Daisy Mae (Ernest Tubb)(Martha White) | Grand Ole Opry (07-12-52)

Summary

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Podcast Summary

Podcast: Old Time Radio Westerns
Host: Andrew Rhynes
Episode: Daisy Mae (Ernest Tubb)(Martha White) | Grand Ole Opry (07-12-52)
Release Date: December 18, 2025

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Episode Overview

This episode of Old Time Radio Westerns transports listeners to the heart of 1952’s Nashville with a digitally restored broadcast of the Grand Ole Opry, originally aired July 12, 1952. Hosted by Andrew Rhynes, the episode highlights the stellar musical talents of Ernest Tubb, the Texas Troubadours, the Carter Sisters with Mother Maybelle, Bill Monroe & his Bluegrass Boys, and a special appearance by Hank Williams. The main performance centers around the song “Daisy Mae,” with vintage commercials for Martha White flour enhancing the nostalgic radio experience. Listeners are treated to classic country, bluegrass, and a lively Opry atmosphere—complete with square dances, heartfelt harmonies, and toe-tapping instrumentals.

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Key Discussion Points & Musical Highlights

1. Welcome & Setting the Stage

• [01:09] Andrew Rhynes introduces the episode, featuring a clean, vibrant restoration and returning listeners to the Grand Ole Opry, Ryman Auditorium, 1952.
  • “Let’s get into this episode. This episode is going to be Grand Ole Opry. Original air date is July 12, 1952. We’ve got Ernest Tubb in the lead role and… the title of the first song is going to be Daisy Mae.”

2. Grand Ole Opry Show Kicks Off

• [03:24] The Martha White show's host welcomes the audience:
  • “Greetings everybody. Welcome to Martha White's big half hour of fun and music, direct from the famous Ryman auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee… let’s give a great big welcome to the star of our mid white show, the Texas Ernest Tubb.”
• [03:51] Ernest Tubb performs “Daisy Mae,” a sentimental country tune celebrating love, commitment, and simple joys.
  • Notable line (Ernest Tubb): “Cause you’re my darling precious Daisy Mae, so nice and neat with kisses so very sweet… and now I found you, no one else will ever do.” [03:58]

3. Ensemble Cast & Announcements

• [05:00] The host introduces the night’s impressive lineup: Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle, Chet Atkins, Bill Monroe, Moon Mullican, the Cook Brothers, Texas Troubadours, and special guest Hank Williams.

4. Classic Performances

• Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys – "Blue Moon of Kentucky"
  • [06:10] Energetic bluegrass rendition that celebrates classic heartbreak and the enduring spirit of bluegrass music.
• Carter Sisters & Mother Maybelle – "Fair and Tender Ladies"
  • [09:06 – 12:19] Delicate performance with soaring harmonies, touching on the fleeting nature of love.

5. Square Dance Interlude

• [12:19] Listeners are invited to “grab your partners” for a lively square dance instrumental with the Crook Brothers fiddling "Sally Gooden."
  • Memorable Call (Caller): “Swing your partner, don’t be late!” [13:20]

6. Highlight: Hank Williams' Guest Spot

• [14:44] Hank Williams is given a raucous Opry welcome. He performs:
  • “Jambalaya (On the Bayou)” [15:17]
    “Son of a gun, we’ll have big fun on the bayou.”
  • “Honky Tonkin’” [24:06]
    • A rollicking number that brings the crowd to life with its playful lyrics and infectious rhythm.
    • "Honey, baby, we're goin' honky tonkin' round this town." [26:34]

7. Bluegrass Encore

• [17:56] Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys perform "The Brakeman's Blues" — a nod to travel, longing, and the working man's wandering soul.

8. Variety Acts

• Billy Bird delivers a spirited version of “Somebody’s Stolen My Honey” [20:34] and later, “Gimme a Little Old Fashioned Love” [29:09].
• Chet Atkins delivers a guitar instrumental (no timestamped solo phrase), recognized by the host:
  • "That boy can really pick that guitar, and I don't mean maybe." [24:06]

9. Opry Community Moment & VIP Guest

• [28:13] The host notes the Opry’s huge audience and introduces the Governor of Florida, showing the event’s wide appeal:
  • “This distinguished looking gentleman sitting here on the front row is the governor of Florida. Let’s have a nice Grand Ole Opry welcome for the honorable Full oy.” [28:20]

