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episode. Who could have thought that a throwaway moment in a throwaway Western could have spawned such a legacy. Even more remarkably is that the moment in question did not belong to the film Star, the legendary Gary Cooper, but to an uncredited

bit part actor and musician whose otherwise claim to fame was singing this.

It was a one-eyed, one-horn, flying purple people leader.

One-eyed, one-horn, flying purple people leader.

A one-eyed one-horn flying purple people it sure looks strange to me.

One-eye!

Sheb woolly was his name and the film was called Distant Drums from 1951.

Sheb's character, Private Jessup,

was little more than a red shirt whose only job was to die during a crucial scene of tension as Cooper leads his

soldiers through a swamp in the Everglades in an attempt to escape the Indians who are

hunting them.

And what name do you answer to?

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