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| Gol-Darn Wheel, Words to an Old Cowboy Song from the days of High Wheel Bicycle |
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| The words to GOL-DARN WHEEL were sent to Tom Parrish (Howie`s cousin) at WCCSC by Jim Rogers of Bakersfield, CA. I don`t know the music to accompany these words so if you know the music, I will appreciate you contacting me. See the picture gallery for an enlarged view of the lyrics. [Item# Gol-Darn Wheel] |
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| Tanko Bushi, An old Japanese Folk Song about the Moon and a Coal Miner |
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| This image is of the English pronunciation (romaji) of Tanko Bushi, an old Japanese folk song. Howie`s teachers of several of the old Japanese folk songs were Katchan Kitaguchi (Taihei Saddle) and Yukio `Hige-san` Kawamura (Kawamura Cycles). There is a specific dance associated with this song and we often sang the song and did the dance after a dinner in a Japanese tatami room. The words on this Taihei note paper were hand written by either Katchan or his son, Naoya. Other old folk songs that we sang were Kuroda Bushi. Kusatsu Bushi & others. See the picture gallery. [Item# Tanko Bushi] | |
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| THE BICYCLE SONG played by The Sammy Kaye Orchestra |
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| This song, THE BICYCLE SONG, was dedicated to the Bicycle Industry by orchestra leader Sammy Kaye in his 1950 0r 1949 letter to John Auerbach, executive secretary to the B.I.A. (Bicycle Institute of America). This article was gleaned from the February 1950 issue of The American Bicyclist magazine on page 43. Words & music copyright by World Music, Inc. See the picture gallery for an enlarged image. [Item# The Bicycle Song ] | |
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