
Roy Acuff Show 5x-xx-xx (01) First Song - Y'all Come
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Roy Acuff
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Cousin Louis Clark
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Brother Oswald
Chicken in the bread.
Roy Acuff
Sand chicken.
Cousin Louis Clark
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Roy Acuff
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Brother Oswald
And now, folks, here he is, Mr.
Roy Acuff
Grand Ole Opry himself, Roy Acuff.
Cousin Louis Clark
When you live in the country, everybody is your neighbor. On this one thing you can rely.
Brother Oswald
They'll all come to see you and.
Cousin Louis Clark
Never they ever leave you. Then you all come see us by and by. You all come, you all come, you'll come. Oh, you all come see us when you can. You all come, you all come, you all come. Oh, you all come see us now then in folks are coming. They're coming by the dozen. Leading everything to the hay. And right after dinner, they looking at it. Dinner. And here's what you hear them say. Y'all come, y'all come, you'll come, you all come see a twin pen. You all come, you all come, you all come. Welcome to your sounding alley. Hope and more delicious had come to the kitchen and help do the dishes right away. But they all turn lean and even. Birchies are craving. You can still hear grandma say. Y'all come, y'all come, y'all come. Oh, you all come to see us when you turn. You all come, you all come, you all come. Oh, you all come see down there.
Howdy Forrester
Oh, that's wonderful.
Brother Oswald
Thank you.
Howdy Forrester
A lot of time everybody seems to be in a big spirit today. All the boys seem to be feeling good. Hope all of you folks listening are feeling just as good as we are. Are you feeling all right, Cousin Louis?
Roy Acuff
Yes, sir, Roy. I'm ready to go.
Howdy Forrester
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Roy Acuff
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Howdy Forrester
That's one. Thank you. That's one that I couldn't pat. I don't know how to do that. You gotta go both going and coming. You gotta head it both ways. I found that was Jimmy Riddle with the Irish washer woman and he does a wonderful job. But right now, friends. Oh, this fellow complains a little bit about his shoes. Well, why worry about it? With a Narcy Cola in his hand, you can always enjoy him because he enjoys living. Let's make him welcome the Duke of to Duke.
Cousin Louis Clark
Where you been, dude?
Brother Oswald
Sure it was me. All Irish mother that, huh? What'd you say? I say, where you been? I've been trying to get up here to this place, man. I'm telling you, I ain't never seen anybody drive like people are driving today down there. I don't know what's the matter. On Saturday it looks like they go wild. Everybody's driving. I said was in a hurry for their accident to happen and get it over on Saturday.
Howdy Forrester
They're trying to get to the office.
Brother Oswald
Oh yeah, I tried across that street. And the policeman said, all right, hillbilly, get back and watch that light. And I got back and watched it for about a half hour. It ain't no different than any other light. I said, hey, when do I go across? He says, you gonna go across when it turns green. I said, how come got them yellow lines on the seat? He said, there's your fishes on, feller. I vetted it out now you get hit outside the line, it don't count, brother. If they miss you outside the line on one cor. They get three more shots at you at the next stoplight. And I'm telling you, since they got so many women drivers on. Pardon me for using that word on the radio. I'm sorry. You know what a woman driver is, Roy? No, that's an accident. Going someplace that happened. And my big fat wife. Oh, that's the fattest woman and the worst driver ever I've seen. I'm. She's bringing me to the airport the other day, and she's going down the street, you know. I said, you're going too fast. She said, shut your mouth. And she backhanded me once. You know how they'll backhand you in the mouth?
Howdy Forrester
Well, I know it.
Brother Oswald
When you get a little henfect, they'll do that to you. And I'm henfect. I'm so henfect, I don't snore in my sleep. I cackle. She busted me one, you know, and I didn't say no more. And she kept on going. The light turned yellow. She kept on going. The light turned red. She slapped on the brakes and skidded right up there and stopped on a dime. Policeman give her a ticket, too. The dime she stopped on was in the policeman's pocket. I want you to know if pedestrian ain't got a chance with my wife driving. You know what happened to one poor fella yesterday? She hit a feller and knocked him 50ft right straight up there. And you know what happened to the poor man, Roy? A policeman stood there and waited till he come down and give him a ticket for leaving the scene of an accident. Brother, anybody that drives a car gives signals. They go and turn left, they stick their hands straight out, they're going to turn right. They put their hand straight up, they're going to stop, they stick it down. My wife's got them all beat. She wheeled up to a stoplight yesterday, rolled that window down, stuck out her hand, give all three signals, what? Right, straight up. And I'm going straight to the wagon. These shoes are killing me. I'm get out of here.
Howdy Forrester
Oh, that's wonderful. Tuka Paducah. Yes, sir, you wonderful person, A fine fellow. And now then, since we've got Jimmy Riddle all seated over at Vienna, I think we might as well try to take the washboard and kind of scrub a little bit. You boys ready? Coming around the mountain.
Cousin Louis Clark
Let's go. She comes around, around when she comes she comes round about the. When she comes she be coming around about. She be coming roundabout. She Be coming around about when she comes.
Brother Oswald
She be driving five white horses.
Cousin Louis Clark
When she comes she be driving four white horses when she comes she be driving three white horses she be driving two white horses she be driving one of my horse when she comes Always get an old red rooster when she comes Ellie's get an old red rooster when she comes oh, wicked old rescue when she comes.
