TheDailyWoo when it is not so cold up north you should check out Mackinac island and the city in North Michigan. I know would love it there. As always love the vlog man.
I love "The Dukes of Hazzard"! I remember watching it every Friday night on CBS right before "Dallas" came on. Seeing all that Duke nostalgia brings back a lot of happy memories!
The Dukes of Hazzard was my favorite show growing up. I even had Dukes of Hazzard Shrinky Dinks. My dad worked at WTVF Channel 5 in Nashville so he would always bring me autographs when the cast would stop by. I begged him to get me out of school if John Schneider ever stopped in, but of course he couldn't leave work to do that. :) I was so jealous when he met him. I have all of John Schneider's albums. I have an autographed Enos photo that says "To my sweetheart Lori, Love Enos". So funny. I also still have the Waylon 45 of the theme song. I am friends with Waylon's nephew. I guess I should have had that autographed while I had the chance. Glad you are having fun in the area. It will be beautiful and 75 today and snowing on Saturday.
Becki Green That is awesome!! I'm 45 and I went to work with my dad too when I was little. He would let me sit in a booth and watch Gilligan Island re-runs and I would slide around in my sock feet. So many fun memories. 😀
Always liked the Dukes but my brothers loved watching it. They would spend hours on their bikes pretending to be them. You could here the horn noise all over our neighborhood. Such good memories, thanks.
If your a fan of American Pickers....their other shop is there.It would be cool to pay the shop a visit if your into that stuff.They have even got some stuff for Jack White a few years back
Thanks once again Adam, for the wonderful memories you brought back. I went to see Tom Wopat when he played in the "Rainmaker" ... June of 1993 at the Barn Theatre in Augusta, Michigan. When we first arrived at the theatre I was coming out from the *powder room* and ran smack into the arms of Tom Wopat!! I nearly fainted. He was so sweet as he smiled and said hello. Thanks for the memory~
This vlog made me so happy! One of my best friends lives in Nashville and I haven't visited in 6 years. Last time I was there we went to the Dukes museum too, I recognized it immediately at the beginning! Love that city so much. Hope you had/have time to explore more, there's so much to see! 💕
So cool that you visited Third Man Records! I'm not sure if anyone has commented about the penguin pinback button you got yet and what it's about... the penguin is Canadian Inuit art featured in the artwork from the White Stripes box set, "Under Great White Northern Lights", named for a documentary filmed during their 2007 Canadian tour (in which they played every province and territory of Canada, which is unheard of for ANY band to do). Those shows were some of their last performances before ending the band, their last full tour. It was very special. The entire tour was filmed, every detail, and the documentary film was made ..then the extensive box set was put out for it (DVD, concert vinyl LP and CD, singles, Art, coffee table photo book).
I've been to the Cooter's in Luray, Virginia. I went there last summer when my parents, my sister, and I were visiting family members that live around there. It was my first time ever going to a Cooter's museum. It was super cool to get a picture in front of the General Lee and the museum was awesome as well! I definitely didn't know there were others around the country, that's a really cool bit of info! :) Adam, your vlogs are awesome and I hope you have an amazing day!
There is also a Cooter's in Luray Virginia. I haven't had the chance to check it out yet, but if you get up this way, you might want to check it out. When Ben Jones had it in Sperryville Virginia, my son was thrilled to meet John Schneider and other cast members and get their autographs on his General Lee toy car.
I LOVE YOU ADAM!!! Living through you, would never get the chance to visit these towns or museums. I LOVE Patsy Cline and enjoyed seeing her items. Thank You from the bottom of my heart
Got a really good chuckle with my morning coffee on the Lefty Frizzell. (That's Frizzell with the accent on the end.) But I guess you have to be a deep rooted, hard core Country Music fan for that to sound funny. Thank you sooooo much for the J.D. Sumner clip. That guy was super great. For quite a awhile he held the Guiness Record for the lowest note by a human voice. I wish you could have been in Nashville a couple of days. I would have loved to have seen more about my Country music heroes. BTW, "Murder On Music Row" was more than just symbolic. In 1989 23 year old Kevin Hughes was shot and killed on 16th Avenue. About 3 years ago they finally arrested and convicted Tony D'Antonio for the murder. Thanks, again. for the Nashville tour this morning. :D
Patty Gadberry so wonderful to see your comment. I did attend the Stamps Blackwood school of music, so I was more than thrilled that JD and the Stamps were featured in this video. I think I went to every concert that the Stamps performed both before and after touring with Elvis. It was wonderful to have the opportunity to meet and get to know the group while attending the school.
