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The classic!

She wanted a bit more, studded name on the front, Rock'n'Roll and slogan on the back 

Dickies FW24 new color.

Now I looked in my mirror and I saw somethin' comin',

I thought it was a plane by the way it was a-runnin'.

It was a-hummin' along at a terrible pace,

and I knew right then it was the end of the race.

When it flew by us, I turned the other way,

the guy in the Mercury had nothin' to say,

for it was a kid, in a hopped up Model-A.

Mexican Joe was wild and reckless

He walked into a honky-tonk in Texas

Looking for some real romance and pettin'

On a barroom stool alone this doll was settin'

He walked up to the bar and said,

"I think I'll have a drink Three fingers of tequilla; will clear my head, I think."

Well, she looked around and caught his eye

And Joe said, "I ... yi, yi, yi, yi."

When Mexican Joe met Jole Blon.

Mexican Joe was wild and reckless

He walked into a honky-tonk in Texas

Looking for some real romance and pettin'

On a barroom stool alone this doll was settin'

He walked up to the bar and said,

"I think I'll have a drink Three fingers of tequilla; will clear my head, I think."

Well, she looked around and caught his eye

And Joe said, "I ... yi, yi, yi, yi."

When Mexican Joe met Jole Blon.

In order to fulfill customer requests, Irving Klaw required that Bettie do at least some bondage or fetish for all of her shoots (Klaw and Bettie were not bdsm enthusiasts themselves). For the setups, the tying of ropes was done by his sister Paula, a trusted friend of Bettie's.

Bettie has said that she enjoyed all of the modeling she did, including the bondage scenes (as well as spanking, wrestling, whipping, dressing up in a leather pony costume, etc.), and did not feel exploited.

This is a tribute to the shirt popularized in 1957 by the King in the movie “Loving You” and the song “Teddy Bear”.

Elvis wore Rockmount in various movies.

See more Rockmount Ranch Wear classic 1940´s western shirts and jackets in our Western section

Then I wish I was in Dixie,

Hooray! Hooray!

In Dixie Land, I take my stand

To live and die in Dixie;

Away, away, away down south in Dixie

Away, away, away down south in Dixie!

Where there is music and there's moonlight

The Navy knows what to do

So, come on and play the sailors' polka

Make way for Navy blue