that's greatttttt! love it!

What the F is up with that, anyway? Bob Olsen is so very obviously NOT Tex Ritter.

Definitely not Tex Ritter.

Maybe that explains why he is being rude.

@patriciajrs46 He isn't being rude, and if he is, he almost certainly isn't aware of it. In my opinion, I think Roger was autistic, and discussing something like personal feelings is probably quite difficult for him. Just normal conversation period, eye contact included. And if you watch hours of all his other videos, it is very apparent with the way he often faces away from who he is talking. His eyes are always moving around, vigilantly taking everything is. Autistic people are often cast as rude because they have deficit in social settings. Hence why he is always cracking jokes and drawing attention, including his own attention away from himself and how he is feelings onto the performance. Was Roger also taking amphetamine pills? Almost certainly, and as a person who likely suffered from exectutive dysfunctioning, we probably would not have had half of the songs he wrote. Not trying to be rude or get onto ya. I just wanted to help you understand what his internal experience my be like to help you in your judgment. Best to you!

There’s a whole spectrum of autism. My son has cerebral palsy and we adopted another on the spectrum. He may be higher than Hitlers gas bill but autism?? Are you thinking Asperger’s?? I don’t think so you have to be more specific.

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Ya so few mentioned it but I agree.. I know it's the chet Atkins track...yakety axe tho

I've heard of him. Founding member of Barefoot Jerry.

True.k

yes indeed!

jimmy colvard

It was written and originally recorded by saxaphonist Boots Randolph as Yakety Sax. Chet transposed it for guitar and renamed it Yakety Axe. It was used later as the theme song for the Benny Hill show. Boots said thank you very much. Use it all you like.

More talent in that room than you can shake a stick at....

I’m pretty sure he was joking. He was obviously..jittery or shy here, and probably trying to steer the conversation away from himself.

+neverlooksatit prolly some other ingredients in the mix too...no offense to Mr. Miller, that's probably life on the early morning teevee circuit haha

+neverlooksatit stoned smiling

Well, it was the '60s. LOL

High not drunk.

Patrick Guy Flynn RIP

INCORRECT.

do you love him less because of a possible fart?

BIG3rn91 Perhaps she is protesting the time that it happened.

Nobody can play that well and be plastered...

A few of them are high, but probably on amphetamines. Some of Roger's jokes don't make all that much sense, and there is that strange combination of fatigue and twitchiness which is characteristic of the speed high.

God, I loved Roger Miller

You mean Beegee Adair..

She eas Beegie Cusher for about 15 years before she married. I think Cusher was a performance name she adopted when she came to Nashville. When I see or hear Adair, I know who it is, but coming out of my mouth it's always Cusher. She was a talented session player too.