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Kentucky's peculiar setup allowed for a small school to have a reasonable chance to win, and I am fascinated with that. I read a story about Cuba and how they won the state in - I think, 1952. That is such an amazing achievement. Indiana, conversely, had very few small schools even make the finals. Milan was the last one to win it 1954.

Carr Creek did a great job to win it all. Shows how great King Kelly was when he scores 28 and a guy says “I stopped his butt”. I guess anything short of 50 points was a good day for the defense against him.

He must have been drunk during this interview! There’s a video of him playing posted on TH-cam and he never ever dribbled with his left hand. He didn’t do anything period with his left hand! He jacked up wild shot after wild shot. The whole legend about how great he was is total bullshit! When he played against the Big O, Oscar Robinson is an all star game he score 4 big points. King Kelly Colman, king of the bullshit.

Cool, you rarely get to see Don in action in the pics.

Friends with the band, ran sound some and drove them to a couple of gigs, Tewligans and Jockey Club when they opened for the Dead Kennedy's. Hung out and ran sound a time or two.

I knew Mark the soundman and Gerald some from when we both worked at UK.

There was another guitarist but I never knew their name.

Karen Mitchell on Keys and Vocals.

I was there. Got together with Sam before he left for SF

I was there

1. Dead On 2 Legs Luncheonette 2. Break It Off 3. OBDUM

My husband is from here his grandparents lived on main st

The basketball excitement of the 50s and 60s, in eastern Kentucky, was amazing. I was so blessed to live there. I love the sport to this day. Most of us, now follow the Kentucky Wildcats year after year. The euphoric victories peppered with humbling losses, keep us happily anticipating, just as we did in our high school memories. Basketball is the greatest!

I'm originally from this area. Born in Hazard and raised in Hindman (Vest community) til I was 8 yrs old. ❤️

My Grandad graduated class of 1938. He scored the first goal in their newly built gym. He turns 100 in February. My Grandmother was a 1938 Wayland Wasp cheerleader

My father went to school here

I have travelled all over parts of Eastern Kentucky. Beautiful part of the state in its own right. Also places of the forgotten and stuck in time. Been by this school several times.

Never been here. I saw a home for sale on the internet. Wanted some info and stumbled across this great video. Looks like a beautiful place :) Video is sad. Obviously, great memories for many who know this place.

This made me cry. I live in Wayland, and I thought that it was a town that was nothing, but now I know that it's actually something. Think you for this.

So sad to see that a once wonderful school and area is basically a ghost town now. My father grew up in Wayland and although I haven't been there much in my lifetime he always used to talk about the "fountain". With the decline of coal small towns such as Wayland and Martin really don't have much of anything anymore, very heartbreaking indeed. But such a beautiful history involving King Kelly and the Wayland Wasps, even if it did go down in history as a "what if" story would've loved to see him play against Jerry West in the pro's. God bless these small communities suffering from the fall of coal =[.

THIS IS SO SAD, HOW TIME HAS CHANGED SINCE THEN...THANKS FOR SHARING..

w.t.f. of many good times!!!! jay jay Jonathan o35@gmail.com

w.t.f. of many good times!!!! jay jay Jonathan o35@gmail.com

Jonathan Sutherland here, what a treat ,a blast from my past, Are past ! ! !Holla back,...jay jay Jonathan 035@gmail.com

Jonathan Sutherland here, what a treat ,a blast from my past, Are past ! ! !Holla back,...jay jay Jonathan 035@gmail.com

Jonathan Sutherland, man what treat to run across a blast from the past 100% !!!!! Hope all you guys are still doing what ever the hell you want, and much more!!!!!! I've been out of town. For many moons, and etc. Holla back... jay jay Jonathan 035@gmail.com

Jonathan Sutherland, man what treat to run across a blast from the past 100% !!!!! Hope all you guys are still doing what ever the hell you want, and much more!!!!!! I've been out of town. For many moons, and etc. Holla back... jay jay Jonathan 035@gmail.com

Keith...are you still in contact with Don?

Does anyone know how to contact Don Ho?

I am crying tears full of memories from when I lived here

My grandpas home town the wayland wasps

Hey Keith, could you post the rest of this show? I love Dementia! Thanx

Excellent! Just as fuzzy as my memory. :-)

Cool!

Sam Gillespie (r.i.p.) lead guitar Gerald Distad (r.i.p) drums Carter Suter, vocals, guitar John Croxton, bass ????, keyboard, vocals

Wow. Cameras were expensive then. What did you shoot this on? VHS? Fisher-Price PXL Vision? or 1/2" reel-to-reel?

Amaaaazing !! Sounds good, even so many years before. do anybody have their Fly Again Demo (1987) ?? Would be sooo good... ^^

YES. excellent.

bradley: vinyl jodhpurs?!

A nice tribute to Gyn, Troy, Roger, etc...

This was New Years Eve 1981 at Club Au Go Go.. The Band was Dementia Pre Cox.. Club Au Go Go gave out free beer that night.. I filmed this as a Lexington Lost Production. Enjoy.