Made pizzas in 1974 at 19 years old remember the girls running up on stage with flags people sure enjoyed them self at that place

Thanks for posting this. In the late 70s and 80s I was in Roy's shop many times.

Thanks for sharing this. It is now current in 2021 on FB in a number of places.

Thanks for this! I took a pic of the mural a few days back, only knowing it to be on the side of a restaurant, the only business I had known to be there. This explains the mural and it's relevance. Absolutely love that you captured the jam session in there, wish it were still this way

I listen to this every November 11 in memory of the brave men lost in the Great War

Hello! I work for WBIR in Knoxville and we're putting together a piece on the history of the Oak Ridge Playhouse. Would I have permission to use your video with a courtesy to your name? I'd love to include it!

One of the cleanest on the web. Nice work!

Just found one. Looking for belts and a cartridge.

That’s my grandpas shop and his “Son” playing with his band is my dad on the banjo

hey nice song, can you share the music sheet, it would be awesome!

Trumpet - Dexter Bates Saxophone - Joe Getsi Trombone - George Leichsenring Banjo - Jack Livesey Drums - Chris Miller Piano - Jean Stone Bass - Harold Winslett My dad's George the trombonist (slush-pumper). The Back Door was a great place, and the Band was Fabulous! I waitressed there one summer and even got to sing with the band once in a while. Thanks a million for posting this wonderful recording.

I have very fond memories of this show - my mom was a "pick a little, talk a little" lady and can be seen stage right at about 1:40!

My step-dad owned the Back Door! Thanks for posting this!