Lonzo and Oscar - Mountain Dew video free download
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Duration: 03:43
Uploaded: 2007/08/12
Lonzo and Oscar with Cousin Luther and Smokey performing "Mountain Dew" on The Grand Ole Opry.
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9 years ago
Tristan Courter
marty robbins?10 years ago
Anti Social
i used to work for oscar he owned a camp ground in kentucky he was a good man funny as all get out and treated everybody good his wife was as sweet as can be also i miss them days10 years ago
Donald Smith
Cousin Luther!10 years ago
wang0fett
ill shut up my mug if u fill up my jug11 years ago
mlpii66
Love the way Cousin Luther just talks all the time, I always wondered what he was saying.11 years ago
Ragman517
Early model electric dobro11 years ago
lax hound
im so happy to be related to these guys :)11 years ago
TheMARTINFCC
fucking funny :DDDD11 years ago
SINIMA BEATS
Anyone know what instrument the fellow on the far left is playing? I've never seen anything like it but it sounds like a steel guitar.11 years ago
Adelfred
RIP Oscar11 years ago
ira logan
its cousin luther hes my grandpa. i still have his steel. his names jack logan12 years ago
Missinslady
@MisterHuskey Cousin luther is actually my father in law, Jack Logan. He did own Music City recorders and was still a great musician until his death in 2006. My son Ira now owns that very fashionable "Cousin Luther" outfit and his steel guitar. Steve still plays music and lives just a few miles from Jacks hometown in Southern Illinois. Our son, Ira is continuing the "Logan Family Tradition" of playing music and hopes to one day play just like his Dad and "Pa."12 years ago
MisterHuskey
@rexella Cousin Luther is Steve Logan. Mr. Logan partly owned and engineered at a Nashville Recording Studio (Music City Recorders) for many years. Mr. Logan passed away roughly 10 years ago and the studio is now known as Studio 19.13 years ago
MUSTANGMAN50LX
ole Oscar he is a good man i use to work for him back when he owned a campgroung in cave city "singing hill's" was the place that man was a hard worker as old as he was he would get out there and work his ass off everday and always saying something funny13 years ago
Slick Andrews
How GREAT were these guys???!!!!! They absolutely MURDER most modern "Bluegrass" players! Say... what's this I always here these days? "There ain't no bass slappin' in Bluegrass"... MMM, MMM, MMMM. Watch, listen, and LEARN my friends.... THIS IS THE STUFF! WOW!!!!!!13 years ago
Jon Doeringer
13 years ago
Jon Doeringer
Shock and Awe? Horror and Amazing? Incredible musicians coupled with side-show humor??? So great to be able to see these Americana moments from the past! A cable channel used to run this(?) show at times, maybe 10 years ago, and I was quickly drawn in, when I found it. I used to be in an old time band. Once a year, we'd play this bluegrass festival WAY up north, 7 hr NW of Winnipeg! They had some old country acts too - the first time I saw 'Lonzo and Oscar'. This was in 82, and Oscar was ...13 years ago
TheDurnans
Oscar really reminds me of Speck Rhodes.13 years ago
larryw sullivan40
Oscar (Rollin) is 92 years old now and is performing in two weeks at our hometown celebration. Unbelievable13 years ago
T0MMY561
my grandfather wrote there song "getin the hang of it now" for them it was writen by jimmy sims from gelle glade florida!!!!Related Videos
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