Okay, technically he wasn’t my bus driver, but he drove for our district. (The things you find late at night when you can’t sleep.)
Meet Sammy, Harborfields’ rock steady bus driver.
Okay, technically he wasn’t my bus driver, but he drove for our district. (The things you find late at night when you can’t sleep.)
Meet Sammy, Harborfields’ rock steady bus driver.
That's rad.
A good reminder to everyone that Ska's not dead.
My friend took me to a ska show just last week. :)
And don’t forget the GRM/ska connection as that‘s our Gabe on the horn:
That is badass.
The world needs a 4th wave.
In reply to Colin Wood :
Obviously. I saw Less Than Jake last year and they were still rad.
She doesn't drive a bus but I have spent many an afternoon happy hour with the amazing Miss Norma Fraser. She has a million stories about the birth of Ska in Jamaica, being a young woman and having her music stolen from her.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
I still blast Skif Dank on the regular.
they are, in fact, on Amazon music
I love me some Hepcat.
I wonder when a kid dropped some trash on the bus floor, if he didn't say, "Pick it up, pickit up, pickitup-pickitup-pickitup!!!"
Can't believe I hadn't added this yet
Going to see Save Ferris (for the fourth time) in July.
I was gonna post about our Cool bus driver from when I was in middle school. But came up with this... Madness from about the same time period. Back when MTV was Cool.
The school bus driver was in his 20's and ended up busting one of my ex-girlfriends for shoplifting. He was also a undercover security guard at the Kmart by her house.
No, but one time he hit a parked car while trying to pull out of the school driveway, and that's pretty much the same.
I saw the Scofflaws at the WOW Hall, and I'm pretty sure disappointed Mr Brooks by missing the reference when I crossed paths with him on the stairs to the bar and he asked if we were in the mood for ska and I just replied that, yeah, we were all looking forward to the show.
I guess it's a classic and I just never, uh, picked it up.
Trent said:
Can't believe I hadn't added this yet
Always a classic reference.
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