OH, my head!!

[monkey spanners]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPp5IO07D9s&mode=related&search

Jon:rolleyes::D

[Lowrider]

Cool!!

That's the song that killed all those martians in Mars Attacks!!

Cool movie with Jack Nickelson as the president of the states! How about that!

[expat]

Stop, it hurts!

[airconadam]

what the hell is that:confused: something form the 50s?

adam

[Lowrider]

Whitman is a self taught left handed guitarist. Whitman is right handed, but he lost almost all of the second finger on his left hand in an accident. Otis Whitman worked at a shipyard in Tampa while developing a musical career, eventually performing with a band known as the "Variety Rhythm Boys". Whitman's first big break came when agent Colonel Tom Parker heard him singing on the radio and offered to represent him. Signed with RCA Records, he was billed as the cowboy singer, "Slim Whitman" and released his first single in 1948. He toured and sang at a variety of venues including on the popular radio show, the Louisiana Hayride. Nevertheless, he was not able to make a living from music and had to keep a part-time job. That changed in the early 1950s after he recorded a version of the Bob Nolan hit "Love Song of the Waterfall" that made it into the country music Top 10 chart. His next single, "Indian Love Call", was even more successful, going to the No.2 position, and actually saving the world in the 1996 movie Mars Attacks!, where it proves fatal to the invading Martians. A yodeler, Whitman avoided the "down on yer luck-buried in booze" songs, preferring instead to sing laid-back romantic melodies about simple life and love.

There you go! Indeed the 50's.