Panamama (Hank Snow) | Grand Ole Opry (02-20-54)

Summary

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Old Time Radio Westerns – “Panamama (Hank Snow) | Grand Ole Opry (02-20-54)”

Host: Andrew Rhynes
Featured Artists: Hank Snow, Goldie Hill, Moon Mulligan, Rod Brasfield, Grandpa Jones, Old Hickory Singers
Original Broadcast: February 20, 1954
Podcast Release: March 19, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode transports listeners back to a classic 1954 broadcast of the Grand Ole Opry, starring country legend Hank Snow and featuring a lively showcase of unforgettable musical numbers, comedic banter, and vivid Americana storytelling. Digitally restored for enriched sound, the broadcast captures the spirit of live radio from the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville — complete with country harmonies, old-fashioned humor, and guest performances by rising star Goldie Hill, comic Rod Brasfield, Moon Mulligan, Grandpa Jones, and the Old Hickory Singers.

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Key Segments & Highlights

1. Opening & Introduction

[01:13–02:37]

• Andrew Ryan (Host): Opens with a warm Old Time Radio welcome, setting the scene for a night of country music and Opry fun.
• Vintage commercial plug for Harvey's department store and the show's main sponsor.

2. Hank Snow: "Panamama"

[02:37–04:00]

• Hank Snow: Performs his tropical-flavored tune “Panamama,” delivering imagery of love and adventure in Panama.
• Memorable Lyric:
  “In Panama, those Panamas, they live the life of a beautiful dream. Your life's a waste until you get a taste of the thrill that you get from a tropical queen.” ([02:45])

3. Grand Ole Opry Lineup & Old Hickory Singers

[04:00–08:24]

• Andrew Ryan: Announces the star-studded Opry lineup, touting guests and "mighty sweet icing" with Goldie Hill.
• Old Hickory Singers: Deliver “Sweet Mama Treetop Doll,” a catchy down-home harmony number.
• On-air sponsor plug for Prince Albert tobacco follows, interwoven with light banter.

4. Goldie Hill Interview & Featured Songs

[09:27–10:14]

• Andrew Ryan: Playfully introduces Goldie Hill, detailing her appearance and music credentials.
• Goldie Hill: Shares her recent musical journey:

  “We've been kindly appearing down through the south, through flat Florida, Mississippi, Alabama. Just got back this week from Chicago and made a few records this afternoon.” ([09:52])

• Performance: Goldie sings “Let Me Be the One,” a tender country love song.

5. Fiddle Square Dance & Hank Snow Hymn

[12:14–16:03]

• Energetic square dance segment with callers and lively fiddling.
• Hank Snow: Sings the sentimental gospel hymn “He’ll Understand and Say Well Done”:

  “Oh, when I come to the end of my journey. We are blind and the battle is won... He’ll understand and say well done.” ([13:35])

6. Moon Mulligan: Piano Interlude

[16:33–19:44]

• Introduction:

  “Of course, you all know who that is playing — the one and only big time piano man from Polk County, Moon Mulligan.” ([16:34])

• Moon Mulligan performs “I Sail My Ship Alone,” a wistful ballad of love and drifting dreams.

7. Comedy Segment: Rod Brasfield & Hank Snow

[19:44–23:54]

• Rod Brasfield: Country comic delivers a rapid-fire routine riffing on George Washington, inflation, dieting, and courting Minnie Pearl.
  • Notable Exchange:

    Rod: “Why couldn't Washington throw a dollar across the Potomac today?”
    Hank: “I don’t know, why?”
    Rod: “Because a dollar don’t go as far now as it did back in them days.” ([20:17])

  • He jokes about his girlfriend and moth-eaten clothes, closing with a sentimental nod to Minnie Pearl.

8. Goldie Hill Returns: "I'm Yesterday's Girl"

[24:24–27:27]

• Andrew Ryan: Invites Goldie back for a poignant number.
• Goldie Hill: Sings “I'm Yesterday's Girl,” an emotional ballad about heartbreak and faded love.
  • Memorable Lyric:
    “For no cause at all you let me fall. And now I'm your yesterday's girl.” ([24:54])

9. Grandpa Jones: "Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss"

[27:27–28:47]

• Grandpa Jones: Lights up the stage with his five-string banjo and the lively folk song “Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss,” full of playful lyrics and old-timey spirit.

