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The Monday Morning Memo

Back in the days when the wizard was dating the Princess in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, about 45 years ago, some guys made a really bad movie about a guy on a buffalo.

Then in 2011, some awesome guys in Austin took some clips from that now-copyright-expired movie and wrote 4 short songs to go with those clips.

The songs, unlike the movie, are extremely good. The first one is below. You’ll find the other 3 on the bottoms of other pages further down today’s rabbit hole.
Aroo. – Indy

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