Hippy Hippy Shake.. for Charberry by tennesseecowgirl
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Description
For Goodness' sake
I got the Hippy Hippy Shakes
I got the Shakes
I got the Hippy Hippy Shakes
who remembers that Beatles tune?
Charlene (Charberry), left me the following comment:
Ooooh, more salt shakers. These are really cool. You are beginning to start me collecting salt shakers. Why not... I collect a lot of other things, too. ;c)
So I thought I would do this one for her, it wasn't my intention to get anyone started on collecting these but fun to hear it did, I have a small collection myself, would love for anyone else that does to show us some photos of their collections. Some day soon I will go back and retake the ones I lost.. until then I have one more to post on this series.

Oh Deere! The above images were taken at a Salt and Pepper Museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Oh Deere! The above images were taken at a Salt and Pepper Museum in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.

Comments (88)
Funny idea !
so far I like the Beatles the best.outstanding shot
Wonderful capture.
Wonderful photo as always!!!
Really nice shakers! Great capture!
So ~Cute & Original~ Thanks for sharing... FABULOUS!!! ;-}
This salt and pepper shaker shrine is like the Smithsonian!!! David
The feet made me laugh out loud and love the Beatles. Dana
Because there were 4 beatles - I wonder if they are getting double the dose of pepper & salt ? interesting collections...but not quite my cup'o'tea, hehe I prefer your barn pics, Lynell BB
Fascinating Museum...I must go there! (*I thought Hippy Hippy Shake ... could have been a vintage B 52's hit) +5 from doarte's MADHOUSE
I remember - and enjoy this shot while I do remember.
looks awsome! i like the feets "lol"
Great shot loving this series. Just some info on the song from our friend wikapedia "Hippy Hippy Shake" is a song written and recorded by Chan Romero in 1959.[1] That same year, the song reached number three in Australia. A cover version by Italian rocker Little Tony appeared in the same year and found moderate success in the United Kingdom and Italy. A version by UK-based band The Swinging Blue Jeans was released in December 1963. This single reached the British top 5 and just missed the Top 20 (#21) on the United States charts in early 1964. A well-known version of "Hippy Hippy Shake" can be found on the Beatles album Live at the BBC. This version was recorded in July 1963 almost certainly pre-dating the Swinging Blue Jeans recording.
amazing shot!!! I wish i could visit this magical Museum:)
Hmm lots to chose among, but what pepper & salt shaker is suitable in a castle? ?
Cool, like the Beatles one.
wonderful lustiges photo
Goodness I had no idea there were so many of them...
Excellent Shot...Now you can bring The Beatles to Dinner...LOL
I guess Ringo and Paul are the 'old salts', while John and George spice up our lives with a bit-o-pepper ! Never figured there that many different kind of S&P's...mind boggling ! Well captured & ~Cheers~
The Beatles shakers are great!
The FAB four! Funny render! ;o)
FANTÁSTICA FOTO BELOS SALEIROS AMO OS SALEIROS DOS BEATLES.++++++++++5
I like your selection, good work.
What a great selection, love the series
ha ha ha ha.... funny shakers !!
OH, thank you, Lynell, that was sweet of you to do this. I have some old, old handmade salt shakers, one set made from walnut shells. So I have a small start, and I love colored glass, so I guess if the two were put together, that would make an interesting collection. LOve the Beatles! ;c)
Those are so cool!!!