembered every page and word. I had all but forgotten about this, yet this book is the reason I am literate! I remember learning to read it so I wouldn't have to wait for someone else to do it for me. I had the record too but only heard it a handful of times before it was stepped on and broken. I still remember those guys telling the story. Wow, thank you so much for a GREAT reminder and bringing those memories back.
Some of it is missing, but this did bring a big smile to my face! I may only be 20, but i grew up with records like this. This was one of my favorites!
Got a disney LP album in Christmas 66. Had this story and several other disney vignettes. Haven't heard it in about 45 years, but still remember every word! Thanks!
It's nice to have pleasant childhood memories. Suddenly, though, real life wisdom and information forces you to rethink things. The native Americans were not happy to have their land taken away and to be massacred virtually out of existence. The child is innocent of all that, but when we still have a deeply problematic relationship with those first Americans, their survivors, we as adults have to change our understanding, and be sensitive to the reality that, Indians were not colorful, violent, less-than-human characters. They didn't "force" us to decimate them. All I'm saying is we have to do something like acknowledging the realities of the Native American history, just touch on that. So there is no chance we are just perpetuating all of that brutalizing mindset portrayed in the cartoon. Way too serious perhaps for this context, but I would rather err on the side of being humane and sensitive, though this is also an awesome and lovely portrayal of the mythical West.
The narrator of this Prague ad claimed 55 of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were Protestant. I'd take exception to that; The author of that declaration, Thomas Jefferson, was skeptical of Christianity. Many of the Founding Fathers were men of "The Enlightenment" not died in the wool Bible thumpers like the the Pilgrims. Charles Carroll of Maryland was the one Catholic who must've been of the former. Many of the "Signers" were Masons.
My granddaughter just turned 3yrs. today and younger sister 17 mos. when out of the blue I tuned in to you tube for Pacos Bill. As a young boy I had the record album. What a terat We listened several times. The oldest even started singing along. this was very nicely done. Thank you for posting it.
Thanks for your reply! As the video says, I listened to it over and over I loved it so much :-)
I sat here frozen for 9:27 remembering 40 years back to my Pecos Bill Golden Book (hard to believe it was 30+ years old at that point)
I didn't even get goosebumps until afterwards I was in such a trance. I immediately remembered every page and word.
I had all but forgotten about this, yet this book is the reason I am literate! I remember learning to read it so I wouldn't have to wait for someone else to do it for me.
I had the record too but only heard it a handful of times before it was stepped on and broken. I still remember those guys telling the story.
Wow, thank you so much for a GREAT reminder and bringing those memories back.
Your comment echoes my feelings about this story! It brings back so many happy memories.Thank you.
Some of it is missing, but this did bring a big smile to my face! I may only be 20, but i grew up with records like this. This was one of my favorites!
thank you for your comment!
Got a disney LP album in Christmas 66. Had this story and several other disney vignettes. Haven't heard it in about 45 years, but still remember every word! Thanks!
What fun! Got this on 45"s from 1949
Pecos rolled a smoke & lit it, then he swallowed it & shit it, now it's Preparation H for him each day.
Muchas gracias por compartir la historia del vaquero mas autentico que existió...excelente calidad, muy buen trabajo....
The Pecos River is a river that originates in eastern New Mexico and flows into Texas, emptying into the Rio Grande. Wikipedia...tune begins at 4:29
made me cry, it did.
happy memories usually do
thank you
This is a precious gem
It was from an album called Cowboy Roundup by Mark Howard, Tim Crouch and others. I purchased it from iTunes. Glad you liked it :-)
Timeline tall tale! Thank you sir, for uploading!
Oh happy memories. I think I may still have this record somewhere. If I could go back I would.
Pecose Bill is one of my favourite american legend ❤❤❤
This is my video. I just posted it under my husband's name because I did not have a UA-cam site.. Memories of a happy time growing up!
Bette Harper YOU DO HAVE A UA-cam CHANNEL
I remember this so well on the other side was Johnny Appleseed
You think that ole gal sittin' up there on the moon ponderin' how things turned out has had time to learn her lesson ? I doubt it…
We watched this in class today :)
I would be a sane person and just catch Sue with my bare hands when she went bouncing
What a great memory! I did miss Wide Awake Jones, but it's a good edit, nonetheless.
Im studying tall tales in school so this is what I have to watch
Poor Sue.
Well at least she has plenty of cheese to eat all for herself.
:)
Cool story i loved it
Five hundred five thousand views and no comments?
Good job
Thanks so much!
Your comment made me smile! Thank you
It's nice to have pleasant childhood memories. Suddenly, though, real life wisdom and information forces you to rethink things. The native Americans were not happy to have their land taken away and to be massacred virtually out of existence. The child is innocent of all that, but when we still have a deeply problematic relationship with those first Americans, their survivors, we as adults have to change our understanding, and be sensitive to the reality that, Indians were not colorful, violent, less-than-human characters. They didn't "force" us to decimate them.
All I'm saying is we have to do something like acknowledging the realities of the Native American history, just touch on that. So there is no chance we are just perpetuating all of that brutalizing mindset portrayed in the cartoon.
Way too serious perhaps for this context, but I would rather err on the side of being humane and sensitive, though this is also an awesome and lovely portrayal of the mythical West.
so cute
Well Done, Thank You.
The narrator of this Prague ad claimed 55 of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were Protestant. I'd take exception to that; The author of that declaration, Thomas Jefferson, was skeptical of Christianity. Many of the Founding Fathers were men of "The Enlightenment" not died in the wool Bible thumpers like the the Pilgrims. Charles Carroll of Maryland was the one Catholic who must've been of the former. Many of the "Signers" were Masons.
this seems like a diffrent version of tarzan im telling u that girl looks just like jane from tarzan
♡
Dag.
I was thinking if he was real
Lol
ok
Gonna gs
roll along blue shadows peccos bill is so lonely i no like
Sell Out!
so cute
Thanks for your nice comment Destiny :-)
so. ugly
so. ugly
so. handsome
so. handsome