thanks for posting, this brings back a lot of memories, I watched mr welks show every week as a child, and I prefer this kind of music to what they call music today, and we don,t have decent tv shows like this anymore you can watch with your family, so thanks for posting this and bringing back some wonderful memories
You know...it's funny how I never appreciated this while watching it growing up....but now that that's happened I've nothing but respect for the gentlemen now! Well I'm also a brass player so the tubist is kind of special too...
I just love the big grin Mr. Welk always has on his face when he dances. Pure joy! Sadly this is something my generation has lost. They have traded real joy and fun for staring at a screen with a blank dead look on their face. And when they do "dance" it's not really.
The fact that he can play this song on a tuba is... WOW!!! That's hard especially because it takes more time then the other instruments to get the air all the way through
I loved playing bass in polka bands and watching a packed floor of couples dancing, especially those that were really good. Sometimes a few of the seasoned couples would do what I called a perimeter dance. A man and woman would do these short steps with their arms locked, side by side, and skip around the outside perimeter of the dance floor with beaming smiles, glad that their dance lessons paid off. When lower priced wedding DJs started to replace live bands, dancing became scores of women racing to the dance floor, beer in one hand, a smoke inbthe other, sliding on their nylons the instant Cotton Eyed Joe was played. When Macarena became popular, dancing became extinct, then weddings followed.
I have memories of car trips and my dad tapping in time on the steering wheel to this. Until recently , I didn't know this song's title. I'm not sure who's more tired, the dancers, the tuba player or me watching !!
@GAP4EVER yes it is part of Northern Mexican culture . Because many Germans and Polish immigrated to Northern states like Sinaloa and Chihuahua and Nuevo Leon .
+Rusty Wolfe I am just saying in general. Since Richard was playing, I just complimented on him and that his wife has a great husband that loves her and she has her talents. I knew that that was Cissy dancing and not Mary Lou.
+taylor laski Lawrence Welk always did have more talent then he could ever showcase in a weekly hour. Mary Lou Metzger is a perfect example of that. She was in the trio with Gale Farrell and Sandi Griffiths and was always dancing with Jack Immel. But she could've just as easily stepped in and became Bobby Burgess' new dance partner when Cissy King got fired. Gale Farrell''s another example. Nobody could beat Jo Ann Castle's piano playing. But Gale Farrell could give her a run for her money. But because Lawrence Welk had so many talented people, she very rarely got the chance to play.
Iddz polga time wid our favorite Norweegian, Myron Floren. .... Holt it poys in the pand, HOLT it .... Nowuh I am da pand leader ... okey .. Cissy ... are you reddy? Ah one anuh two ...
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I'm 67 and grew up watching Lawrence Welk! This is my favorite polka! Those were the days!
Grew up on the farm with my grandparents watching Lawrence Welk on black and white TV. Those were the good old days!
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I don't care how old Lawrence Welk gets, he can still perform fabulously.
love to go back to these days-didn't realize how great they were back then...
I guess it is kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to stream new movies online ?
Amen to that
Ummm no
Love to listen to the Clarinet Polka and the Lawrence Welk Show was great, wish the would show it on TV again. ❤👍👍
It’s on public tv stations
It's on my local PBS station every Saturday night. 🪗
You will NEVER hear a better Tuba player...
thanks for posting, this brings back a lot of memories, I watched mr welks show every week as a child, and I prefer this kind of music to what they call music today, and we don,t have decent tv shows like this anymore you can watch with your family, so thanks for posting this and bringing back some wonderful memories
70 yo and so glad my mom had me watch Lawrence Welk with her on Saturday night.. Great music, so much better than stuff on tv today.
You know...it's funny how I never appreciated this while watching it growing up....but now that that's happened I've nothing but respect for the gentlemen now! Well I'm also a brass player so the tubist is kind of special too...
you gotta love Laurence polkaing at his age and when he says 'this girl is too wild for me' , he is close to busting a spring!
We had 3 channels growing up in Germany, and this was on one of them. I always enjoyed it.
I miss Myran Floren.....Accordionist extraordinaire....
This was terrific! I used to watch Lawrence Welk every Saturday night! Thanks for the excellent post!
I just love the big grin Mr. Welk always has on his face when he dances. Pure joy!
Sadly this is something my generation has lost. They have traded real joy and fun for staring at a screen with a blank dead look on their face. And when they do "dance" it's not really.
I've just recently learned that polka dancing is a whole aerobic workout.
The fact that he can play this song on a tuba is... WOW!!! That's hard especially because it takes more time then the other instruments to get the air all the way through
Playing fast is SO hard
Polka is so popular in Poland even now in the XXI century. There's no a wedding party in Poland without it. Some thing seem to never change.
Paulus 'never change' you need 2 more for that light bulb
Whantyeary
This tune is used in polish radio in programem "lato z radiem"
Timeless music for people of any age.
I'm Mexican and our banda music and dance has these roots. We love it.
I loved playing bass in polka bands and watching a packed floor of couples dancing, especially those that were really good. Sometimes a few of the seasoned couples would do what I called a perimeter dance.
A man and woman would do these short steps with their arms locked, side by side, and skip around the outside perimeter of the dance floor with beaming smiles, glad that their dance lessons paid off.
When lower priced wedding DJs started to replace live bands, dancing became scores of women racing to the dance floor, beer in one hand, a smoke inbthe other, sliding on their nylons the instant Cotton Eyed Joe was played.
When Macarena became popular,
dancing became extinct, then weddings followed.
My brother also played bass for a polka band and said it was some of the best fun he had in his whole career.
