Tennessee Ernie Ford With Spike Jones Canadian Sunset

Tennessee Ernie Ford and Spike Jones
Tennessee Ernie Ford With Spike Jones Conducting the top 20 Singing Canadian Sunset
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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
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.
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[@jackratcliffe7766]

Amazing

[@briandonegan8480]

He knew exactly what was coming. Anyone familiar with Spike Jones knows what was coming. I was not disappointed.
All the lunacy aside, Jones was as serious a muscian as he could be. You have to be to arrange music the way he did. Nothing was out of place.
I wish I could have seen a show of his live. Sadly he died 20 years before I was born

[@NoahSpurrier]

Yup. He had fun with music, but he was a musician.

[@waynestewart1919]

That was hilarious!

[@mauriziacanale7212]

Incredibile! Stupendi tutti !!!😊❤

[@TrustJesusToday]

I was 11 days old when this aired. Canadian Sunset (Hugo Winterhalter's version) is one of the best instrumentals ever. Give it a listen.

[@BackToTheBlues]

If you look up My Guy by Mary Wells on Wikipeida it points out they used a little of Canadian Sunset at the start at the behest of one of the trombonists when they couldn't think of an intro!

[@martinm3474]

Two Giants together, thanks!

[@tkhering]

November 15, 1956. The little person is Billy Barty.

[@CSltz]

I didn’t know that there were words to this song let alone anything like this. Thanks so much for posting this.

[@dontaylor7315]

The guy in the golf cart has gotta be Billy Barty. I'm familiar with him only because of the Peter Gunn series where he's a pool hustler, but I'm sure he did other good work as well. He was a child actor in the 1930s.

[@lohphat]

He was an ensemble member for years.

[@jamespfitz]

He's the most famous midget in show business

[@rhonda7070]

😂🤣😂 Love this. A bit ironic for me, as I'm always wishing he'd sing alone instead of with his top twenty.

[@PJ-vw4zu]

Unlike you know who on the "Rust" set, Spike checked to make sure the gun held only blanks at 0:56. That is exactly what any actor on a movie set is responsible for doing.

[@joanbonnet8229]

❤

[@LucyHaskell-qx6nu]

That thumbnail tho 😏🤭😂

[@ThomasPrior-wv6zn]

check out tennessee erny ford singing a christ mass song with a little boy who keeps him laughting great these tow were so talented

[@shirleyjarrett2146]

😂😂😂😂

[@CarlRennhack]

One of the wackiest things I've ever seen!