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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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The 60’s were better.

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We saw someone running naked through a dog park at 6AM this past week. They were holding an umbrella sideways as if that made a difference.

Sleepwalking? Performance art? Had to make a quick exit out the window? Cooking bacon and was rushing to the emergency room?

They all end with....There are eight million stories in the Naked City; this has been one of them. Naked City (TV series) - Wikipedia.
 
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Not sure if I wanna hear the rest of the story.... :laugh:

You already know it
Ray Stevens recorded it as The Streak - Don't Look, Ethel!
^ another reason 60s > 70s

Reckon the song hasn't been played as a cover any time this century.
 
Of course eating bacon naked is a different thing.
Eating bacon naked at the state fair is an entirely different thing.
Getting paid to eat bacon naked at the state fair is again an entirely different thing from that.
Playing bass in the backup band for someone paid to eat bacon naked at the state fair is yet another different thing. All in a day's work.
The question is, country-western gig? Or is it Stephen Foster covers?
 
Of course eating bacon naked is a different thing.
Eating bacon naked at the state fair is an entirely different thing.
Getting paid to eat bacon naked at the state fair is again an entirely different thing from that.
Playing bass in the backup band for someone paid to eat bacon naked at the state fair is yet another different thing. All in a day's work.
The question is, country-western gig? Or is it Stephen Foster covers?
I've checked most of those off my bucket list, although, it was with a polka band. Sorry, no pics.
 
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