Thursday, May 3, 2012

Music of the Civil War...

This is a video of somethingy that only the PEEPS got to do... when Ernie and I (Frankie Furter) were at Sarge's house in Pencil Vane E Ah.     
The guys are Steve Johnston on the WHISTLE and  John Tenney on BONES!    YES.. I did say bones... butt not the kind that WE are used to...  these bones seem to have been used to make music.   Who would have thought? 

Now let me tell you THIS...   I had THREE videos to show you.. BUTT fur SOME REASON... known ONLY to Butt Scootin BLOGGER...   I could only get ONE to Download.   GRRRRRRRRRR.

Well, I hope that you enjoy seeing and hearing  the    VENANGO BRIGADE   at least Once.   They played a LOT of different tunes that were popular that long ago.     Certainly nothing like the music we hear today.   I'm just sayin.

This was at the public Library... and there were a LOT of Peeps there to enjoy the evening where they learned a LOT about Men and Women who were in the Civil War.       I (Frankie Furter)    HEAR that it was very interesting.  
       Did I ever tell you that General William Tecumseh Sherman was born in Lancaster, OHIO which is not far from where we live?    
PeeS.....    my pre -posts are STILL not coming up on their own... like they SHOULD.     I keep sending Blogger  nasty   very NICE Feedback about it...   and that is just what I think they are doing with them...   FEEDING on them.    Beclaws they certainly have NOT fixed the problem.   I even tried getting rid of the old CACHED thingys...   Nothing is workin fur me...   GRRRRRR.  

27 comments:

WFT Nobby said...

Those humans in the video have very impressive furs!

HH and The Boys said...

Sorry you're having frustrating computer times. Maybe things will get fixed soon. Hope so anyway.

Have a good day, pal.

pawhugs, Max

Declan said...

Wow bones! Now ain't that something! We think that Blogger is generally c**p too! Deccy x

Bella Roxy & Macdui said...

Better not mention Sherman to the southern dogs...BOL!

Our Grandfather was a Civil War buff, so SHE grew up with busts of Lincoln and Lee and lots of Civil War music.

XXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy

Scooter said...

Hey F-n-E!
Wow, that must have been really fun for our peeps! I heard all about it from Mom and Dad. They liked it too. I'd rather have soup bones, but that's just me. BOL
Grr and Woof,
Sarge, COP

♥Mona + Prissy + Angel Weenie♥ said...

Except for that music being around the Civil War, Mommy loves it.

Don't get Mommy started on Blogger. We've heard more HBO words since all this crap started then I have in the 7 years I've been with Mommy.

{{{huggie}}}....Mona

Bassetmomma said...

That Venango Bigade sounds pretty cool! My grandfather used to play the bones. My brother actually has them now. I sure hope you get this c**p sorted out with blogger soon! :)

♥♥ The OP Pack ♥♥ said...

Who would have thought of making music on bones? Very cool sound.

Blogger sure has it out for you. Hope you can get it all sorted out soon. It must be so very frustrating.

Woos - Phantom, Thunder, Ciara, and Lightning

Frankie Furter and Ernie said...

Hey Everybuddy... It is ME..(Frankie Furter) THIS post popped up like it was supposed to..

SOOOOOOOOO... I sent them a VERY NICE THANK YOU feed back comment.

I CAN be Nice. hehehe

houndstooth said...

Pretty cool old-time music! I'm sorry Blogger is giving you such fits. Have you tried using another browser to see if that affects things any?

Bunny

Anna the GSD said...

Peoples play bones?!!? Don't they know NOT to play with the foods?? lol

Lucy-Fur, as typed by Dr. Liz said...

I must say, my friend, I don't know what is happening in the world when our YOUNGER siblings are growing BIGGER than us, their OLDER siblings. Maybe your cousin Francine will help keep Ernest in line! ;-)

*kissey face*
-Fiona and Abby the Hippobottomus

Murphy said...

Glad you got the video downloaded. I will show it to my dad too!

K9 Katastrophie said...

That was some cool music! Thanks for your comment on my mom's political post. great advice!

Licks,
Ruthie

Sweet William The Scot said...

Oh we liked the music. Lee is facinated by history. We are on Ancestry.com a lot. Lee's great great grandfather was in the Ohio 12th Infantry an at the Battle of Antietam. The 12th took one of the hardest hits, they got cut off with no cover yet they held and did not break.
Sweet William The Scot

♥ Sallie said...

Cool!

Hugs,

The Websters said...

But you don't get to eat the bones? I don't get it.

Nora

Anonymous said...

What a cool event your Mom and Dad got to attend at the library :) I've never heard of peeps playing bones before. Pretty neat sounding :) I try dropping my bones on the floor. They make a nice clunk clunk sound that is like music to MY ears ;) Thanks for sharin pal!

Waggin at ya,
Roo

PeeS: Sorry to hear your scheduled posties aren't workin right. We always just do ours on the fly. Hopefully blogger will fix the glitches soon :)

Unknown said...

very cool! I am so sorry blogger is being a pain, I wish we could help but we are on wordpress.

Dachshund Nola said...

That must have been fun for your peeps! I'm so fed up with Blogger I can barely bark
Dachshund Nola

Remington said...

That is cool! I can't believe all the problems with the blogger lately!

Scooter said...

that sounded pretty cool. WOW that was one wild and crazy beard!!

wags
Jazzi

Lorenza said...

Sounds grrreat!
I am sure they enjoyed a lot being there!
Blogger... Blogger...
Patience is the word that applies to this!
Take care
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza

Two French Bulldogs said...

We can't get a hold of that video. Hmmmm
Benny & Lily

Ziggy Stardust said...

That music was pretty cool and they must be pretty old if they were in the Civil War...what Mom?...oh never mind but they did look pretty old. I bet if you were there you would have been tapping right along with them.

Loveys Sasha

p.s. Mommy says blogger sucks donkey balls, whatever that means.

Shane Kent Louis said...

Wow! Now I'm jealous, those are really lovely furs. :D


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Molly the Airedale said...

We love this kind of music! Mom and dad have friends that are fife and drummers.

Love ya lots,
Mitch and Molly