As I said, the first time I ever heard it was from an Oom-pah band called Der Dumpkoffs playing at the Mount Charleston Lodge near Las Vegas, Nevada. We sure had a great time with their antics and this song.
Ein Prosit (Eyn Proz-it) Sing it twice.
Der Gemutlichkeit (Dar Gay-mute-lish-kite) I salute our friendship & good times.
Do it twice.
Then comes the countdown in German: Eins, Zwei, Drei.
Then G'suffa (zuffa) Where you take a big ol' drink.
Then, someone says either "Zicke Zache, Zicke Zache
or, Ticke-Tacke, Ticke-Tacke
Then you respond Hoi, Hoi, Hoi.
Or, Something Like This. It's All So Fast. --RoadPrositDog
YOU MIGHT BE A YANKEE IF: The last time you smiled was when you prevented someone from getting on an on-ramp to the highway.
Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Top Ten Oktoberfest Songs-- Part 2
Continued from yesterday.
4. MOUNTAIN MOTHER-- Sierra Madre-- Spanish Sparkles
5. COUNTRY ROADS-- John Denver (Wouldn't have expected this one.)
6. THE DONKEY SONG-- Esellied-- The only traditional German song to make the list.
7. HANDS TO HEAVEN-- Where you have to put your beers down, raise your hands and clap along.
8. ANGLES--
9. SWEET CAROLINE-- Oh, No!! Oh, No! You can't get away from this one anywhere.
10. COWBOYS AND INDIANS-- Cowboy und Indianer-- the Lasso Dance.
Do I See a Stein Over There? --RoadDog
4. MOUNTAIN MOTHER-- Sierra Madre-- Spanish Sparkles
5. COUNTRY ROADS-- John Denver (Wouldn't have expected this one.)
6. THE DONKEY SONG-- Esellied-- The only traditional German song to make the list.
7. HANDS TO HEAVEN-- Where you have to put your beers down, raise your hands and clap along.
8. ANGLES--
9. SWEET CAROLINE-- Oh, No!! Oh, No! You can't get away from this one anywhere.
10. COWBOYS AND INDIANS-- Cowboy und Indianer-- the Lasso Dance.
Do I See a Stein Over There? --RoadDog
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Monday, April 6, 2015
Top Ten Oktoberfest Songs-- Part 1
Well, a little late. Use it to get ready for this fall.
Is it polka music? No say the Germans who refer to it as oom-pah music (as do I). easy to sing along to and upbeat. I wonder how the American bandstand kids would rate it.
Of course, regardless, the "Ein Prosit" song has to be played at least every 10-15 songs. That would be the toasting song.
here are the Top ten Songs. I forgot to write down the source (probably toasting too much).
1. I Salute You-- Ein Prosit (I first heard it played by Der Dumpkoffs in Las Vegas.)
2. The Flier Song-- Fliegerleid (Actually a kids' animal song.)
3. Hey baby-If You'll be My Girl-- DJ Otzi, European version
Ein Prositing All the Way. --RoadDog
YOU MIGHT BE A YANKEE IF: You think more money should go to important scientific research at your university than to pay for the salary of the head football coach.
Is it polka music? No say the Germans who refer to it as oom-pah music (as do I). easy to sing along to and upbeat. I wonder how the American bandstand kids would rate it.
Of course, regardless, the "Ein Prosit" song has to be played at least every 10-15 songs. That would be the toasting song.
here are the Top ten Songs. I forgot to write down the source (probably toasting too much).
1. I Salute You-- Ein Prosit (I first heard it played by Der Dumpkoffs in Las Vegas.)
2. The Flier Song-- Fliegerleid (Actually a kids' animal song.)
3. Hey baby-If You'll be My Girl-- DJ Otzi, European version
Ein Prositing All the Way. --RoadDog
YOU MIGHT BE A YANKEE IF: You think more money should go to important scientific research at your university than to pay for the salary of the head football coach.
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