10. Hank Snow: "Act One, Act Two, Act Three"

[30:38–34:01]

• Andrew Ryan: Introduces this track as “a little more sentimental.”
• Hank Snow: Sings about the stages of a relationship with theatrical metaphors.
  • Notable Lyric:
    “The play is ended now, the curtain drops for me. I thought I was the leading man.” ([31:53])

11. Closing & Preview

[34:01–34:30]

• Andrew Ryan: Bids farewell and previews next week’s “driver”: Ray Price, with guests Johnny and Jack, and Ellen.
  • “We aim to come calling for you in the buckboard a week from now.” ([33:55])
• Hank Snow: Signs off with gratitude:
  “Thanks for everything and we'll be seeing you next Saturday night at the Grand Ole Opry.” ([34:01])

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On Opry Camaraderie:
  “Well, thanks and a great big howdy to all my good friends and neighbors of the Grand Ole Opry.”
  — Hank Snow ([04:00])
• Rod Brasfield’s Classic Comic Style:
  “His britches is too dead busted tight!” ([20:14])
  “Washington couldn't throw a dollar across the Potomac today. Because a dollar don’t go as far now as it did back in them days.” ([20:20])
• Sentimental Touch:
  “Oh, when I come to the end of my journey... He’ll understand and say well done.”
  — Hank Snow ([13:35])

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Episode Structure & Flow

• Classic Opry Mix: Seamless blend of music, lighthearted host chat, sponsor mentions, gospel, and old-time rag.
• Musical Diversity: From “Panamama”’s island flair to sentimental hymns, love songs, and lively folk.
• Comedic Relief: Brasfield’s routines offer a change of pace, keeping the variety show style authentic.
• Authentic Atmosphere: Chatter, introductions, and fiddle reels transport listeners to the Ryman Auditorium’s heyday.

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Timestamp | Segment | |-----------|---------------------------------------------------------| | 01:13 | Andrew Ryan welcomes listeners | | 02:37 | Hank Snow performs “Panamama” | | 04:00 | Lineup announcement & Old Hickory Singers | | 09:27 | Goldie Hill interview | | 10:14 | Goldie Hill sings “Let Me Be the One” | | 12:14 | Square dance/fiddle segment & gospel hymn | | 16:33 | Moon Mulligan piano interlude | | 19:44 | Rod Brasfield comedy segment | | 24:24 | Goldie Hill: “I'm Yesterday’s Girl” | | 27:27 | Grandpa Jones: “Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss” | | 30:38 | Hank Snow: “Act One, Act Two, Act Three” | | 34:01 | Sign-off and next week’s preview |

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Summary

This restored Grand Ole Opry episode is a well-paced, heartwarming slice of midcentury country variety entertainment. Revel in Hank Snow’s smooth vocals, Goldie Hill’s rising-star charm, jovial banter, folk traditions, and vintage radio atmosphere — all brought vividly to life by modern restoration. Whether you’re a longtime Opry fan or curious about America’s musical roots, this episode is a lively, authentic window into radio history.

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Transcript

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[Andrew Ryan]

Welcome to the Old Time Radio Westerns. I'm your host, Andrew Ryan. And let's get into this episode. This episode's going to be Grand Old Opry. Hope you enjoy, be happy as long as you live and have all the

[Hank Snow]

nice things that I couldn't give.

[Andrew Ryan]

This is wsm, the National Life and Accident Insurance Company, Nashville, Tennessee. Presenting the Grand Ole Opry. A visit to Nashville isn't complete unless you see Harvey's, the most talked of store in the South. Youngsters love the fun. Mirrors, live monkeys, merry go round horses, elephant slides. Everybody loves the escalators at Harvey's. Everybody agrees it's fun to shop at Harvey's, Nashville's largest store. Remember, Harvey's is open every Monday and Friday night till 9 o'. Clock.

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[Andrew Ryan]