Ooh, Nashville is so much fun! Grand Ole Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame, RCA Studio B, Johnny Cash Museum, and so much more! I had a great time there last summer.
Dukes of hazzard museum, willie Nelson museum, and jack whites place equals greatest vlog and day ever! loved those pictures you took in the cars. have a great day
I remember when i was a kid and my Dad would deliver staples and nails to Universal, and if i was lucky that day we would catch them filming Them Dukes! Them Dukes!....Thanks for The memories buddy!.
My aunt lived in Covington! "Cooter" was her next door neighbor for years (really!!). I think he became a politician later, so he had moved before I got a chance to meet him. When we'd visit my aunt, we'd pass by the building used for the Boar's Nest. I have pictures of it somewhere. We also would frequently drive through the downtown area and look at the courthouse, etc. It was so surreal! Daisy Duke was my favorite. At age 6, I wore cutoff denim shorts and halter tops because of her. 😂
That Elvis ticket was cool. Elvis's last public appearance was in Green Bay Wisconsin, he rented the small amusement park and rode the roller coaster for several hours straight, he lost his belt buckle on the ride and it was returned later. Adam, you should go check it out and then go to the Wisconsin Dells, I think you'd like it.
Loved that show!! Met John Schneider when I was an extra on the movie "H2O Extreme" which was an independent low budget movie, so he probably did it gratis or for very little pay. Cool dude!
It was filmed at Cypress Gardens (aka "The Water Ski Capital of the World") so it was a movie about water skiing. ;-) I'm sure he did chug a bunch of water though!
I remember seeing John Schneider in live concert at the old Tommorrowland in DisneyWorld back in the 80's with my mom that really liked him... Pretty interesting.
CBS had a killer lineup for Friday nights back in that era. Incredible Hulk, Dukes of Hazzard, and Dallas. Cooter's place looks really cool, I have bought merchandise from there online. I met Ben Jones about 5 years ago at a car show, he's a great guy. Nice boars nest t-shirt Adam.
Ahhh! Totally having a childhood flashback with all that Dukes of Hazard stuff. I had that TV tray & a bunch of other stuff. I kept looking to see if there was a General Lee Big Wheel in that collection. I use to have one when I was little. I was the coolest kid on the block until my little brother got a Knight Rider two wheeler with training wheels....darn him! Woohoo Detroit shout out! Jack White just had the grand opening of Third Man Records stamping plant last month. It's the first record stamping plant to open in the US in 35 years.
Adam's in my neighborhood, now! You should come to Manchester, TN (60 miles south of Nashville) and check out Old Stone Fort!! It's a 2,000 year old Woodland Indian ceremonial ground.
I'm three quarters Native American Indian (Apache), really happy to see this in Adam's v-log...(sometimes I really hate auto correct which explains the dash between the v and log). And Thank You #RobertVision for mentioning this info 😀
I have that stuffed Flash dog, that metal TV tray, the board game and some Dukes trading cards. And several General Lee Hotwheel cars. I use to love that show as a kid. Also that plastic dashboard playset was something they would brand as different shows like that record player you pointed out. My dashboard was the A-Team.
When I was a kid we went to a park in Sherman Oaks CA and they were filming the Dukes spin-off show with Enos, and I got to meet him. As a little kid that was the coolest thing ever!
Ben Jones is regularly seen in Luray, VA. Wonderful, down to earth guy. My boys sat and watched some episodes with him at his old shop in Sperryville, before it was closed.
Adam, if you make your way to the Northeast, come to my city of Worcester, MA. it is also referred to as Woo-Town. Worcester is the origin of the yellow smiley face, Polar beverages, and probably other things. the surrounding towns are also cool and it's only 45 minutes from Salem, MA - Witch country!
