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Drake Pugh
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Us Two And Him live on the Ralph Emery Show
Footage of Us Two And Him on the Ralph Emery Show.
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The Easternaires - Piano Roll Blues
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A live recording of the Easternaires singing Bob Bohn’s arrangement of “Piano Roll Blues.” Recorded about mid-60’s. Special thanks to Jan Ryan (widow of tenor, Eddy Ryan) for this recording and these great photos of the Easteraires. The configuration of the Easternaires in this recording and in the photos is Eddy Ryan (tenor), Dan Heyburn (lead), Bob Bohn (bari), and Bill Annichiarico (bass). T...
That Old Barbershop Style
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1978 Innsiders performance for “That Old Barbershop Style”.
Dealer’s Choice Tribute
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In honor of the Dealer’s Choice’s 50th anniversary as international champions, here is a short documentary produced by the Vocal Majority as part of their 10th anniversary documentary in 1982. This tells the story of the Dealer’s Choice from 1971 to 1978. The Dealer’s Choice did return to the show circuit from 1988 to 1992 with Greg Clancy on tenor and the original foursome reunited in 1998 for...
Gold Medal Quartet Golden Anniversaries 1991-1995.
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Chordbusters, Elastic Four, Four Harmonizers, Harmony Halls, and Misfits 50th anniversary tributes.
1976 SPEBSQSA International San Francisco
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1976 SPEBSQSA International Convention held in San Francisco, CA.
The Pacificaires - Alabama Jubilee Bound
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1971 contest footage of the Pacificaires. 1969 Far Western District Champions and 1972, 73, and 74 International Silver Medalists. L to R: Fred Dregne (bari), Mike Hemphill (tenor), Rudy Wissler (lead), Bill Fritz (bass).
1971 SPEBSQSA International Convention
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1971 SPEBSQSA International Convention held in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The Four Teens 50th Anniversary Tribute
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Four Teens 50th Anniversary tribute video played at the 2002 SPEBSQSA International in Portland, Oregon. The three surviving members as well as their manager, Mike Egan, were all in attendance and given special military honors from Tops In Blue.
Most Happy Fellows 2005 Mic Test
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The Most Happy Fellows, 1977 SPEBSQSA International Champions, testing the mics for the international quartet competition in 2005. Members of the group at the time consisted of Bob Hodge (tenor), Larry Hassler (lead), Jack Lyon (bari), and Tom Wilkie (bass). Original bass, Ken Hawkinson, had died two years prior to this performance.
Schmitt Brothers 50th Anniversary Tribute
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Schmitt Brothers 50th anniversary tribute in Nashville, TN at the 2001 SPEBSQSA International Convention. Jim Schmitt (lead) was the last living member at the time and he along with many members of the Schmitt family sang on stage in a large chorus as a tribute to his great quartet.
Thank you so much for providing these memories..my dad was in many of the early 70's and place 14th in 67...
I was there!!
Love this!
I remember seeing them perform Redhead in San Francisco.
30 second post!!
Truly champions. Four guys that never quit, and made it to the top of the craft. Singing Denny Driscoll's "Sunny Side Up". Let's here Tim Waurick post that tag.
Sundowners clearly won that contest............
I was thankful that I had a chance to sing in a quartet at that convention. It was the last time I sang with the All Stars quartet as I was being transferred from Buffalo to San Antonio by the US Air Force. The night before we departed we sang our final song to our wives - to the tune of “For all we know, we may never meet again.” It was a sad farewell.
I was just thinking last night how much I miss the Most Happy Fellows❣️And Phil DeBar too❣️
2005 was my first international, and also the first time I heard these guys live. They got me interested in 1970's barbershop, which is still my favourite era; BSU and the Oriole 4 are two of my all-time favourite quartets. As an EVG guy, I was able to hear them a few times after this. They really were a treasure, great guys. Footage like this is golden. Thanks for sharing!
Wow, that bass clef is pretty dang good!
Hearing all four of then sing together at whitney hall earlier this year was incredible!
I was married to one of the 1976 International Quartet members,Mike Cox-tenor!! I so much appreciate your support of barbershop music and of course love hearing The Innsiders!! Thank you!!
"A bunch o' the boys were whoopin' it up at the Metamucil Cafe...." "Now it wasn't the stranger a takin' a leak or the lady that's known as Lou."
1:54 is so gorgeous
2:26 is crazyyyy
Wonderful harmony!!! Thanks for sharing
They were simply the greatest singing quartet there ever was. Extending the legacy of the 1956 champion quartet the Confederates, who introduced jazzy rhythms and arrangements into barbershop harmony, the Dealer's Choice went on to codify the science of barbershop singing and usher the era of technique singing. I was most fortunate to be an active member of our singing society in those days and to have known the DC intimately.
Perfect comment and couldn't agree more! And yes, saw DC and VM live in mid 70s and have the albums.
