The Ancestors
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Click here
to download and play "The Horse," by the DHS Band.
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Disclaimer: The above artifacts, which refer to the song "Dixie," are included for historical interest only. The Ancestors have never endorsed, do not currently endorse, nor will they ever endorse, symbols of racial inequality, such as the ones foisted upon them in their youth.
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"Don't let the pat on
the back
And the handshake fool
ya"
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Click here
to download and play "The Beef Jerky Blues," featuring Tom Patterson on lead vocal, improvised lyrics, and
harmonica, Blair Tanner on slide guitar, Edward Tanner on rhythm guitar, and
Allen Tindol on 2nd harmonica. From "The Basement Tapes," recorded circa 1972 in the Tanner basement.
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Click here
to download and play "Woolly Bully," featuring Tom Patterson on lead vocal, Blair Tanner on acoustic guitar (and outbursts), Edward Tanner on percussion and background vocals, and
Allen Tindol on background vocals. From "The Basement Tapes," recorded circa 1972 in the Tanner basement.
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Click here
to download and play "Sunshine Superman," featuring Allen Tindol on lead vocal and bass
guitar, Blair Tanner on lead guitar, Edward Tanner on rhythm guitar and background "vocals," and
Tom Patterson on drums. From a 1966 Ancestors practice session in the Tanner basement.
Preceding monologue by Georgann Tanner: "Win Free Trip to Monkees Concert."
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Señora Virginia Lafuente exhorts "Eduardo, vaya a la barbería"
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Dos de Los Ancestros Hoy "Encantada de la vida"
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Dos de Los Ancestros Hoy "Liking it at any moment, for many years"
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Muchos Artifactos Muy Importante
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Early promo poster announcing Dublin Teen Center dance. Designed by Tom Patterson.
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Early Ancestors
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Cruis-O-Matic
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