Wonderful to see the The Dukes of Hazzard in a museum. Memories come back up from the late seventies. Maybe I was a little to old for the series, but I Could not resist Daisy. You also have Willie Nelson brought to the attention, great vlog. The firt man records needed a fourth man to reperaties.
Hay Adam! Dukes of Hazzards When i was a kid is still is my favourite Show and other shows like Night Rider/Airwolf/The Ateam and Night hawk! I still watch to this day on DVD.
Adam, You should come to Claremore, OK. I'm a police officer here and would enjoy meeting up with you. This is the home of the Will Rogers Memorial and famous J.M Davis gun museum. The true birth place of Will Rogers is a short distance away as well.
Thanks for this one especially Adam.. I remember bartering with my parents back in the 80's to extend my bedtime to 9am so I could watch the new Dukes of Hazzard Show! Also since my wife hasn't gotten a job in 1.5 years those $2 Santitas have become my friend as well!
After a long hard day at work, your vlogs are the perfect thing to watch better than anything on TV. Keep up the great work brother,we love what you do.
How cool was it that 3 Man Studios gave you that guitar mold? I, like Jacob the Carpetbagger, LOVE the Mold-A-Rama machines. When I was younger I loved going to the zoos in Chicago and getting a mold-a-rama. As soon as it came out of the machine you would have to hold the mold upside down until it cooled. I loved the Warmth & Smell of it. Brings back such vivid memories!
I saw Bo Duke (John Schneider) at Six Flags St. Louis, MO. He was doing a singing show. I saw him during the time he was kicked off the show. As you know he later returned with Luke Duke (Tom Wopat)
I worked with Johns Schneider and Tom Wopat for 3 days on their team at Comicon. They are wonderful to work with and I hope I get to work with them again!
Down behind the Grand Ole Opry use to be a great amusement park. Out front are giant guitars that you can get pics by tho. 👍 The Gaylord has a pretty impressive center, much like Orlando. Cooters looked great as did the Willie museum. They were both closed when I was there, on a super short stay, but I was right next door. Thanks for the look inside!! 👍 You are a free spirit for sure that's why you keep us guessing and why it's always fun to see where you land. I said the other day you could turn and burn and be in Florida in no time, you could decide to park and fly someplace really crazy. That is The Woo, you just never know. 🤷♀️ But it's always fun to see the outcome. 🤗 Safe travels!!! 😊
Didn't get to Nashville, even tho we didn't live but a couple hrs away. It's a cool town. Thanks Adam another fun. one!! I've got to admit, we watched The Dukes when it was on!!! Lol. Got my WOO FIX for the day!!!!!! Stay safe my friend!!!😀😀
Oh man. When I saw those Presto Magix kits I almost teared up. I LOVED those things when I was a kid. I tell you what, If they still made them, I would still buy them and be playing with them. They were so much fun! They were like permanent Colorforms (Yes, I loved the themed versions of those too! I had Spiderman Colorforms, Batman Corlorforms, andThe Hulk Colorforms).
If weather is an issue, don't come to NYC, were supposed to get 3-6 inches of snow tomorrow, and then more next Tuesday. Sooooo, guess NYC is out. Stay someplace warm.
I have lived in Chattanooga for 3 years now and still haven't visited Nashville. Lynchburg is the closest I have been. I must go to Nashville. I really want to see the Johnny Cash museum
You can stay in Nashville several days and do vlogs so much to see there! Im only alittle over a hour away from you! I really enjoyed this one and i do believe that was Waylon's guitar from Hazzard!! I still love this show!
If you are staying at a campground with water and electricity then you can drain all the plumbing and poof... No risk of damaging the pipes. Also that has to be the best thumbnail image ever! See you tomorrow morning.
It's hard to believe that a television show still garners enough continued devotion to warrant a museum--two even! Continuing love for Willie is a different matter, however. And the careers of Lefty fri-Zell, Waylon, and Patsy Cline are all intertwined with Willie's, thus displays of their careers in his museum. I hope that you'll visit Ryman Auditorium and and historic RCA Studio B before you leave town.
You crack me up! LOL We love watching you! EVERYTHING you do is interesting and you always make sure to entertain us with facts and you're so funny! Thank you!
