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Old 07/08/09, 10:36 PM
 
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Tractor plays in a band
If you like tractors, you're going to love this. Go to

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and when you get there, type in the search bar "Backwoods Sweet Georgia Brown."
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Old 07/09/09, 05:23 AM
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gee, finally an instrument i could play!
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Old 07/09/09, 07:31 AM
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I stumbled upon that a few months ago and was mesmerized by the sound of that tractor.

The video just goes to show how universal music is. Wonder what country that was filmed in and what make of tractor that is? Sweet no matter where the players are from.
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Old 07/09/09, 06:27 PM
 
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I think it's so cute to hear the cinematographer laughing. He gets really tickled when he hears the tractor's solos.

I thought this clip was brand new! I had no idea it was a few months old.
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Old 07/09/09, 08:31 PM
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I stumbled upon that a few months ago and was mesmerized by the sound of that tractor.

The video just goes to show how universal music is. Wonder what country that was filmed in and what make of tractor that is? Sweet no matter where the players are from.
It resembled an old model case I saw once, but the cab dont seem right for that vintage.
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That was so beautiful. I wept, and I'm not ashamed to admit it. tee hee hee. K, so I'm actually still giggling about it.
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That just HAS to have been from somewheres in Kentucky!
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Old 07/10/09, 12:09 AM
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That was awesome!
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Old 07/10/09, 12:21 AM
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Check the sign in the end of the shed behind the tractor. It contains lettering from the Cyrillic alphabet. Hardly Kentucky, hence the comments in my former post.

Pretty sure the tractor is diesel from the sound of it. Diesels were not widely used in the U.S. during that time period which I believe to be the late 1940s.
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Old 07/10/09, 06:16 AM
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my first thought was a hanomag or a zetor
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Actually, going back and looking at that sign....which, is hard to discern clearly....it (the lettering) does not look that far off from logo lettering for a "Pioneer" Equipment co. Probably an older logo, but the lettering is still similar to the current one on their website. To me, it doesn't look so much like cyrillic lettering. Oh well.

Would be easier to guess, if the video had not been posted there anonymously.
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Old 07/10/09, 08:01 AM
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hard too make out what the video taper is saying, sure is a Joly soul!
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Old 07/10/09, 08:15 AM
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Different band, same idea! There are more on youtube as well!
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