For the Southern Brothers

[Razor X]

Go to this link and click on "That's What I Like About The North".  It ends somehwat abruptly before the song is finished, but enough of it plays to get the gist of it:

http://cdbaby.com/cd/lynnmarie6

[SLYinKC]

Nothing like a good polka.....

[BaldRob]

Yeah... you just can't find a good polka south of the Mason-Dixon line!  oompa oompa oompa

[warhawk]

Nothing like a good polka.....

DITTO 

WARHAWK

[GASlick]

In the south we have this thing called Clogging!

The southern version of a polka.

[Tyler]

In the south we have this thing called Clogging!

The southern version of a polka.

LOL!  One of my best friends use to clog.  Yes, this was in Northern California.  I told you guys I was from the country.

I would say that it's more like tap dance meets the river dance and the country stomp.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/CpKtn5DiCPU&amp;rel=1" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/CpKtn5DiCPU&amp;rel=1</a>

[D.A.L.U.I.]

Yeah... you just can't find a good polka south of the Mason-Dixon line!  oompa oompa oompa

Correction: lots of polka at the Deutsche's Haus in New Orleans at Oktoberfest.  I've got my northern connections, Ufftah, You Bettcha, but they have enough sense to be Snow Birds.  I've always thought the first blond joke was when the Scandanavians arrived in America, with the whole country to chose from, and they mostly went to Minnesota w/ weather as bad as Norway & Sweden, ye gods, they could have gone south, and left winter truly behind.

[SLYinKC]

Tyler. Those guys are great.  I love that "River Dance" type stuff.  Those guys have alot of talent.

[warhawk]

Tyler. Those guys are great.  I love that "River Dance" type stuff.  Those guys have alot of talent.

WARHAWK

[baldken]

Just a correction Camden Yards/Baltimore MD is south of the Mason/Dixon line