[MarkS57]

[QUOTE=<snip>
Wildwood flower by Jim Stafford
Last chant by Stafford
Swampwitch by Stafford
Spiders and snakes by Stafford [/QUOTE]

Jim Stafford is a real cut up. when weed became more & more "sorta" legal, I looked & found this from years ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItrzLCGv044
About Spiders and Snakes, now when you're crawlin' around under neath that thing in the heat ever run into one or both?
Actually, Jim Stafford is a hell of a guitar player.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

He's a plumb nut !

My first piece of owned music was The Best of Jim Stafford in 4th grade when my mom joined one of those record clubs , I got to choose one.
Spiders and Snakes was a big hit at that time so I picked it.
Wound up liking a lot of the songs on the 8track , about 50 years ago.
Still do
Good music behind the lyrics

[MarkS57]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

He's a plumb nut !

My first piece of owned music was The Best of Jim Stafford in 4th grade when my mom joined one of those record clubs , I got to choose one.
Spiders and Snakes was a big hit at that time so I picked it.
Wound up liking a lot of the songs on the 8track , about 50 years ago.
Still do
Good music behind the lyrics

Here is something ya'll might like, scroll down to the Smothers Brother's pieces, it's great stuff.

https://acousticguitarvideos.com/351...ughing-matter/

[bulletpruf]

Originally Posted by MarkS57

Jim Stafford is a real cut up. when weed became more & more "sorta" legal, I looked & found this from years ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItrzLCGv044
About Spiders and Snakes, now when you're crawlin' around under neath that thing in the heat ever run into one or both?
Actually, Jim Stafford is a hell of a guitar player.

Snakes? Haven't seen any at Will's ranch yet, but I did catch a coral snake in the garage yesterday. Brought him to a nearby Army base (Camp Bullis) to release him.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Are karaoke backing tracks copyrighted too ? (no lyrics)

The drone footages were kinda upscale .
Most of it was as good as a production crew format.
Sometimes the music was too heavy for the content.
Was thinking stuff more mystical and enchanting could be more in the middle of the road.
You did a great job , these are just suggestions for fine tune adjustments.

Have watched a couple other old dozer rescues now , from YT suggestion side bar.
One let about 2-3 gallons of water out of the crankcase before any oil came out , after sitting 37 years.
They got it running and moving
Old Cats are pretty amazing

[bulletpruf]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

Are karaoke backing tracks copyrighted too ? (no lyrics)

The drone footages were kinda upscale .
Most of it was as good as a production crew format.
Sometimes the music was too heavy for the content.
Was thinking stuff more mystical and enchanting could be more in the middle of the road.
You did a great job , these are just suggestions for fine tune adjustments.

Have watched a couple other old dozer rescues now , from YT suggestion side bar.
One let about 2-3 gallons of water out of the crankcase before any oil came out , after sitting 37 years.
They got it running and moving
Old Cats are pretty amazing

The drone footage is a recent thing. I've had a drone for a few years, but have yet to use it for YT footage. Will has a similar one and he shot the drone scenes. I agree that they really make this seem like a more polished production.

I hear you on the music being too heavy for the content. Maybe music similar to the bonus footage at the end for the intro.

I'll check on the karaoke versions of those songs.

No shortage of dozer rescues on YT! Will and I rescued a monster 1959 D7 a few months ago - three videos in the series, here's the first - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBif6E-jFNQ

Thanks,

Scott