I have memories of car trips and my dad tapping in time on the steering wheel to this. Until recently , I didn't know this song's title. I'm not sure who's more tired, the dancers, the tuba player or me watching !!
I loved it! I saw this show when it first aired.
I always come to this video when I’m down and looking for some cheering up.
Super. To jest Polka Lata z Radiem. Polish best music 1 Program polskiego radia.
I love Poland after listen this when I was 5 years old
this is super professional. Why aren't people classy-talented like this anymore!?
braindamage LW hired only the BEST.
They are everywhere. You must be going to the wrong places.
yes Piano man.. they sure are... every where on You Tube all the greats were before 1979!
braindamage A8
Powder blue tuxes aren’t classy.
Wow! That tuba is really pumping away! 😜🔥🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🤣🤪
Laurence - more talented than I ever imagined.....
Thank you chen73, I use to watch it in PBS Detroit but it is no longer on there and I haven't seen it on the other stations which I have.
Amazing tuba. dancing, and accordion!
Loved his playing ...used to watch this program all the time back in the day :-)
Richard Maloof is superb! his playing and techniques inspired me to learn and master the bass. i tried the tuba and it wasn't for me.
Ol' Larry could really shake a leg!
These polkas were so popular in North Dakota. Don't know if they still are; I hope so!.
Candy mountain!
♫ ♫ "Oh, when you're down and looking for some cheering up..." ♫ ♫
CHARLIE THE UNICORN!!!
Cissy is absolutely adorable! I had a major crush on her!!
Grandissimo
HOLY CRAP!!! I play the tuba.... that would be soooo hard to play this guy amazes me!!!!!
The man's a legend!
That was awesome!
He is a very good Ackordeon player! Congratulations! Gratuliere! Muy bien tocada!
When I was in Honolulu in 1979-80....
@GAP4EVER yes it is part of Northern Mexican culture . Because many Germans and Polish immigrated to Northern states like Sinaloa and Chihuahua and Nuevo Leon .
Yes. My family
Outstanding thanks 🎄🌟🌟🎄👍👍
I wondered how long Lawrence would have been able to keep that up. Polkas are high-energy dances.
a to dopiero żywiołowe wykonanie !
GO Mr. Welk!
Que lindas polkas
Bravo!
thank you very much for sharing! :)
it is the candy mountain theme.
Brawo.Super.OK!!!!!!!!
Wow :) good bass note:)
what a boss. :)
No matter what anybody says,no one can beat myron on the accordion !!
I think the maestro was 25 years older than I am now at the time this was filmed. Yet he is clearly more fit than I am. I really need to get in shape.
Round is a shape!
outstanding
F a n t a s t i c ! Now that's entertainment!
polka is super and fan
it's impossible to wear a frown in candy town!
MYRON ROCKS!!!!
Pirknie😊❤
Mary Lou Metzger is one lucky lady.With her voice and dancing skills her and Richard make a good couple. After all the are husband and wife.
+taylor laski But that's Cissy King dancing in the clip - not Mary Lou Metzger.
+Rusty Wolfe I am just saying in general. Since Richard was playing, I just complimented on him and that his wife has a great husband that loves her and she has her talents. I knew that that was Cissy dancing and not Mary Lou.
+taylor laski Lawrence Welk always did have more talent then he could ever showcase in a weekly hour. Mary Lou Metzger is a perfect example of that. She was in the trio with Gale Farrell and Sandi Griffiths and was always dancing with Jack Immel. But she could've just as easily stepped in and became Bobby Burgess' new dance partner when Cissy King got fired. Gale Farrell''s another example. Nobody could beat Jo Ann Castle's piano playing. But Gale Farrell could give her a run for her money. But because Lawrence Welk had so many talented people, she very rarely got the chance to play.
Love it!
Ahora ya se de donde sacó Lalo Gonzalez "El Piporro" su estilo para bailar El Taconazo
Hi great song thank you
Si a Jose maria fernandez le gusta es porque es hermosa!
Holy smokes my childhood
😊🎉❤ Fantastic!
Larry could really cut a rug!
Super 👍
So much fun.
It looked like it hurt... lol. I can imagine how much air he was pushing out to get the air through it. lol.
Damn.....I'm old.
It was your hips that made her wild, Mr. Welk!
I play clarinet. This should be played on a clarinet
bravo
Polka dziadek ,polska melodia ludowa
A+
CANDY!
BRAAAAAAWOOOO
Myron Floren - Clarinet Polka (instrumental)
💖👨👨👦my Dreams came 💖🥰🥰
They are dancing the POLKA!!!!
Instrumental Dance Polka Richard Maloof (Instrumental) Clarinet Polka Cissy King can Dance
Clarinet Polka came first, but I sort of like that's it's based off of the polka.
WHAT? Candy mountain my ass! These are quality tunes!
Bravo
Bravissimo
HOYA HOYA !!!!!!!!!!
The only reason I can recognize this is because it's in Taiko No Tatsujin: Drum 'n' Fun! 🤣
So awesome! :D
love it "a wannafull a wannaful"
M
dance lawrence and show how we do it in north dakota
EPIC
LW's C-walkin'!!!
Myron Floren is my Godfather ‼️
Charlie, wake up
Good time go by fast2022
NICE
c a n d y m o u n t a i n
Iddz polga time wid our favorite Norweegian, Myron Floren. .... Holt it poys in the pand, HOLT it .... Nowuh I am da pand leader ... okey .. Cissy ... are you reddy? Ah one anuh two ...