How Many Biscuits Can You Eat | June Carter and Tennessee Ernie Ford | Feb 26, 1959
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2007
- June Carter and Ernie Ford sing How Many Biscuits Can You Eat? live on The Ford Show, February 26, 1959.
About Tennessee Ernie Ford
Born Ernest Jennings Ford on February 13th, 1919 in Bristol, Tennessee, Tennessee Ernie Ford has made an indelible impact on America and the world through his unparalleled accomplishments in radio, records and television.
Throughout his legendary career spanning over 50 years, Ernie Ford's early successes as a radio personality led to his signing with Capitol Records in 1949. Through 1976, he released a total of eighty-three albums on the label--and literally scores of single records, including his classic version of Merle Travis' timeless anthem to the working man, "Sixteen Tons"...at the time of its release, the fastest selling single in Capitol's history.
About The Ford Show
On Thursday night, October 4th, 1956, NBC premiered The Ford Show Starring Tennessee Ernie Ford.
As prime-time's # 1 half-hour variety show for five years, The Ford Show featured all the ingredients of the top variety shows of the day; Hollywood's greatest guest stars, top-of-the-line production, and terrific music. But one simple element separated it from all others...Ernie closed virtually every show with a hymn, a spiritual or a song of faith. For the time, it was a bold and powerful statement for a popular entertainer of Ford's stature to be making on live television, especially in the face of the initial objections from Madison Avenue and the network. But it was a statement that would become the trademark of his career, and in many ways, the mark of his life. It would earn him the distinction of almost single-handedly bringing inspirational music into the mainstream of American entertainment...an enduring legacy of the lasting impact that one man's expression of faith can have on millions of people.
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1959 was mighty fine..the year this Young'n was born 😀 ! The rest of the verse was: 'She baked me a cake and she baked me a pie, I said old woman we're living high. This morning...'
There are actually people who think that this was TEF's real singing voice. When he sang seriously his bass-baritone was one of the best ever and that includes operatic singers.
One song where his bass voice shines is in the song Shenondoah
For example, His Gospel & Hymn albums.
He reminds me of Jim Nabors who played Gomer Pyle. Jim Nabors had a beautiful singing voice as well, but many people remember him for his Gomer Pyle voice.
@@scootermom1791 - Yes, Sir. They're much alike for sure!!
There will never be another voice like Tennessee Earnie’s beautiful baritone!!!!
I'm fourteen years old and absolutely love June and Johnny. They're amazing people. Old country is the best.
I'm 59 and I was so surprised when you said you were 14. You have good taste in music😊
I really do love this. This was back when television was actually worth watching..
June Carter definitely had a sense of humor! She kind of reminds me of Reba here...who also has a great sense of humor.
These are a little older than my.. but what a talented people they were..What a generation!
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Seeing these great memories makes me glad I grew up in "those good ole days". Thanks for posting these.
Today Commemorates Tennessee Ernie Ford's 100th Birthday
June Carter was the Greatest! Much missed !
That was wonderful. Thank you. I have always love June Carter.
This video stays on my RUclips now. I watch it all the time. It's just awesome!!!
I'm 64 and my daddy used to sing this song on weekends when he made us breakfast. He was a tarheel from Winston Salem
Why can't tv and music be like this?!
June and Ernie grew up less than a dozen miles from each other, near Bristol, Virginia. He was ten years older, and she probably heard him on KNOX radio from Knoxville, TN, when he first started out.
June Carter was a Great Lady.
that was great, i aint never seent nat'n. but I've loved June for over forty years..
this is gold
This one sparks joy
🤣🤣🤣 I miss the good ole days! Today I wonder if I’ve been transported to another planet unawares…
You're absolutely right... Good morning Jeannie how are you doing over there hope you're having a wonderful day it's another lovely day that the lord has made..
@@dennisraymond542 Hi Dennis, yes I’m doing good enough I reckon. I thank the Lord everyday for letting me wake. I hope you are doing good as well. God Bless
@@jeannieab5218 I'm Dennis Raymond from Los Angeles California if I may ask what about you.
@@jeannieab5218 I'm Dennis Raymond from Los Angeles California if I may ask what about you
@@dennisraymond542 Rome Georgia. A southerner with a heavy accent lol.
How many blizzards can you eat this morning😂
Love t!
they good
Hahaha!!! They're so funny!
Love this...............................
And to think, this was MANY YEARS before Hee Haw (the TV show.) THAT's entertainment.
Awww! This is SOOOOOOOOOO cute
❤
June is really an american (wouh) woman
Greats from Garmisch, Bavaria
💟💞💖🌷
classic..!
The punny southern jab of marching on Georgie totally caught me off guard! 😂
This is the tune of "The Crawdad Song," which was sung on "The Andy Griffith show."
It may be an odd comparison but she reminds me of Margaret O'Brien...she was the youngest child on Meet Me in St. Louis. Just the way she holds herself & enunciates. That's who I thought of.
So funny
nice
Where has good entertainment gone?
LOL I wished I would have known then what I know now. This
is June very young, before I knew about Johnny Cash & her being married, Maybe before they married. I see what he saw in her.
Looks like the same night johnny cash was singing with ernie in pickin time if so it would be 1955 or 56 one year before richy valens big bopper and buddy died and maybe the time johnny and june met while travelling together doing shows
Because you won't watch or listen to it when it IS on ... AND YOU KNOW IT.
I am so sorry if this sounds weird but you wrote such a nice and wonderful comment on here and I like your comment. I can tell you're a very positive person. If it's okay with you I'd love to be friends
and quit GAUGING me!..soo funny..
"love is a thing of beauty
and beauty is a blossom
you want get your finger bit
you poke it at a possum" tennesse ernie ford
Thanks so very much for posting this!!!! Do you know what year it's from? Love June Carter! Thanks!
still funny LOL...what yr is this from?? got to love junie
You're misinterpreting what I said. I didn't mean that it wasn't Tennessee Ernie who was singing here. I meant that he wasn't using his "normal" singing voice. It certainly isn't the way he was encouraged to sing at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. He's hamming it up here which is fine; however some people, especially younger ones he may have only seen him on I Love Lucy reruns, don't realize what a superb serious singer he could be.
He's awesome. He's got a beautiful voice & this definitely wasn't his normal, but neat to see or hear.
morgan
they sleeping under the ground.. we will see them in the resurrection... but in the meantime let;s enjoy their tricks!
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nonsense, I watched his show, it was him. His voice could do both well
Half of her career was based around her little skits.
Hilarious?
Seriously? You are the one who said it, if you don't want to be missunderstood then say what you mean. I don't read minds