History Trivia / DaYoopers

* TalkingToHimself: Jim [=DeCaire=] does several voices on "Uncle Bruno's Christmas Story". The same album has Lynn voicing two characters in the skit "Doctor Baduchi".

* NamesTheSame: No, that was not the same Lynn Anderson who sang "Rose Garden".

* BlackSheepHit: Most casual fans would know them only for "Second Week of Deer Camp" and "Rusty Chevrolet". Both songs are outside their normal scope, as the former is more traditional folk (the only instruments are an accordion and gutbucket bass, both played by guests), while the latter is one of only a few song parodies they've ever done.

* BlackSheepHit: Most casual fans would know them only for "Second Week of Deer Camp" and "Rusty Chevrolet". Both songs are outside their normal scope, as the former is more traditional folk (the only instruments are an accordion and gutbucket bass), while the latter is one of only a few song parodies they've ever done.

** The 1997 video compilation "It's About Time, Eh!" is itself an example, but it goes double as it contains the otherwise-unreleased song "Camp Go for Beer".

* NoHitWonder

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Their first four albums, which were released only on cassette. While ''For Diehards Only'' and ''Diehards II'' include most of the songs from these albums, they're also missing most of the interstitial skits. Also, the songs from ''Yoopanese'' were at least partially re-recorded for the former.

* TalkingToHimself: Jim [=DeCaire=] does several voices on "Uncle Bruno's Christmas Story". The same album has Lynn voicing two characters in another skit.

* PromotedFanboy: Da Yoopers often let local musicians perform as guests on their albums. One of them, "Cowboy" Dan Collins, sang backup on ''Culture Shock'' and ''One Can Short of a Six-Pack'' before becoming an official member on ''We're Still Rockin'''.

* ThePeteBest: Jim Pennell, the original bassist. He was gone around the time "Second Week of Deer Camp" came out. (Interestingly, he's not even ''on'' that song, since it had a garbage can bass played by someone else.)

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Their first four albums, which were released only on cassette. While ''For Diehards Only'' and ''Diehards II'' include most of the songs from these albums, they're also missing most of the interstitial skits. Also, the songs from ''Yoopanese'' were re-recorded for the former.

* ThePeteBest: Jim Pennell, the original bassist. He never got a lead vocal and was gone around the time "Second Week of Deer Camp" came out. (Interestingly, he's not even ''on'' that song, since it had a garbage can bass played by someone else.)
** Third bassist Doc Bradbury never got a lead vocal, either.

* ThePeteBest: Jim Pennell, the original bassist. He never got a lead vocal and was gone around the time "Second Week of Deer Camp" came out.

* CreatorCouple: Lynn fit this twice, being married first to percussionist Jerry Coffey and then (from about 2007 onward) to guitarist Jim Bellmore.

* CreatorCouples: Lynn fit this twice, being married first to percussionist Jerry Coffey and then (from about 2007 onward) to guitarist Jim Bellmore.

* NamesTheSame: No, that was not the same Lynn Anderson who sang "(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden".