To be fair, you have to remember it for when it first came out, not that you just heard it at some time.
The Shadows - Apache
The Shadows - Apache
That wasn't the question, Dude.
Do you literally HAVE to politicize every thread?
Do you literally HAVE to politicize every thread?
Dont think he can help it. The Westboro description really seems appropriate. However, at least it wasn’t another dissertation with a lot of caps, which we are thankful for.
Actually, I learned to PLAY Apache in 1964 while in a college band. At the time, I looked much like the bassman in the Shadows, including the "flattop" haircut.
Life was MUCH more fun then, and 20 yr-olds mostly didn't give a flip about politics, except for the DRAFT!
In 1965, I bought a .22 magnum rifle on my lunch hour (summer job) with NO FEDERAL CHECKS or FFL, and walked 6 blocks back through the center of town with the rifle (no case) slung on my shoulder. Walked by Penny's store that had WWII rifles displayed in open kegs for $14 to $18 each.
The 1968 GCA made a HUGE change in KY.
Life was MUCH more fun then, and 20 yr-olds mostly didn't give a flip about politics, except for the DRAFT!
In 1965, I bought a .22 magnum rifle on my lunch hour (summer job) with NO FEDERAL CHECKS or FFL, and walked 6 blocks back through the center of town with the rifle (no case) slung on my shoulder. Walked by Penny's store that had WWII rifles displayed in open kegs for $14 to $18 each.
The 1968 GCA made a HUGE change in KY.
I remember when it came out. I think the 60's was the best decade. The cars, the music, and politicians were ashamed to be caught in a lie.
We didn't have a TV in the house until 1969, my graduating year from HS, as we couldn't afford it, so I didn't hear it firsthand.
I have never heard of the group. The song sounded like something I would have heard on a old western (which I enjoy watching). I'm rather sure we didn't have a TV until the late sixties.
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