The quartet competition was stacked, a lot of future champs 💪
With a quartet based out of Spring Texas called the Innsiders winning international gold. John Divine is still going strong with his legendary pipes
Simply amazing…
This tribute was something Grady Kerr and I put together to celebrate the DC's 10th anniversary. Grady would come to my studio at WFAA-TV (ABC) in Dallas after hours and we would work on it. He would provide the copy and I narrated and assembled the audio. As a new Barbershopper back then, this was wonderful experience to learn about the quartet. Over the years I have become friends with all 4 of them and Bill Thornton and I have a celebratory birthday lunch each year. We were both born on April 20th..
Used to love "Dangerous Dan". But it hasn't aged well, has it?
You "used to love Dangerous Dan"? What happened? Have you been awakened by the deceptions?
I was a brand new member at age 15 when this convention took place. I competed in a quartet at International for the first time at the Cow Palace fourteen years later. We finished 14th. Not too bad for a bunch of first timers!
Feels like the majority of the choruses back then had more voices on the risers than they do today.
The thumbnail for this video is terrifying
I agree!! I’m not sure why it chose that shot when I uploaded it lol!
You can change it! only if you want, of course I believe you can choose a frame from any point in the video to display as the thumbnail
@@alexfrancia1798I’ll do that!
This RULES
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Thank you for making this! Jim Schmitt was my grandpa and I am on stage singing. Great memories! Thanks again!
My wife and I were at the dedication on July 15. It was remarkable. I met Paula, Bill and Joel. Neat people. You come from good stock.
Wow. Just wow.
21:32 Wow!
I love the Gentlemen’s Agreement (clearly among the all-time great quartets), but how in the HELL did the Sundowners not win in ‘71? The tag at 26:52 is RIDICULOUS, especially for that era of barbershop. Were they just way ahead of their time? You can just hear the audience lose their minds at that stellar final chord (27:10) - I think I heard at least two overtones too! 🤯
This is awesome. Thanks for posting this. This video and the video from ‘71 remind me of how many “best to never win gold” quartets were around in the 70s: Sundowners, Vagabonds, 139th Street Quartet, Pacificaires…
Thank you for this posting as the emcee of these special was Dick Gifford the Bass of my Dads quartet the Four Hearsemen Thanks again Miss all these guys as all of them are in the Heavenly chorus now!!!
Gee, was Mike Rowe a member then?
Bob hodge is my grandfather, and this made me cry happy tears... it's been 11 years since he passed and this was everything!!! To know he is still remembered fills my heart. 💛
We hosted The Most Happy Fellows in 2004 at the 1733 Chorus in Kearney, Nebraska. They were a hit and everybody still talks about the show. We had a blast!!!!
Loved hearing your grandpa sing! Beautiful tenor especially on Those Eyes ❤️ Although it’s been 11 years, I’m sorry for your loss and our loss of such a beautiful voice from such a nice man❤️❤️🩹❤️
Larry Hassler talks about your grandfather to me all the time and I always love hearing his stories about him! Thank you to you and your family for sharing him with us all!
Thanks so much for this memory! Brought back a lot of memories .
The first international that I ever attended at the age of 15. And I’m actually in this video at 11:18. For about 5 seconds. The young kid with blonde hair singing with my dad and 2 other guys…
I hade no idea the Swedes were over there already in the 70s!
Can't stop replaying 26:52
do you have footage of the vagabonds from this year!?
Seconding this. The clip of them was WAAAAAAY too short.
Thank you
Brilliant with capital B! Post more please . . .
Thanks for posting this!
It's great that we are recovering these. I remember our chapter would rent out these videos each year for part of our programming. Loved them! There used to be designed for radio shows that Hugh Ingraham narrated - I think they were just 15 minutes long. They would have some sort of theme (Dads, Moms, Heart, Love, Parades, etc.) with 4 songs or so.
Dukes at 16:54
Thanks for sharing this! I see you have uploaded 1976 and 1971. Where did you find these?
I found them in the Society archives. I’m searching for more if I can find more!
@@drakepugh23 I had no idea they had an "archive" website to find these. Or, do you mean on their TH-cam channel?
@@drakepugh23see if you can find the four Voices challenging the aic in a singing contest, I believe it's the same year Freestyle was interrupted by Fred during their mic-test.
@@andreiter I found them in their physical archives at BHS HQ in Nashville. These came off of VHS
@@drakepugh23 Oh wow. You mean, you borrowed these tapes?
I'm so glad that the sound guys in 2005 were a little slow to get things sorted! ;) Seriously impressive that 28 years after their win that they still sounded top 10 worthy.
WHATTTTTTTTTT
More convention highlights. These are great!
I’m uploading the one from 1976 now. I’m searching for others!!
@@drakepugh23 Awesome! Thanks
He was so emotional. There were so many memories coming back, and he missed his brothers terribly.