Direct from the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, it's Grand Ole Opry time. Starring Hank Snow. I went to Panama to find out why it's called a tropical zone. The senior eaters, they have so much charm they could even melt a heart of stone. I hopped a mally girl, she flashed me a smile and I lost my heart right there. I thought I'd only stay down there for a day. Now I think I'll never leave again. In Panama, those Panamas, they live the life of a beautiful dream. Your life's a waste until you get a taste of the thrill that you get from a tropical queen. Now kind of get me straight. I think they greet those gals from Tennessee. But when they say CC in Panama, laser. And the thrill is really different to me. My Niana never comes down there. They live just four. Tonight I take her in my arms. Beneath the beautiful palm land. It's heaven when I hold a time. In Panama. Those Panamas, they live the life of a beautiful dream. Your life's a waste until you get a taste of the thrill that you get from a tropical queen. Well, thanks and a great big howdy to all my good friends and neighbors of the Grand Ole Opry. Tonight's all star country music lineup. Rod Brassfield, Moon Mullikan, Grandpa Jones, the Old Hickory Singers and the entire Opry Gang. And just for icing on the cake and mighty sweet icing too, we've got that country cutie from Karn City, Texas, Ms. Goldie Hills. Goldie's coming on out here to pick and sing str shortly, folks. But first we've got four fellows who can really produce some sweet harmony. We're talking about the Old Hickory Singers. And here they are with Sweet Mama Treetop Doll. Oh, sweet mama tree top Doll what's kind of turned ember down. I can smell those whole cakes of burning honey. They done burnt plum brown since ham went up to a dollar a pound. I eat some mini rabbits all around. Oh, sweet mama tree top doll. Won't you kind of turn the dapper down? Oh sweet mama tree top doll. Won't you kindly turn your damper down? I can smell those opaques of burning honey. Then I'm burning plum brown. You make the best hot biscuits with a honey too. I tell you baby, nothing sweet as you. Oh sweet mama sweet doctor. Won't you kind of turn your d. Oh sweet mama sweet love door. Won't you kind of turn them down? I can smell those whole cakes of burning honey. Red unburned plum brown. If you ever travel south, just drop around to a one room shanty on the edge of town. Oh sweet mama, tree top tall wants you kindly turn your dad kindly turn your d. Say, Hank, I Want you to tell me something. Who were all those pretty gals clustered around you outside a while ago? I don't really know, Grant. It seems I just lit me up a pipe full of mellow, ripe Prince Albert smoking tobacco and there they were. Well, it's plain to see that the ladies really do enjoy the natural, clean aroma of Prince Albert's choice tobacco. You see, nature in her own sure way put the flavor in PA and put it there to stay. Tell the folks about that, Grant. Due to Prince Albert's own special process perfected over a period of nearly 50 years, the aged in goodness of the tobacco is held and heightened for smooth, long burning smoking pleasure. Fellas, when you go out for the paper this evening, pick up some mild and tasty Prince Albert smoking tobacco for real pipe pleasure for tobacco as nature meant tobacco to be. Ask for Prince Albert the national joy Smoke.

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[Andrew Ryan]

In case some of you fellas out there want to make a few notes, tonight's very pretty guest is a slim 129lbs, about 5ft 4, has blue eyes and mighty handsome brown hair. Yes sir. And sings besides. Folks, Ms. Goldie Hill. Gordie, tell the folks what's all been doing in the music business where you're concerned.

[Hank Snow]

Okay, Hank. We've been kindly appearing down through the south, through flat Florida, Mississippi, Alabama. Just got back this week from Chicago and made a few records this afternoon.

[Andrew Ryan]

Well, I'm sure glad you come to see us on end. Just as anxious as everybody else to hear you sing. Let me be the one.

[Hank Snow]

Let me be the one. To walk with you when you want somebody to talk with you. Anything that makes you happy I want to do. Oh, darling, let me be the one. Let me be the one who means the most. The one you want to love and call you home. And when you choose your partner. I want to be the choice. Oh, please let me be the one. Let me be the one to sit with you when you want some loving. I'll know just what to do. Lots of lots of hugging and a kiss or two. You gotta let me be the one. Let me be, Let me be the one. To take you out to your favorite places you have no doubt. And when the evening's gone with a kiss good night. Oh, please let me be the one. Let me be the one. To share with you all your love, pleasures and sorrows too. And all kinds of weather. I want to be with you. Oh, please let me be the one. Let me be the one to hold your hand when the preacher says do you take this man? All these happy thoughts will mean so much fun if you'll only let me be the one.

[Andrew Ryan]

Goldie. Don't you go too far from here, gal, because I'm fixing to ask you for this next dance. As Tommy Fiddle Soldier Joy with dark blue tillery doing the Collins Grandson gals and swamin babybody swing the swing all the way around don't you see Old track captain Garrison take rope down the old red wagon. We you from the axle dragon heel Swing more, I'll swing more. Swing that gal to Martin song. Oh, is that how you sleep? Back your hole is going again. Bail down keeping the bike to the keeping you from floor and back to the city Swinging forward now that you have hold your old well grabbed it down in jawsy Go upon it here, take them home. Goldie's mom has a favorite sacred song and she asked Goldie to ask me to sing it this evening. Friends, it's a real pleasure to sing this lovely hymn. He'll understand and say well done. If when you give the best of your servants Telling the world that the Savior has come. Be not dismayed when men don't believe you. He'll understand and say well done. Oh, when I come to the end of my journey. We are blind and the battle is won. Caring the staff and the cross I've redemption. He'll understand and say well done. Misunderstood yes, the Savior of all sinners hung on the cross he was God's only son O hear him calling his father in heaven not thy will Let thine be done and it's all When I come to the end of my journey Weary of life and the battle is won Carrying the stand, yes, at the cross of redemption he'll understand and save. Well done. Thanks, folks. Thanks a lot. Well, here comes a friend of ours with something mighty important on his mind.