Northwest of Nashville in Ashland City there's a high school made in a pod design on rt 12. It kinda reminded me of the Xanadu house, but slightly flattened!
There's no "d" in "ole" in "Grand Ole Opry". LOL I love your pronunciation of name...especially Texas cities. But, that is what make you, you, and we like it!!! I love watching your video! Keep up the good work!!!
I have Roscoe & Cletus's autographs. The board game is awesome, I have it. Shepherd to lost sheep, Shepherd to lost sheep. You could be the voice of reason, uncle Jesse.
Don't know what direction you're going, but if you're headed south, you might check out McNairy County, TN, home of Buford Pusser, the infamous sheriff made famous in the 1975 movie Walking Tall. Also, Shiloh National Park.
How can you not love that show. I had the lunch tray when I was a kid. I have no clue what my mom did with it. Probably sold it in a yard sale or gave it to goodwill. I'm definitely gonna find out what happened to that thing.
Loved the General Lee. Can't open the doors. Can jump creeks and take no damage. Awesome horn.
The more I look at at it I think maybe the guitar at 8:02 was the one Waylon played Dukes of Hazzard theme on ? Pretty dang close if its not
TheDailyWoo That'd be cool if it is.
TheDailyWoo I do believe it is !
I was thinking the same thing.
TheDailyWoo when it is not so cold up north you should check out Mackinac island and the city in North Michigan. I know would love it there. As always love the vlog man.
TheDailyWoo I wish I could hang for dinner or lunch or something just let me know
Wow, beautiful car. i love the general lee and the dukes of hazzards. lucky you Adam!
I love "The Dukes of Hazzard"! I remember watching it every Friday night on CBS right before "Dallas" came on. Seeing all that Duke nostalgia brings back a lot of happy memories!
I used my Dukes of Hazzard lunch box until the door rusted up and fell off. I loved the show when I was a kid
thats amazing ! yes!
Kristin P i beat up a bully with mine! had had enough! no one has picked on me since.
Bear ha ha my sister did the same thing with a metal Annie lunchbox
I had that same lunch box!
Kristin P I still have one in perfect condition
1:35 It looked like the TV tray was autographed by all 3 cast members! Awesome
The Dukes of Hazzard was my favorite show growing up. I even had Dukes of Hazzard Shrinky Dinks. My dad worked at WTVF Channel 5 in Nashville so he would always bring me autographs when the cast would stop by. I begged him to get me out of school if John Schneider ever stopped in, but of course he couldn't leave work to do that. :) I was so jealous when he met him. I have all of John Schneider's albums. I have an autographed Enos photo that says "To my sweetheart Lori, Love Enos". So funny. I also still have the Waylon 45 of the theme song. I am friends with Waylon's nephew. I guess I should have had that autographed while I had the chance. Glad you are having fun in the area. It will be beautiful and 75 today and snowing on Saturday.
Becki Green He was Air Control Operator. His job was to keep them on the air, run commercials etc. :)
Becki Green That is awesome!! I'm 45 and I went to work with my dad too when I was little. He would let me sit in a booth and watch Gilligan Island re-runs and I would slide around in my sock feet. So many fun memories. 😀
Always liked the Dukes but my brothers loved watching it. They would spend hours on their bikes pretending to be them. You could here the horn noise all over our neighborhood. Such good memories, thanks.
If your a fan of American Pickers....their other shop is there.It would be cool to pay the shop a visit if your into that stuff.They have even got some stuff for Jack White a few years back
Thanks once again Adam, for the wonderful memories you brought back. I went to see Tom Wopat when he played in the "Rainmaker" ... June of 1993 at the Barn Theatre in Augusta, Michigan. When we first arrived at the theatre I was coming out from the *powder room* and ran smack into the arms of Tom Wopat!! I nearly fainted. He was so sweet as he smiled and said hello. Thanks for the memory~
This vlog made me so happy! One of my best friends lives in Nashville and I haven't visited in 6 years. Last time I was there we went to the Dukes museum too, I recognized it immediately at the beginning! Love that city so much. Hope you had/have time to explore more, there's so much to see! 💕
So cool that you visited Third Man Records! I'm not sure if anyone has commented about the penguin pinback button you got yet and what it's about... the penguin is Canadian Inuit art featured in the artwork from the White Stripes box set, "Under Great White Northern Lights", named for a documentary filmed during their 2007 Canadian tour (in which they played every province and territory of Canada, which is unheard of for ANY band to do). Those shows were some of their last performances before ending the band, their last full tour. It was very special. The entire tour was filmed, every detail, and the documentary film was made ..then the extensive box set was put out for it (DVD, concert vinyl LP and CD, singles, Art, coffee table photo book).
