I'm the pregnant girl in the beginning. No joke, My name's Sierra. I was with my boyfriend and we went from Seattle to Clearfield UT to Boulder and then MT. My baby's name is Rae and she's 6 in August.
@@nickloch7483 what? I didn't have flip flops. Yeah I had sneakers. I went to a drop in shelter every day and ate and showered and whatever. When my daughter was born I lived in a housing program called motherhouse but my daughter's father's father came and got us and took us back to Montana where I'm from. I've been homeless in Kansas, north Dakota, Washington, Utah, Colorado, Montana and traveled through many other states. I don't see why having clean shoes means you can't be homeless. I was pregnant. It was boulder. I was well taken care of lol. As for the no gear, yeah, no shit. My boyfriend was watching it because it made him look bad to sit next to his pregnant girlfriend and spange for money. I made more money by myself. I had a group of homeless friends too that helped look out for me and we'd hitch up to Ned and camp. There was a guy named crispy who had big bags of shake all the time and supposedly had pot plants growing In the mountains and had their gps locations saved or something. I don't know if that was true, but he did have a lot of shake lol. I spent 7 years and two pregnancies on the street. I never did hard drugs or slept around, I was always with either my first boyfriend or my second boyfriend, who I was with 4 and 5 years respectively and had a kid by each. Fortunately now I'm single, quit drinking and have two jobs and live with my kids and my family and I'm super happy now and glad all that is behind me. Traveling was fun and I'll always be grateful for the memories and experiences but I'm also glad I'm not a drain on society anymore and I'm sober and no longer trying to ruin my own life. Sorry for the brief bio that you didn't ask for, but I have 7 years of memories that can't be wiped away because you think someone isn't homeless if they have clean sneakers 😂 Homeless people get new and or free stuff given to them all the time. Most of them have phones these days. They can shower, you know. Geez
@@nickyloki5238 😂 yup, and there's dirty kids and housies and yada yada. My ex was/is a big deadhead. Not the one in this video, that's the father of my 10 year old. It's my Youngest daughter's birthday today actually, 7th. My dad's too 😂 crazy world. Speaking of crazy world, my cousin met someone in Montana before I met that same person completely separately in job corps in Utah later, then we all ended up living together for a summer. Crazy small little world. It's hard for me to believe I've been to Vegas, Seattle, Kansas, Minnesota, and all over in between. If it weren't for my traveling days I wouldn't have my experiences or my kids 😁 That's why I like talking about it. Thanks for reading if you did.
ROFL. Yeah, except for when they used to drink together. OMG. Shit show. The shit that went down in Shanty Town was hilarious. I still remember a hat Jason gave to me one time. Ben wanted it really bad, and he was hell bent on getting it from me. I told him he could have it if he helped me kill a bottle of whiskey, but he was irate because it was blended scotch. He agreed to drink with me thinking I had bourbon.
Last time I was there was 2008, before that 2006 and so on back to the mid-nineties and it's gotten slowly more lame as time passes. Nineties were fucking slappin tho. One night there were probably 15 different performers
in the order the were played: chi-town warrants in texas chattanooga sugar babe - this is a cash cover their version is a lot better imo but i cant find anywhere online besides this vid
If only you could hear or understand any of it haha I love Jason and Ben and their separate bands nowadays, I wish I could of found em years ago tho!! Would of loved to see this live. I’d bet it sounded much better!!!
@@TheSharp2500 compilation of ALL the bands, not just new ones, that i know of lost dog street band, never say surrender, barefoot surrender, barefoot symphony, intuitive compass, capitol murder, spitshine. teardrop trio, benjamin tod is bens solo work.
The music's fantastic. Impossible to not move when you hear it. That's what makes the guy in the red t-shirt at 2:50 and beyond so freakish. He looks pissed off and is just standing there. Weird I'm focusing on him, but there it is.
Shorts over pants, railyard ghosts, ladies on the rag, nomad mountain outlaws, 13 strings and a two dollar bill, Johny hobo and the freight trains, wingnut dishwashers union
@@kimchi86530 Lost Dog/13 Strings doing "coming down" on gems is what turned me onto all this music a few years back. I only just found out today about "Spit Shine" and "Teardrop Trio"...we don't have anything like this in Scotland!
Crazy people don’t realize how talented these guys are. Rip Nicholas Ridout
Ridout is not in this video nor band
I'm the pregnant girl in the beginning. No joke, My name's Sierra. I was with my boyfriend and we went from Seattle to Clearfield UT to Boulder and then MT. My baby's name is Rae and she's 6 in August.