10. Martha White Flour Endorsements

• Throughout the broadcast, lively and repetitive flour jingles serve both as commercial breaks and musical palate cleansers:
  • "Bake right with Martha White self-rising flour ... Goodness gracious, it's good." [08:03, 23:02, 31:44]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

| Timestamp | Speaker | Quote | |-----------|--------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 03:51 | Ernest Tubb | “When I’m with you my darling, all my cares go away... 'Cause you're my darling precious Daisy Mae.” | | 06:10 | Announcer (Bill Monroe) | "Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining / Shine on the one that's gone and left me blue." | | 13:20 | Square Dance Caller | “Swing your partner, don’t be late!” | | 15:17 | Hank Williams | “Son of a gun, we’ll have big fun on the bayou.” | | 26:34 | Hank Williams | “Honey baby we going honky talking round this town.” | | 24:06 | Host (re: Chet Atkins) | "That boy can really pick that guitar, and I don't mean maybe." | | 28:20 | Host | “This distinguished looking gentleman sitting here on the front row is the governor of Florida. Let’s have a nice Grand Ole Opry welcome for the honorable Full oy.” | | 08:03, 23:02, 31:44 | Host/Announcer | "Bake right with Martha White self rising flour ... Goodness gracious, it's good." |

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Key Timestamps and Segments

• [01:09] — Andrew Rhynes Introduction
• [03:24] — Show begins, Ernest Tubb performs “Daisy Mae”
• [06:10] — Bill Monroe: “Blue Moon of Kentucky”
• [09:06 – 12:19] — Carter Sisters & Mother Maybelle: “Fair and Tender Ladies”
• [12:19] — Crook Brothers: “Sally Gooden” (square dance instrumental)
• [14:44] — Hank Williams: “Jambalaya (On the Bayou)”
• [24:06] — Hank Williams: “Honky Tonkin’”
• [20:34] — Billy Bird: “Somebody’s Stolen My Honey”
• [29:09] — Billy Bird: “Gimme a Little Old Fashioned Love”
• [28:13] — Governor of Florida acknowledged in audience
• [31:44] — Final Martha White commercial & closing remarks

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Overall Tone & Atmosphere

The tone is joyful and inviting, brimming with the charm of vintage live radio variety shows. There’s a sense of true community, both among the musicians and their extended Opry “neighbors”—listeners at home. Quick, light-hearted musical banter and slick sponsor jingles evoke an era when family, faith, dancing, and simple pleasures shaped both the music and the culture it sprang from. Everyone from the seasoned star (Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb) to the fresh-faced Carter Sisters gets a warm introduction, and the crowd’s energy is palpable in every announcement.

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Conclusion

Whether you’re a longtime fan of the Grand Ole Opry or stepping in for a taste of country music’s golden age, this episode delivers a rich, entertaining window into 1952’s radio variety magic. The meticulous digital restoration further enhances the vivid storytelling, dynamic stage presence, and timeless music. Fun, family-friendly, and joyously nostalgic, this episode celebrates both the genre’s legendary icons and the enduring spirit of American roots music.

Transcript

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Welcome to the Old Time Radio Westerns. I'm your host Andrew Rines and let's get into this episode. This episode is going to be Grand Ole Opry Original air date is July 12, 1952 we've got Ernest Tubb in the lead role and and sponsored by Martha White and the title of the first song is going to be Daisy Mae.

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[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

It was 217 over 110.

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It's your big Martha White show.

[Narrator/Announcer]

How many biscuits did you eat this morning? How many biscuits egg this evening? Biscuits always making more than one. Goodness gracious good and life this morning.

[Martha White Show Host]

Greetings everybody. Welcome to Martha White's big half hour of fun and music. Direct from the famous Ryman auditorium in Asheville, Tennessee. Brought to you by genuine Mark the white flower, the south stamp of quality for all purpose home baking 53 years. Now let's give a great big welcome to the star of our mid white show, the Texas Ernest Tubbs.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