So cool! I took the Warner tour and they let you roam around Hazard County as well as go in some of the houses...pretty neat 👍
thats amazing man. I need to do that again sometime I barely remember when I went . So rad !
you're so close to where we live! So happy you're exploring more of Tennessee!
I've been to the Cooter's in Luray, Virginia. I went there last summer when my parents, my sister, and I were visiting family members that live around there. It was my first time ever going to a Cooter's museum. It was super cool to get a picture in front of the General Lee and the museum was awesome as well! I definitely didn't know there were others around the country, that's a really cool bit of info! :) Adam, your vlogs are awesome and I hope you have an amazing day!
The Carpetbagger should dress up as Bosshogg, he sort of looks like him.
Stan Kormy short guy ha
@ Stan Kormy and Adam can be Rosco P. Coltran !!!! PERFECT. 👌🏼
I said the same thing when he mentioned the cos play
There is also a Cooter's in Luray Virginia. I haven't had the chance to check it out yet, but if you get up this way, you might want to check it out. When Ben Jones had it in Sperryville Virginia, my son was thrilled to meet John Schneider and other cast members and get their autographs on his General Lee toy car.
My favorite show back in the day. I have been wanting to do this forever. Thank you.
I LOVE YOU ADAM!!! Living through you, would never get the chance to visit these towns or museums. I LOVE Patsy Cline and enjoyed seeing her items. Thank You from the bottom of my heart
Got a really good chuckle with my morning coffee on the Lefty Frizzell. (That's Frizzell with the accent on the end.) But I guess you have to be a deep rooted, hard core Country Music fan for that to sound funny.
Thank you sooooo much for the J.D. Sumner clip. That guy was super great. For quite a awhile he held the Guiness Record for the lowest note by a human voice.
I wish you could have been in Nashville a couple of days.
I would have loved to have seen more about my Country music heroes.
BTW, "Murder On Music Row" was more than just symbolic. In 1989 23 year old Kevin Hughes was shot and killed on 16th Avenue. About 3 years ago they finally arrested and convicted Tony D'Antonio for the murder.
Thanks, again. for the Nashville tour this morning. :D
And BTW, (Yep, a big J.D. Sumner fan here. LOL) He was the first to customize a bus for touring and started the National Quartet Convention. :D
The Lefty Frizzell pronunciation gave me a chuckle too.
Patty Gadberry so wonderful to see your comment. I did attend the Stamps Blackwood school of music, so I was more than thrilled that JD and the Stamps were featured in this video. I think I went to every concert that the Stamps performed both before and after touring with Elvis. It was wonderful to have the opportunity to meet and get to know the group while attending the school.
Same here on the chuckle. lol
They forgot to display Willie's favorite Bong.
It’s still actively being used. 😂
Ooh, Nashville is so much fun! Grand Ole Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame, RCA Studio B, Johnny Cash Museum, and so much more! I had a great time there last summer.
Dukes of hazzard museum, willie Nelson museum, and jack whites place equals greatest vlog and day ever! loved those pictures you took in the cars. have a great day
thanks Brendan
I remember when i was a kid and my Dad would deliver staples and nails to Universal, and if i was lucky that day we would catch them filming Them Dukes! Them Dukes!....Thanks for The memories buddy!.
