I don't know what tribe she is from, but we lived on a Sioux Reservation for three years, and I can honestly say that I never heard a single yodel; even with a large Norwegian influence in the area. Just sayin....
God must be in her yodeling as the Holy Spirit came in the form of a dove.
Hope you have been well Eddie. My Calvinistic Cartoons time has been restricted as my sore back has prevented me from carrying my laptop to the hospital.
Very multicultural.
ReplyDeleteshould go down well with the Emergent crowd. does she yodel hymns?
ReplyDeleteThat is sick and wrong! Haha wowwwww...
ReplyDeleteGo ahead and give it a listen.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQZJLKBDy8Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJRA2UgiE_g
Yodeling might not be your thing, but if the words aren’t heretical and the music isn’t disorderly or cacophonous, why not?
"I don't know why this hasn't been re-released."
ReplyDeleteMaybe it has something to do with the part where the bagpipes come in.
I have yodeling as a ringtone on my cell phone. It was a really awkward moment the time I forgot to turn it off while attending a funeral service.
ReplyDeleteWhat made it worse is that I am a little hard of hearing, and have the ringer volume set on high.
I don't know what tribe she is from, but we lived on a Sioux Reservation for three years, and I can honestly say that I never heard a single yodel; even with a large Norwegian influence in the area. Just sayin....
ReplyDeleteGod must be in her yodeling as the Holy Spirit came in the form of a dove.
ReplyDeleteHope you have been well Eddie. My Calvinistic Cartoons time has been restricted as my sore back has prevented me from carrying my laptop to the hospital.
You're perplexed about that too?! I'm glad it wasn't just me!
ReplyDeletebtwfyi...I actually like good yodeling (Roy Rogers, the King of the Cowboys, was one of the best).
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