[hopfenundmalz]

From after the NHC, up in Pioneertown, at a Roadhouse named "Pappy and Harriets".  Remembered I had it on the phone.  Must be a Southern California thing.  All in good fun. 

[denny]

From CA??  Where the hell do they think hippies were invented?? 

[hopfenundmalz]

From CA??  Where the hell do they think hippies were invented?? 

Pioneertown is up by Yucca Valley in the sticks, did a day trip to Joshua Tree from there.  It was built for TV and movies after WWII.  Instead of fronts, it is made of buildings.  Cisco Kid and such were filmed there.

Pappy and Harriets is an indie place for musicians.  The web site points out that Robert Plant and Eric Burdon have played there along with other notables.  Was a decent meal too.  It was on Antony Bordain's last show that we watched, so it will be on the tourist/foodie trail now.

Hippies were invented in the Bay Area, yes.

 

[denny]

Pioneertown is up by Yucca Valley in the sticks, did a day trip to Joshua Tree from there.  It was built for TV and movies after WWII.  Instead of fronts, it is made of buildings.  Cisco Kid and such were filmed there.

Pappy and Harriets is an indie place for musicians.  The web site points out that Robert Plant and Eric Burdon have played there along with other notables.  Was a decent meal too.  It was on Antony Bordain's last show that we watched, so it will be on the tourist/foodie trail now.

Wow, I had no idea!  Thanks for the history lesson, Jeff!  BTW, Cisco Kid was a fave when I was a young 'un!

[majorvices]

First saw that sign 3 or 4 years ago at The Shrimp Shack in Gulf Shores, AL.

[punatic]

"Ay Cisco!"
"Ay Pancho!"

The first TV series to be filmed in color.

[bonjour]

Cisco Kid was a fave when I was a young 'un!

you were a young 'un?

[hopfenundmalz]

Pioneertown is up by Yucca Valley in the sticks, did a day trip to Joshua Tree from there.  It was built for TV and movies after WWII.  Instead of fronts, it is made of buildings.  Cisco Kid and such were filmed there.

Pappy and Harriets is an indie place for musicians.  The web site points out that Robert Plant and Eric Burdon have played there along with other notables.  Was a decent meal too.  It was on Antony Bordain's last show that we watched, so it will be on the tourist/foodie trail now.

Wow, I had no idea!  Thanks for the history lesson, Jeff!  BTW, Cisco Kid was a fave when I was a young 'un!

Didn't know that until we were up there.  It was one of those places that takes you back.  Read that the ground breaking was done by Roy Rogers, and Gene Autry and the Sons of the Pioneers used to broadcast from the bowling alley (now closed).

[bluesman]

Wow, I had no idea!  Thanks for the history lesson, Jeff!  BTW, Cisco Kid was a fave when I was a young 'un!

Cisco kid was a friend of mine. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMlrI6IkQv0

[denny]

Cisco Kid was a fave when I was a young 'un!

you were a young 'un?

So I'm told...I don't remember!   

[boulderbrewer]

Fred way to funny, betting you got a couple on Denny.

Denny why does everyone harass you as a hippie?

Never during the weekend I was near you did you smell or act like a HIPPIE!

You guys are crazy,....

[bonjour]

Fred way to funny, betting you got a couple on Denny.

You'd lose,  I only got one!!

[dbeechum]

Denny why does everyone harass you as a hippie?

You need to spend more time around him, man. Cause like no man should use man as many times as that man does.

[denny]

Denny why does everyone harass you as a hippie?

You need to spend more time around him, man. Cause like no man should use man as many times as that man does.

Oh, man!