My aunt lived in Covington! "Cooter" was her next door neighbor for years (really!!). I think he became a politician later, so he had moved before I got a chance to meet him. When we'd visit my aunt, we'd pass by the building used for the Boar's Nest. I have pictures of it somewhere. We also would frequently drive through the downtown area and look at the courthouse, etc. It was so surreal! Daisy Duke was my favorite. At age 6, I wore cutoff denim shorts and halter tops because of her. 😂
That Elvis ticket was cool. Elvis's last public appearance was in Green Bay Wisconsin, he rented the small amusement park and rode the roller coaster for several hours straight, he lost his belt buckle on the ride and it was returned later. Adam, you should go check it out and then go to the Wisconsin Dells, I think you'd like it.
Aaagh that Boar's Nest TV shirt is amazing!
yeah had to get it
+10:49 I was at the original "Grand Ole Opry" 1959/60. Very Cool
I haven't been to the museum in like a decade. this is awesome! don't forget the star car museum in Gatlinburg
Loved that show!! Met John Schneider when I was an extra on the movie "H2O Extreme" which was an independent low budget movie, so he probably did it gratis or for very little pay. Cool dude!
nice, he does a lot of low budget stuff
"H2O Extreme"-Does John Schneider chug down a water bottle and crush it like Adam The Woo in this movie?
It was filmed at Cypress Gardens (aka "The Water Ski Capital of the World") so it was a movie about water skiing. ;-) I'm sure he did chug a bunch of water though!
I remember seeing John Schneider in live concert at the old Tommorrowland in DisneyWorld back in the 80's with my mom that really liked him... Pretty interesting.
Well, not really. Now it's Legoland Florida. The ski show and gardens are still there too.
CBS had a killer lineup for Friday nights back in that era. Incredible Hulk, Dukes of Hazzard, and Dallas. Cooter's place looks really cool, I have bought merchandise from there online. I met Ben Jones about 5 years ago at a car show, he's a great guy. Nice boars nest t-shirt Adam.
Tootsie's Orchid Lounge is still open. The main location is on Broadway in Nashville, and a second location at Pier Park in Panama City, FL.
That museum definitely has a lot more that the Gatlinburg one!
Ahhh! Totally having a childhood flashback with all that Dukes of Hazard stuff. I had that TV tray & a bunch of other stuff. I kept looking to see if there was a General Lee Big Wheel in that collection. I use to have one when I was little. I was the coolest kid on the block until my little brother got a Knight Rider two wheeler with training wheels....darn him! Woohoo Detroit shout out! Jack White just had the grand opening of Third Man Records stamping plant last month. It's the first record stamping plant to open in the US in 35 years.
10:49 my company built and installed that sign!
Adam's in my neighborhood, now! You should come to Manchester, TN (60 miles south of Nashville) and check out Old Stone Fort!! It's a 2,000 year old Woodland Indian ceremonial ground.
The art you saw wasn't pencils. Those represent American Indian Arrows. Recognizing Native Americans.
I'm three quarters Native American Indian (Apache), really happy to see this in Adam's v-log...(sometimes I really hate auto correct which explains the dash between the v and log). And Thank You #RobertVision for mentioning this info 😀
Looks like a fun day, what great museums you got to visit. I always enjoy taking little trips and stopping off at unique but fun places..
"C'mon, Flash! Let's get them Duke boys!"
I have that stuffed Flash dog, that metal TV tray, the board game and some Dukes trading cards. And several General Lee Hotwheel cars. I use to love that show as a kid. Also that plastic dashboard playset was something they would brand as different shows like that record player you pointed out. My dashboard was the A-Team.
Love that thumbnail lol
When I was a kid we went to a park in Sherman Oaks CA and they were filming the Dukes spin-off show with Enos, and I got to meet him. As a little kid that was the coolest thing ever!
Ben Jones is regularly seen in Luray, VA. Wonderful, down to earth guy. My boys sat and watched some episodes with him at his old shop in Sperryville, before it was closed.
Welcome back to Tennessee Adam! We're glad you're here.
at third man, you can go in a booth and make your own 2 minute (or so) record for $20. the mailbox is for sending that record to someone.
such cool place
Adam, if you make your way to the Northeast, come to my city of Worcester, MA. it is also referred to as Woo-Town. Worcester is the origin of the yellow smiley face, Polar beverages, and probably other things. the surrounding towns are also cool and it's only 45 minutes from Salem, MA - Witch country!
Photo montage of the cars of the Dukes of Hazzard was perfectly done. Epic!