When I'm with you my darling, all my cares go away. Oh don't you know sweetheart that I love you so? Cause you're my darling precious Daisy Mae, so nice and neat with kisses so very sweet. In my opinion darling you just can't be beaten. And now I found you, no one else will ever do. I'll try and make you happy, Daisy May, You everything you, every song that I sing. Your lovely little hand looks lovely with that ring. It won't be long till you'll hear wedding song and you'll be mine, all mine, my Daisy May. Oh Daisy May, my honey, oh Daisy May. When I'm with you my darling, all my cares go away. Oh, don't you know sweetheart that I love you so? Cause you're my darling precious Daisy May. Thanks a lot, friends and neighbors on our great big welcome to our Martha White show. We have a whole gang of folks back here ready to entertain you tonight. Well, such as the Carter sisters and Mommy Mabel, Chet Atkins, Bill Monroe and all his bluegrass boys, Moon Mullikin, the Cook Brothers, the Texas Troubadours, and our special guest for tonight is Hank Williams. Right now, though, it's time to keep things rolling along here with Bill Monroe. And here he is with all the more to do. Blue moon of Kentucky, Bill.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining Shine on the one that's gone in Wendy Blue. Blue moon up Kentucky keep on shining, Shine on the one that's gone and let me blue. It was on a moonlight night the stars were shining bright and they whispered from on high, your love has said goodbye. Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining Shine on the one that's gone and left me blue. It was on a moonlight night shining bright and they whispered from on high, you, love said goodbye. Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining Shine on The one that's gone and said goodbye. They cried, they cried, they cried. With the all purpose flour, love and magic already mixed. Add liquid and Jordan and your biscuits are fixed. More the white, more the white, more the white flour. Goodness graze. That's good.

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[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you a lot there, Jud Collins. And you too, Miss Anita Carter. Right now it's time to hear from Mother Maybelle and the Carter sisters with a mighty fine number I know you're going to enjoy called Fair and Tender. Ladies. Mommy, you ready over there?

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[Andrew Rines]

Morning.

[Narrator/Announcer]

They first appear and then they're gone they'll tell to you some loving story and they'll make you think that they love you well and away they'll go and court some other. Grief to dwell I wish I was on Tumble Mountain where the ivy blind says black at the I'd write a letter to my f true lover Whose cheeks are like the morning day. Love is charming and love is ferny while it's new but love grows cold as love grows older and fades away like morning dew and fades away like morning dew.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you a lot there, Mother May Belle and the Carter sisters. That was mighty, mighty pretty. Well, neighbors, right now it's time to do a little square dancing on our Martha White show. So let's everybody grab your partners while the crook brothers fiddle out. Sally Gooden. Boys, you ready?

[Narrator/Announcer]

Overnight. All that stuff going left, all the way back, right. Good shirt. Good time. Oh, sure, you kids. And good luck for running across night left and back. How you swing on a corner, swing on a gate Swing your partner don't you lay Swing your partner know you hold back your couple hooks up for lift and your partner and do what? Did you know Swing on a corner swing on each ring your partner knows your partner knows your boat when you come to look up for swing grandma. Now grandma don't forget to survive from Arkansas bring your partner knowing your toes man you come to look up for big bird your lady in bird out in the O swing that corner she jump out all the angels on the path with the apartment on your gold man you couple it up for odd couple through the buffalo loop odd dinner loop even under swing on the corner swing on the gate swing your partner don't be late Swing your partner on your gold brand new couple of four bounce on your corner. All right. Eight round eight. You're right there. Chase the rabbit faces squirrel chase that root you around the world when you. But and Ramon E. You know where. I don't care. Find an easy chair.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thanks a lot.

[Martha White Show Host]

There.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

The Kirk brothers. And now friends, here's a little girl who's going to sing my favorite song. It's Miss Anita Carter with our happy baking song.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Miss Anita Bake. Right bake right bake. Ride with marble, white silver, ice and flour all the magic already mixed and liquid and shorten and your biscuits are fixed. Mar the wife, mar the wife Mar the white flower Good. Let's graze. It's good.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you, honey. That was all right. Neighbors, here's a young fellow that doesn't need an introduction because. Well, you know him just about as well as you know. Good morning, white flower. It's that old boy from Alabama. The love sick blues boy, Hank Williams. Let's give Hank. Hank. What have you got for us, boy? It's a brand new and just come out on record. If you can pronounce it, you can beat most us. The name of it is Jumble Live. Let's hear you do it.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Goodbye, Joe. Me gotta go Me O My O. Me gotta go Pull the P. Roll down the bio Ivan sweetest one. Me o Miles Son of the gun we'll have big fun on the bio jumble line. A crawfish pine feli gumbo. Cause tonight I'm gonna see mama shadow. Me o pick it pie fill fruit jar and big O. Son of a gun will have big fun Home bio.

