Ernie Ford must have been a genius to preserve these treasures of history. Nobody except perhaps Bing Crosby had the foresight to preserve the orignials before they got wiped.
Funny thing on the Boston accent. Sitting with a group from various parts of the country, the subject got around to cars. The fellow from Boston chimed in with something about his "caa" and the fellow from Missouri came back with the remark, "I don't know about you but back home we milk our "caas".
Ernie Ford must have been a genius to preserve these treasures of history. Nobody except perhaps Bing Crosby had the foresight to preserve the orignials before they got wiped.
Thanks for these videos of now obscure, almost forgotten, TV shows of the past.
Funny thing on the Boston accent. Sitting with a group from various parts of the country, the subject got around to cars. The fellow from Boston chimed in with something about his "caa" and the fellow from Missouri came back with the remark, "I don't know about you but back home we milk our "caas".
Ernie's making a very big sundae for little Brenda.
That had to be the best episode of all.
She’s a doll !
I loved sixteen Tons
Little Miss Dynamite!
A Stephen Foster medley----AWESOME.
Where in the world were you able to acquire these? They’re pretty neat. These are real historical jewels of Americana mid-20th century.
eBay.
"The Ford Show" was named not for host Tennessee Ernie but for its sponsor, the Ford Motor Company.
Is there a way to contact you, other than here? I have a question about an episode that seems to have disappeared. Thank you.
Contact me at bradsonmack@gmail.com
Boston accent IS extremely different from Tennessee.
0:08 Johnny Jacobs.
Funny skit.