Howdy Forrester
Well, wonderful. That was our jug band coming around the mountain. Well, cousin Louie, I can say one thing. All this singing and dancing around here really burns up a lot of energy. You know, I'm thirsty.
Roy Acuff
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Howdy Forrester
Oh, wonderful. That was Howdy Forrester with the old time fiddle. And the tune was brilliancy. Well, this may not be so brilliancy, but we love to sing them one of our final sacred numbers. Shake my mother's hand for me when.
Cousin Louis Clark
You reach that golden city Friends in loved ones you will see when the saints come out to meet you oh, shake my mother's hand for me Shake my mother's hand and tell her hand and tell her happy man her spirit speak when the swear ain't come out she'll be out to meet you oh, shake my mother's hands for me There are times I often wonder how can all these trials be I'm can't keep me here much longer. Oh, shake my mother's hand for me Shake my mother's hand and tell her happy may her spirit be when the slaves come out to be here after leaving you. Oh, take my mother, transform me over there. You meet my Savior Many loved ones you will see when you've had off with Jesus Hand for me Shake my mother's hand and tell their hands to tell her Happy Mary when the pains come out to me oh, shake my mother's hand for me.
Roy Acuff
Well, that's fine singing Roy, but I see Brother Oswald's putting his shoes on. It's time for us to go.
Howdy Forrester
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Cousin Louis Clark
Bars.
Brother Oswald
Round and round, right foot up and left foot down when you drive.
Cousin Louis Clark
Thirsty, drink, roll around.
Brother Oswald
Now friends, till next time. This is cousin Louie Buck speaking.
Roy Acuff
RC Colon for all gangs saying so long and lots of good luck.
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Podcast Summary: Roy Acuff Show 5x-xx-xx (01) First Song - Y'all Come
Podcast Information:
Introduction
The episode commences with the lively introduction of Roy Acuff, a prominent Grand Ole Opry star, accompanied by his band members including Cousin Louis Clark and Brother Oswald. The show is sponsored by Royal Crown Cola, which plays a significant role throughout the episode.
Royal Crown Cola Promotion
Royal Crown Cola is seamlessly integrated into the show as both a sponsor and a conversational element. Roy Acuff enthusiastically promotes RC Cola, emphasizing its superior taste and popularity.
Roy Acuff [00:45]: "RC Royal Crown Cola brings you the king of the Grand Ole Opry stars, Roy Acuff and all the Smoky Mountain boys and girls."
Roy Acuff [03:07]: "Royal Crown Cola is certainly the champion in its field. Only Royal Crown Cola has the best by taste test flavor."
Acuff highlights RC Cola's accolades, noting its victory in multiple taste tests across the nation, thereby positioning it as the preferred choice for consumers.
Opening Song: "Y'all Come"
The show kicks off with the debut of the first song, "Y'all Come," performed by Cousin Louis Clark and Brother Oswald. The song encapsulates the warm, inviting spirit of country life, encouraging listeners to visit and enjoy the camaraderie.
The catchy chorus, filled with invitations and community spirit, sets a jovial tone for the episode.
Banter and Comedy
A significant portion of the episode features humorous interactions among the cast, particularly focusing on Brother Oswald's anecdotes about his wife’s driving habits.
Brother Oswald [05:02]: "I've been trying to get up here to this place, man. I'm telling you, I ain't never seen anybody drive like people are driving today down there."
Brother Oswald [06:25]: "My wife's got them all beat. She wheeled up to a stoplight yesterday, rolled that window down, stuck out her hand, give all three signals, what? Right, straight up."
These segments provide comedic relief, portraying relatable domestic scenarios with a humorous twist, reflecting the show's ability to blend music with storytelling.
Musical Performances
The episode features two main musical performances:
"Coming Around the Mountain"
This rendition incorporates lively jug band sounds, enhancing the traditional folk feel of the song.
"Shake My Mother's Hand for Me"
This heartfelt song adds a sentimental layer to the episode, showcasing the softer side of the show's repertoire.
Audience Engagement and Community Spirit
Through its blend of music, humor, and storytelling, the show fosters a sense of community among listeners. The interactions among Roy Acuff, Howdy Forrester, Cousin Louis Clark, and Brother Oswald create an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of families gathering around the radio in the Golden Age of Radio.
This inclusive sentiment reinforces the show's role as a communal experience.
Closing Remarks
As the episode winds down, Roy Acuff reiterates the benefits of choosing Royal Crown Cola, tying back to the show's sponsorship seamlessly.
The final moments blend promotional content with well-wishes, leaving listeners with a positive impression.
Notable Quotes:
Roy Acuff [03:07]: "Royal Crown Cola is certainly the champion in its field. Only Royal Crown Cola has the best by taste test flavor."
Brother Oswald [05:02]: "I'm telling you, I ain't never seen anybody drive like people are driving today down there."
Cousin Louis Clark [10:57]: "When you reach that golden city, friends in loved ones you will see when the saints come out to meet you."
Conclusion
This episode of Roy Acuff Show encapsulates the essence of old-time radio through its engaging mix of music, humor, and community-oriented dialogue. Sponsored by Royal Crown Cola, the show effectively weaves promotional messages into its narrative, maintaining an authentic and entertaining experience for listeners. Whether through the infectious melodies of "Y'all Come" or the humorous tales of Brother Oswald, the episode offers a nostalgic journey back to a time when radio was the heart of family entertainment.