Wow, can't believe you got to go to Third Man! And that wax-o-rama of Jack's Airline guitar is beautiful!!!
Flash backs galore. Thanks Adam.
Wonderful to see the The Dukes of Hazzard in a museum.
Memories come back up from the late seventies.
Maybe I was a little to old for the series, but I Could not resist Daisy.
You also have Willie Nelson brought to the attention, great vlog.
The firt man records needed a fourth man to reperaties.
Hay Adam! Dukes of Hazzards When i was a kid is still is my favourite Show and other shows like Night Rider/Airwolf/The Ateam and Night hawk! I still watch to this day on DVD.
My favorite show is Dukes of Hazzard and it was made 20 years before I was born. Legendary show!
Adam, You should come to Claremore, OK. I'm a police officer here and would enjoy meeting up with you. This is the home of the Will Rogers Memorial and famous J.M Davis gun museum. The true birth place of Will Rogers is a short distance away as well.
Thanks for this one especially Adam.. I remember bartering with my parents back in the 80's to extend my bedtime to 9am so I could watch the new Dukes of Hazzard Show! Also since my wife hasn't gotten a job in 1.5 years those $2 Santitas have become my friend as well!
After a long hard day at work, your vlogs are the perfect thing to watch better than anything on TV. Keep up the great work brother,we love what you do.
watching this in Math class while were doing work, awesome video Adam, we learn something everyday from you
Tks for the great insite will be in Nashville in June for a reunion ..
How cool was it that 3 Man Studios gave you that guitar mold? I, like Jacob the Carpetbagger, LOVE the Mold-A-Rama machines. When I was younger I loved going to the zoos in Chicago and getting a mold-a-rama. As soon as it came out of the machine you would have to hold the mold upside down until it cooled. I loved the Warmth & Smell of it. Brings back such vivid memories!
That Ol' Miner machine is awesome! Hoping we can visit these places soon :)
I saw Bo Duke (John Schneider) at Six Flags St. Louis, MO. He was doing a singing show. I saw him during the time he was kicked off the show. As you know he later returned with Luke Duke (Tom Wopat)
Great video Adam. Be careful out there on the roads, could see some light snow here in Tennessee Saturday.
the show' in the heat of the nite' with bubba skinner was also filmed in covington georgia
Morning SEÑOR ADAm!! From Los Angeles !! LA missing you
I worked with Johns Schneider and Tom Wopat for 3 days on their team at Comicon. They are wonderful to work with and I hope I get to work with them again!
Down behind the Grand Ole Opry use to be a great amusement park. Out front are giant guitars that you can get pics by tho. 👍 The Gaylord has a pretty impressive center, much like Orlando. Cooters looked great as did the Willie museum. They were both closed when I was there, on a super short stay, but I was right next door. Thanks for the look inside!! 👍
You are a free spirit for sure that's why you keep us guessing and why it's always fun to see where you land. I said the other day you could turn and burn and be in Florida in no time, you could decide to park and fly someplace really crazy. That is The Woo, you just never know. 🤷♀️ But it's always fun to see the outcome. 🤗
Safe travels!!! 😊
This is a very cool video blog with lots of information and plenty of things to see in the museums. Thumbs up, Adam The Woo! You made my day!
I visited the Cooter's that was in Virginia. Ben Jones and Catherine Bach were there . Found it completely by mistake during a visit to Skyline Drive.
very cool haven't been to that one
It's almost time for Dollywood to open for the season (March 12th). That's always a fun trip.
Hope you had fun in my town!!! Love the pictures. Tootsie's is still open in Downtown Nashville.
It's not called a hem around the waist, it's called a waistband no matter elastic or not.
After I said it I realized I was way off, ha
TheDailyWoo Just wanted to make sure you knew the word haha
Didn't get to Nashville, even tho we didn't live but a couple hrs away. It's a cool town. Thanks Adam another fun. one!! I've got to admit, we watched The Dukes when it was on!!! Lol. Got my WOO FIX for the day!!!!!! Stay safe my friend!!!😀😀
if you like Gatlinburg and Nashville Cooters Place you should check out the one in Luray, Virginia. Have fun and safe travels.
Oh man. When I saw those Presto Magix kits I almost teared up. I LOVED those things when I was a kid. I tell you what, If they still made them, I would still buy them and be playing with them. They were so much fun! They were like permanent Colorforms (Yes, I loved the themed versions of those too! I had Spiderman Colorforms, Batman Corlorforms, andThe Hulk Colorforms).
If weather is an issue, don't come to NYC, were supposed to get 3-6 inches of snow tomorrow, and then more next Tuesday. Sooooo, guess NYC is out.
Stay someplace warm.
Excellent as always, Loved the Dukes, I would have wanted Luke to open the door. I love to visit Nashville, Tootsies is still open. Safe Travels.
LOL !! Adam in the back of Cooters squad car. That has to be an instant Woo classic !!
Never watched the show. the tour you took me on was fantastic. thanks..
I have lived in Chattanooga for 3 years now and still haven't visited Nashville. Lynchburg is the closest I have been. I must go to Nashville. I really want to see the Johnny Cash museum
If your by Nashville check out the area of hermitage, Andrew Jacksons mansion is there along with a lot of other historical landmarks.
You can stay in Nashville several days and do vlogs so much to see there! Im only alittle over a hour away from you! I really enjoyed this one and i do believe that was Waylon's guitar from Hazzard!! I still love this show!
If you are staying at a campground with water and electricity then you can drain all the plumbing and poof... No risk of damaging the pipes. Also that has to be the best thumbnail image ever! See you tomorrow morning.
Exactly what I was going to say... Just drain the tanks until warmer weather.
I loved visiting Nashville and the Dukes of Hazard Museum! It would be great to see you cover the Opryland Hotel sometime. That place is amazing!
What?!? I didn't know this place existed! I grew up watching the Dukes. This is AWESOME!!! 😀 And Willie Nelson?? WHAAAAT!
Willy Nelson was playing at the strawberry festival in plant city. It sold out within the day
Tootsie's still exists and the building is actually painted purple.
It's hard to believe that a television show still garners enough continued devotion to warrant a museum--two even! Continuing love for Willie is a different matter, however. And the careers of Lefty fri-Zell, Waylon, and Patsy Cline are all intertwined with Willie's, thus displays of their careers in his museum. I hope that you'll visit Ryman Auditorium and and historic RCA Studio B before you leave town.
Good call on wanting Daisy Duke to answer the door .
Omg. I'm so jealous. Dying to go to Cooter's! Thanx for posting.
Head south young man. Supposed to snow up here in Bristol this weekend.
I love the ole miner machine with the talking willy Nelson. so cool what you find lol
Soo cool! Thanks Adam. I loved The Dukes of Hazzard growing up. I had a lot of those cool toys and the metal lunchbox.
You crack me up! LOL We love watching you! EVERYTHING you do is interesting and you always make sure to entertain us with facts and you're so funny! Thank you!
Northwest of Nashville in Ashland City there's a high school made in a pod design on rt 12. It kinda reminded me of the Xanadu house, but slightly flattened!
I bypassed Nashville when I was heading to Lynchburg Tennessee. by the way Adam the woo. the Jack Daniels plant has a free tour.
There's no "d" in "ole" in "Grand Ole Opry". LOL I love your pronunciation of name...especially Texas cities. But, that is what make you, you, and we like it!!! I love watching your video! Keep up the good work!!!
Fyi Jack White got some of his stuff from American Pickers guys and they have a store at the marathon motor works building downtown.
I have Roscoe & Cletus's autographs. The board game is awesome, I have it. Shepherd to lost sheep, Shepherd to lost sheep. You could be the voice of reason, uncle Jesse.
I miss that show and I miss these kinds of videos Adam use to do . He still makes me laugh every time . ☺😀😍
Don't know what direction you're going, but if you're headed south, you might check out McNairy County, TN, home of Buford Pusser, the infamous sheriff made famous in the 1975 movie Walking Tall. Also, Shiloh National Park.
How can you not love that show. I had the lunch tray when I was a kid. I have no clue what my mom did with it. Probably sold it in a yard sale or gave it to goodwill. I'm definitely gonna find out what happened to that thing.