Podcast Summary: Harold's Old Time Radio – "Country Music Time 091 June Carter 1st Song - I'm Walking"
Episode Information:
- Title: Country Music Time 091 June Carter 1st Song - I'm Walking
- Host: Dick Shepard
- Guest: June Carter
- Release Date: July 27, 2025
- Description: Dive into the Golden Age of Radio with classic country tunes and engaging conversations. This episode features the talented June Carter performing her first song, "I'm Walking," along with heartfelt melodies and messages from the United States Air Force.
1. Introduction by Host Dick Shepard (00:30 - 00:30)
Dick Shepard warmly welcomes listeners to "Country Music Time," setting the stage for an evening of classic country music. He introduces June Carter as the star of the week, highlighting her significance in the genre.
Dick Shepard [00:30]: "Hi there, friends and neighbors. This is Dick Shepard giving you a big welcome to Country Music Time... Now here in person is the star of this week's show, June Carter."
2. June Carter Performs "I'm Walking" (01:27 - 02:50)
June Carter graces the airwaves with her rendition of "I'm Walking," a heartfelt song about longing and hope. Her soulful voice captures the essence of yearning for a loved one's return.
June Carter [01:27]: "I'm walking yes indeed and I'm talking about you and me and I'm hoping you come back to me..."
A male vocalist complements her performance, adding depth and emotion to the piece.
Male Vocalist [01:46]: "I'm going to run right by your side for you pretty baby I need."
3. Transition and United States Air Force Message (02:50 - 05:56)
Post-performance, Dick Shepard introduces a message from the United States Air Force, emphasizing the opportunities available to young women in the Air Force. He underscores the benefits such as travel, adventure, and diverse career fields.
Dick Shepard [05:02]: "Young ladies, do you realize that 15 minutes can change your entire life?... More important, these respected young ladies hold vital positions in over 30 career fields."
4. June Carter Performs "Just When I Needed You" (02:50 - 03:28)
June returns with "Just When I Needed You," a poignant song about heartbreak and the pain of losing a loved one at a crucial moment.
June Carter [03:04]: "Just when I needed you, you left and went away, you made my life so blue both night and day."
The emotional depth of the song resonates with listeners, showcasing Carter's ability to convey profound feelings through her music.
5. June Carter Sings "Sugar in the Morning" (05:56 - 07:24)
Continuing the musical journey, June performs "Sugar in the Morning," a sweet and melodic tune that highlights love and affection.
June Carter [06:03]: "Sugar in the morning, sugar in the evening, sugar at suppertime. Be my little sugar, I love me all the time."
A male vocalist joins in, harmonizing beautifully with Carter’s vocals, enhancing the song's charm.
Male Vocalist [06:37]: "Sugar in the morning, sugar in the evening at suppertime. Be my little sugar and love me all the time."
6. The Jordanares Perform "He's Got the Whole Wide World in His Hands" (07:24 - 10:26)
The Jordanares take the spotlight with their rendition of "He's Got the Whole Wide World in His Hands," infusing the song with their signature harmonies and uplifting spirit.
Male Vocalist [07:49]: "He's got the whole world in his hands... he's got the little bitty baby in his hands... he's got you and me, brother, in his hands."
June thanks the Jordanares for their performance, appreciating the meaningful rendition.
June Carter [10:26]: "Thank you, Jordanares, very much. He's got the whole wide world in his hands and it was real fine the way they sung it too."
7. June Carter Performs "I'm All Broke Up With Love" (10:26 - 13:09)
June returns with "I'm All Broke Up With Love," a lively and playful song about the quirks of romance and the humorous side of heartbreak.
June Carter [10:30]: "I've been feeling kind of silly since the night I first met Billy... The folks all say he's driving me crazy but the doctor says I'm all broke up with love."
Her performance is both entertaining and relatable, drawing listeners into her narrative with charm and wit.
8. Closing Remarks and Final United States Air Force Message (13:09 - 13:57)
As the show nears its end, Dick Shepard reiterates the partnership with the United States Air Force, encouraging listeners to consider a future in the Air Force.
Dick Shepard [13:09]: "Country Music Time is presented by the United States Air Force Recruiting and Publicity center... Now, this is Dick Shepard reminding you that today and tomorrow you're better off in the United States Air Force."
He emphasizes the benefits and opportunities available, leaving listeners with a lasting impression of the show's collaboration with the Air Force.
9. Conclusion
The episode seamlessly blends classic country performances with informative messages from the United States Air Force. June Carter delivers compelling performances that honor the spirit of the Golden Age of Radio, while Dick Shepard ensures the listeners are engaged with meaningful content. The collaboration with the Jordanares adds a layer of richness to the musical experience, making this episode a memorable installment in the "Harold's Old Time Radio" series.
Notable Quotes:
- June Carter [01:27]: "I'm walking yes indeed and I'm talking about you and me and I'm hoping you come back to me..."
- Dick Shepard [05:02]: "Young ladies, do you realize that 15 minutes can change your entire life?"
- June Carter [06:03]: "Sugar in the morning, sugar in the evening, sugar at suppertime. Be my little sugar, I love me all the time."
- Dick Shepard [13:09]: "Today and tomorrow you're better off in the United States Air Force."
This episode serves as a nostalgic journey through timeless country music, enriched by heartfelt performances and valuable information for listeners considering a career in the Air Force.