With clean sneakers and flip flops zero gear lol..look purrrdy clean to me
@@nickloch7483 what? I didn't have flip flops. Yeah I had sneakers. I went to a drop in shelter every day and ate and showered and whatever. When my daughter was born I lived in a housing program called motherhouse but my daughter's father's father came and got us and took us back to Montana where I'm from. I've been homeless in Kansas, north Dakota, Washington, Utah, Colorado, Montana and traveled through many other states. I don't see why having clean shoes means you can't be homeless. I was pregnant. It was boulder. I was well taken care of lol. As for the no gear, yeah, no shit. My boyfriend was watching it because it made him look bad to sit next to his pregnant girlfriend and spange for money. I made more money by myself. I had a group of homeless friends too that helped look out for me and we'd hitch up to Ned and camp. There was a guy named crispy who had big bags of shake all the time and supposedly had pot plants growing In the mountains and had their gps locations saved or something. I don't know if that was true, but he did have a lot of shake lol. I spent 7 years and two pregnancies on the street. I never did hard drugs or slept around, I was always with either my first boyfriend or my second boyfriend, who I was with 4 and 5 years respectively and had a kid by each. Fortunately now I'm single, quit drinking and have two jobs and live with my kids and my family and I'm super happy now and glad all that is behind me. Traveling was fun and I'll always be grateful for the memories and experiences but I'm also glad I'm not a drain on society anymore and I'm sober and no longer trying to ruin my own life. Sorry for the brief bio that you didn't ask for, but I have 7 years of memories that can't be wiped away because you think someone isn't homeless if they have clean sneakers 😂 Homeless people get new and or free stuff given to them all the time. Most of them have phones these days. They can shower, you know. Geez
@@letsart6434 we call em homebums
@@nickyloki5238 😂 yup, and there's dirty kids and housies and yada yada. My ex was/is a big deadhead. Not the one in this video, that's the father of my 10 year old. It's my Youngest daughter's birthday today actually, 7th. My dad's too 😂 crazy world.
Speaking of crazy world, my cousin met someone in Montana before I met that same person completely separately in job corps in Utah later, then we all ended up living together for a summer. Crazy small little world. It's hard for me to believe I've been to Vegas, Seattle, Kansas, Minnesota, and all over in between. If it weren't for my traveling days I wouldn't have my experiences or my kids 😁 That's why I like talking about it. Thanks for reading if you did.
@@letsart6434 yeah lofe is best on the road..i got my pup in August and we have done 15 states so far
I can’t believe I didn’t know about this. Benjamin Tod and Jason Dea West together? Magic.
ROFL. Yeah, except for when they used to drink together. OMG. Shit show. The shit that went down in Shanty Town was hilarious. I still remember a hat Jason gave to me one time. Ben wanted it really bad, and he was hell bent on getting it from me. I told him he could have it if he helped me kill a bottle of whiskey, but he was irate because it was blended scotch. He agreed to drink with me thinking I had bourbon.
did that guy filming say barefoot pretender? lol
I love seeing these older videos when I can see myself walking by in the background.
Damn Ben and his gall look so young.
This in an awesome video. Thanks for sharing it!
These guys are my idols
Glad Jason and Ben got rid of those hats...
This is the best comment I've seen for this video
which one is ridoutî?
Great album. Hopefully you come out with another.
Shoutout to when boulder was still cool
Last time I was there was 2008, before that 2006 and so on back to the mid-nineties and it's gotten slowly more lame as time passes. Nineties were fucking slappin tho. One night there were probably 15 different performers
Shannon McDonald Yeah. I’m going to school there now. Its really just tourists and cops everywhere. Everyone else goes to the hill. It sucks.
These guys are awesome, and in Oregon now.
What’s the name of this song
in the order the were played:
chi-town
warrants in texas
chattanooga sugar babe - this is a cash cover their version is a lot better imo but i cant find anywhere online besides this vid
I've busked exactly right there before
Real Musicians
They're so freaking Awesome
Love these guys!
If only you could hear or understand any of it haha I love Jason and Ben and their separate bands nowadays, I wish I could of found em years ago tho!! Would of loved to see this live. I’d bet it sounded much better!!!
What is the names of their new bands?
@@TheSharp2500 Lost Dog Streetband is one
@@TheSharp2500 compilation of ALL the bands, not just new ones, that i know of
lost dog street band, never say surrender, barefoot surrender, barefoot symphony, intuitive compass, capitol murder, spitshine. teardrop trio, benjamin tod is bens solo work.
The music's fantastic. Impossible to not move when you hear it. That's what makes the guy in the red t-shirt at 2:50 and beyond so freakish. He looks pissed off and is just standing there. Weird I'm focusing on him, but there it is.
Pretty good, come to Oregon Pickathon.
Any other bands like this to recommend?
Shorts over pants, railyard ghosts, ladies on the rag, nomad mountain outlaws, 13 strings and a two dollar bill, Johny hobo and the freight trains, wingnut dishwashers union
profane sass, blackgrass gospel, cousin boneless, broken bow
@@kimchi86530 Lost Dog/13 Strings doing "coming down" on gems is what turned me onto all this music a few years back. I only just found out today about "Spit Shine" and "Teardrop Trio"...we don't have anything like this in Scotland!
Funny, that little guy just happens to be my favorite singer song writer Benjamin Tod . I wonder which one is the friend that ended his own life.
Nicholas Ridout was in Spit Shine with Ben and Ashley. The banjo player in Barefoot Surrender is Jason Dea West.
is that Nicholas on the banjo or someone else?
Don’t quote me but I believe Banjo is Jason Dea West. Nicholas is washboard.
@@jritchings6375 it’s jason on banjo, yes. but washboard is keith Smith...he’s in resonant rogues now.