Amazing Documentary on Sailor Jerry that sucked me in

[pintindola]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY_qW865L3Y"

[Our Endless Days]

loved this documentary

[Graeme]

Yeah this is great, though when I looked at the list of threads on my phone this came up as "Amazing Documentary on Sailor Jerry that sucked" and that seemed a little bit odd.

[Energy]

Great documentary and featuring footage with people like Rollo and Zeke Owen.

[fuckhead]

This is on Hulu as well in its entirety. Thats where I watched it, pretty good doc.

[Our Endless Days]

no clue it's on hulu. fuck yeah.

[peterpoose]

Thanks for posting this. Been looking for this to watch, have not seen it yet :)

[Hank]

The Ed Hardy one is also on Hulu. I watched both back to back the other night when I couldn't fall asleep.

[Sarah Jinks Douglas]

I have watched it four times, have it saved on my hulu AND netflix lists. Got husband to watch one day and it sucked him in too! I learn something new every time I watch it.

[Brock Varty]

I would say any person worth the air they breath should see Hori Smoku. Really gives a good insight into some of the early-ish times and war times of American traditional tattooing and then also touches on some of the Japanese influence. All in all, great doc.

What is the name of the Ed Hardy one?

[CultExciter]

Tattoo The World

[ARdysfunction]

I finally got enough time to sit down and watch this on Hulu.

There was some really interesting insite to the early tattooer's, and culture.

It also gave me more respect for the art from that time period after watching it.

Things like, Purple Ink... who knew?

[jayessebee]

the extras are great too- Zeke's shoes, Eddie and the Pineapple juice haha

[SacramentoDan]

I have this DVD coming from Netflix on Monday

[SacramentoDan]

so I watched it lastnight,I loved it,5 out of 5

I liked the historical information of the tattoo world.

I would have liked to have known him.

[Brock Varty]

so I watched it lastnight,I loved it,5 out of 5

I liked the historical information of the tattoo world.

I would have liked to have known him.

I think any good human being would have liked to have known Jerry. Strong, steadfast people like him is what helped get tattooing to what it is now. It is up to all of us to bring it back and carry on the demeanor and character he showed.