We lived in Montana for eight years and loved it. Had to move because of my job transfer.. I remember talking to an older man who said " Younger folks are in such a hurry to get out of Montana, then they're in such a hurry to move back!" True...
Missing Montana so much right now. Stuck in the midwest. This made me cry. Love you Bozeman Hot Springs, Yellowstone, and the time spent alone on my Motorcycle.
My soul never belonged on the east coast. I understand why my great grandfather stayed around new York but I will never understand how he felt whole there, maybe he didn't. Mountains is where we can from and it's where my soul lay's now. Montana is my home
My opinion, I don't think he did feel whole, those skyscrapers and steel and glass towers pale and shudder in comparison to real raw roaring cliffs and mountains, how they tower over us in their granduer and might, that is dearer to me than the Bank of America Tower and the Crysler Building
I spent the summers of 1965-1969 waiting tables at MMI. Gardiner was a great place. Now, I only wish I'd stayed there and married the rancher's daughter. Have returned many times. Remember "Tipee" and the bar with a teepee sign? The "hot pots?" Inner tubing down the Yellowstone starting at Point of Rocks and ending up at the Wanagan for some homemade peach pie? Waving at Mrs. Nichols as her limo' drove by? Chasing bears out of the boy's dorm lobby when someone left the door open? Sarge' Perdue the dorm dad? "Stagecoach" the night watchman? Art Bazata the head of Park food service? Janet Murdock the cantankerous laundry dorm dorm mom? The Ammerman's? It was the best of times.....
Hey Randy, Ric Steinke here. Thanks for sharing this song. It just came up on my newsfeed page so I clicked on and it brought me here. Cool song and nice photos.
Thank you for sharing this piece of Montana music. For some reason I find myself learning this (If I can figure out the chords) and can see myself sitting with friends around a campfire playing and singing. Always fun to discover music that seems to capture a bit of our home here in Montana.
This song is the 2nd track on Side B of The Lazy B Wranglers “Sing songs of the old west” Just found and bought the album on ebay $7.00 - haven’t listened to this since 1968. Priceless.
Another amazing aspect of Montie Montana Junior's entertainment career.He was also a private pilot. After a brief illness, Montie passed away not long ago in Springville, CA. He will be sorely missed by many and certainly by me who was most honored to be his friend.
As someone who is originally from Montana, this song means so much to me. The album is not on streaming services and I can’t find the record online or in store. Does anyone know how I can listen to the whole album?
Wonderful! Thanks.
Hi Randy,
This is Andy Daly. Your TH-cam videos are beautiful. You almost make me cry.
I miss Montana so much
Visited Montana from Manchester in England coaching soccer. Love that place. Beautiful. Miles city, Billings, Livingston great places.
Enjoyed! From Salem Arkansas along the South Fork River.
I am from Montana I love it here
We lived in Montana for eight years and loved it. Had to move because of my job transfer.. I remember talking to an older man who said " Younger folks are in such a hurry to get out of Montana, then they're in such a hurry to move back!" True...
Missing Montana so much right now. Stuck in the south. This made me cry. Love you 406
I am in Montana thx:)
I know what you mean
No way I'm from the 406 miles city
Missing Montana so much right now. Stuck in the midwest. This made me cry. Love you Bozeman Hot Springs, Yellowstone, and the time spent alone on my Motorcycle.
I'm in Colorado now but I'm so glad I found this song to get me through until I can play it when I return
My soul never belonged on the east coast. I understand why my great grandfather stayed around new York but I will never understand how he felt whole there, maybe he didn't. Mountains is where we can from and it's where my soul lay's now. Montana is my home
My opinion, I don't think he did feel whole, those skyscrapers and steel and glass towers pale and shudder in comparison to real raw roaring cliffs and mountains, how they tower over us in their granduer and might, that is dearer to me than the Bank of America Tower and the Crysler Building
I'll live and die in my Montana home...
I love Montana
I spent the summers of 1965-1969 waiting tables at MMI. Gardiner was a great place. Now, I only wish I'd stayed there and married the rancher's daughter. Have returned many times. Remember "Tipee" and the bar with a teepee sign? The "hot pots?" Inner tubing down the Yellowstone starting at Point of Rocks and ending up at the Wanagan for some homemade peach pie? Waving at Mrs. Nichols as her limo' drove by? Chasing bears out of the boy's dorm lobby when someone left the door open? Sarge' Perdue the dorm dad? "Stagecoach" the night watchman? Art Bazata the head of Park food service? Janet Murdock the cantankerous laundry dorm dorm mom? The Ammerman's? It was the best of times.....
Keith Rodgers uses the music as his intro on his show on RBN. Love the song. Great purchase.
💜💜💜This so much! Thank you for sharing!! I live and breathe Montana and always will!!
Hey Randy, Ric Steinke here. Thanks for sharing this song. It just came up on my newsfeed page so I clicked on and it brought me here. Cool song and nice photos.
You bet Ric!
Thank you for sharing this piece of Montana music. For some reason I find myself learning this (If I can figure out the chords) and can see myself sitting with friends around a campfire playing and singing. Always fun to discover music that seems to capture a bit of our home here in Montana.
The last bastion of that old qmerican freedom where you can breathe and ride free.
This song is the 2nd track on Side B of The Lazy B Wranglers “Sing songs of the old west”
Just found and bought the album on ebay $7.00 - haven’t listened to this since 1968.
Priceless.
Another amazing aspect of Montie Montana Junior's entertainment career.He was also a private pilot. After a brief illness, Montie passed away not long ago in Springville, CA. He will be sorely missed by many and certainly by me who was most honored to be his friend.
As someone who is originally from Montana, this song means so much to me. The album is not on streaming services and I can’t find the record online or in store. Does anyone know how I can listen to the whole album?
Anyone know where I can buy the album?
Try ebay.
Is this on spotify?
No it's only here; I uploaded it from the original 33 1/3 album that I bought on ebay.
@@randy.ingersoll.yellowstone ahh ok ;)