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Sisyphos said, 24 days ago
What big multiday rockin’ music festival doesn’t have room for a Polka Day? I have not heard of Jerry and the Albuquerque Fatboys, however….
big G 3469
said,
24 days ago
If they had a “Polka day at the “us” festival who would host it Jon Arbuckle or RFD-TV’s Big Joe of “Big Joe’s Polka Show”?
ejcapulet
said,
24 days ago
I’d like a polka day, thank you very much, polka is great exercise!
Bargrove said, 24 days ago
Do you know what’s fifty- feet long, moves very slowy
and smells of urine?
The line dance at the old-folks home.
olfart said, 24 days ago
You don’t know what fun is until you have danced the polka with a fat woman!
Jo Jo said, 24 days ago
He should’ve tried to book Yosh and Stan Schmenge, The Happy Wanderers.
jrbj said, 24 days ago
It was “Albuquerque” that threw Opus off. If had been Jerry Zuchmeister and the “Milwaukee” Fat Boys it would have screamed polka right away. If Milwaukee has an overabundance of anything it’s definitely obese people and polkas.
Oberon12 said, 24 days ago
Personally, I’d have preferred “Whoopee John” Wilfahrt, and of course so would John, since he’s dead.
rayannina said, 24 days ago
Living in a Hispanic neighborhood in CA, I get to listen to polka all the time. Yeah, they call it “mariachi” – but it’s still polka.
cleokaya
said,
24 days ago
No offense to the polka enthusiasts, but i think that I will pass on that particular day of the festival.
Hugh B. Hayve said, 24 days ago
Def Leppard…Heavy Metal? I beg to differ, they were more of a Pop-Rock kinda band.
Kim said, 24 days ago
The great Walter Pasternack would be proud to play on polka day
Guilden_NL said, 24 days ago
What is the difference between an accordion player and a terrorist?
Terrorists have sympathizers.
Ushindi
said,
24 days ago
Well, if Bananarama wasn’t invited, then I’m not going. Takes care of THAT!
Llywus said, 24 days ago
Sisyphos said, about 13 hours ago
What big multiday rockin’ music festival doesn’t have room for a Polka Day? I have not heard of Jerry and the Albuquerque Fatboys, however….
Oh yesss, they were very big here in the 80s. Of course, we called ‘em the City Council back then, but they were quite good at blowing hot air and making a discordant ruckus!
Llywus said, 24 days ago
Where’s Billy and the Boingers?!?!?
I still have their concert poster from when they played Albuquerque!
SherlockWatson said, 24 days ago
I am a serious connoisseur of rock music, and I refuse to attend unless The Monkees will be performing.
Just plain Steve said, 24 days ago
This is a comic strip! Why weren’t the Archies invited???
ChukLitl
said,
24 days ago
Re: Ghoul
Good ’80s reference to an ’80s ‘toon.
I went to US83; “Loose Thai, free papers.”
Good times.
Re: rayannina
If it’s in 4 & has an accordian & a tuba, It’s Polka.
Mexican Polka ain’t bad.
Most current music is in 4, you could Polka to it.