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The tippy doors department knows the place is buzzing.

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Kin folk come to see if one body doesn't dress in style and go hog wild in your mile Son of a gun we'll have big fun on the bio jumble line Cross fish pineappilic gumbo Cause tonight I'm going to see my machazame O pick it pop fill fruit jar and be gale son of a gun we'll have much fun home Goodbye, My machasm.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Goodbye. Thank you a lot, sir. Hank Williams, our special guest on our Martha White show with his newest number called jumble. I can't understand it, but I know it's a 95 number. Right now here's a fellow we want to ask back up to the microphone. That is always a part of our Martha white show. Bill Monroe and all the bluegrass boys with one of the late Jimmy Rogers fine songs, the breakman's blues.

[Martha White Show Host]

Bill, you ready?

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To the depot and I looked up.

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On the board.

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Get ready, it's a good time here but better all down the road. Eat my breakfast, yeah, get my dinner in New Orleans Eat my breakfast, yeah, get my dinner in New Orleans I'm gonna get me a mama lon I never see you. How did I me? Hey.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thanks to my Bill Mungo and all the bluegrass boys. Well, talking about records, here's one of our newest records right now. Billy Bird, if you're ready over there. How about somebody has stolen my honey huh? Somebody stolen my honey and it just ain't right Somebody stolen my honey that's why I'm blue tonight I tried to tell her how he's like how he'll quit herself but it's no good, she's satisfied she thinks he hung the moon she'll learn a lesson though some days pretty soon she'll know she'll be a wiser girl someday and I can say I told you so but that's no good to me right now now it doesn't help a bit somehow Somebody stole my honey and my honey Stolen my.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Heart All Billy burn.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

She'll learn a lesson though someday pretty soon she'll know she'll be a wiser girl someday and I can say I told you so but that's no good to me right now it doesn't help a bit somehow Cause somebody stolen my honey and my honey stolen my heart.

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[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

And our neighbors here, Chet Atkins has baked guitar and rainbow. Thank you a lot, sir. Chad, asking that boy can really pick that guitar. And I don't mean maybe. Neighbors, we have just got to have another song from our good buddy Hank Williams. So let's make him welcome once again, will you? Here he is doing one of my favorites and one of yours too called Honky Tonkin.

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Living.

[Narrator/Announcer]

You and your honey have a falling out Just call me a sweet mama and we'll go stepping out and we'll go honky talking honky to keep talking.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Honey baby we going honky talking round.

[Narrator/Announcer]

This town baby when you are sad and lonely and you got no place to go Just come to see me.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Honey and bring along some dough and we'll go.

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Talking hy talking honey baby we going talking talking around this town will it. Well I'm going into the city I'm going to the city back and if you go to the city baby you.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Gonna find me there and we going home.

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It don't end.

[Martha White Show Host]

Friends, before this time comes back to sing another number for us, I'd like to tell you that we got about 3,500 people in the old Opry house today tonight and we're delighted to have every one of you. We wish we could tell the folks back home that every one of you are here. But we have one outstanding visitor that we want to call attention to tonight. This distinguished looking gentleman sitting here on the front row is the governor of Florida. Let's have a nice Grand Ole Opry welcome for the honorable Full oy.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you a lot, Fed Judd. And thank you, Governor. We're making mighty proud to have you visiting our Martha White's Grand Ole Opry. I'd like to do this next number for all the folks down in Florida away called Give me a little old fashioned love, Billy Bird. Now give me a Little old fashioned.

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Love.

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The kind that lingers through the.

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Years.

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The kind that's made by God.

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Above.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Just give me a little old fashioned love now you can have the girls with rosy cheese the ones that coo like turtle does I just want a simple girl that's sweet so give me a little old fashioned love All Billy Burton. Now you can have the girls that dress so nice from their heads down to their little baby but if you want some real good advice the old fashioned girls just can't be be.

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Hey.

[Grand Ole Opry Announcer]

Thank you a lot. Thank you just a whole lot. Tommy Jackson how about a little breakdown musical there Bo.

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It.

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Make you like that? Tommy Jackson well, there was just time to go already on our Martha White show. But we'll all be back with you next Saturday night. So be with us, won't you? In the meantime, be sure you get Martha White self rising flour from your grocery because goodness gracious, it's good.

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