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[Hank Snow]

Thank you, man.

[Andrew Ryan]

I like that last note. That's fine. I appreciate that. I sure do. Howdy, Mr. Snow. Howdy, Rodney. Glad to see you. Glad to see you, Rod. Do you know that Monday's Washington's birthday? It is? Yes. Well, I'll declare. I'm sure glad you reminded me of that, Mr. Snow. Why? I forgot to send him a present. You know something, Hank, I. Just kidding. I'm a student of Washington. Good. I know. Everything is to be known about him. Is that right? Yep. Well, I'll be doggone. Well, then maybe you can tell me why Washington didn't sit down when he crossed the Delaware in a rowboat. That's easy, Mr. Hank. It is. His britches is too dead busted tight. I'll tell you one thing, Hank. George Washington couldn't tell throw a silver dollar across the Potomac river today. Now, why couldn't Washington throw a dollar across the Potomac today? Because a dollar did. This don't go as far now as it did back in them days. I see what you mean. I see what you mean. Last year I had the pleasure of visiting Washington's monument. Say, that's quite high, isn't it? Yeah, it's high. Yeah, it's a welfare real high. I wonder just how he got down after he finished it. You know, Rod, that's what I like about you. You're so patriotic. Yeah? Yeah, very patriotic. What do you mean by that? Well, on Washington's birthday. You're using Lincoln's jokes. Yeah, Lincoln's joke. Come here. Come here. Speaking about old jokes, how is your girlfriend Susan? Oh, she's doing fine, Mr. Snow. She's doing fine. She's been down on the farm working just like a. Just like a horse. Doing what? Pulling the snow plow. That hard work is part of her three day reducing diet. Yeah, she's on a diet. Yeah. Yeah. The first day she lost 4 inches off of her waist. Oh, good. And the second day she lost 8 inches off of her waist. What happened the third day? She lost her girdle. But she sure do look good now. Yeah, she looks great now. Especially her leg. Oh, is that. She's got the kind of legs that attract men. Good. You know, they're shaped like a magnet. You know, Rod, I've come to the conclusion that you'd make some gal a generous husband. Well, now, that's nice of you to say that, honey gal. Thank you very much. You know, when I get married, my wife's going to have a limousine and furs and just plenty of money. And when do you intend to get married? When I find a gal that's got a limousine and furs and plenty of money. I don't blame you. Well, I got to go downtown and do do a little shopping, Hank. I gotta go buy me some new clothes. Why, what happened to your old clothes? The moth set em up. You mean the moths were eating your clothes, was they? They didn't even look up when I opened the closet door. Well, tell me Rodley, what part did they eat? What part did they eat? Yeah. Well, to put it geographically, the solid south just ain't solid no more, you know. Mr. Hank, I gotta go. But before I go, would it be all right with you if I said hello to my good old friend and buddy Miss Minnie Pearl out there now the whole show? Why you go right ahead.

[Hank Snow]

Hi De Minnie.

[Andrew Ryan]

I miss that gal, don't you? I sure do. You didn't know I used to court Minnie, did you? Oh, that's news to me. Yeah, I used to go with Minnie. I used to spark her all the time. Did you? Yeah, she had a little brother just about that high. The meanest little dickens I ever seen. Mean, huh? Every time I'd go to see Minnie, he'd do something to me if I didn't give him a nick. Oh, that ain't fair. Yeah, I know, but a lot of times I didn't have no nickels. I know. I know what you mean. Well, true. I went over one trundy and he got one of them great big old Bill posters tax and put it right in the settee where me and Minnie always sat and sparked at. He was a mean one, wasn't he? Yeah, and he had the business end of it up too. Brother, I went in there and popped down on it. Now you're talking about taxes on your real estate and automobiles, brother. You wait till it hits your personal property.

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[Andrew Ryan]

Friends, let's call that pretty little guest of ours out here again. Ms. Goldie Hill. How about It. And Goldie, what have you got for our good friends and neighbors this time?

[Hank Snow]

One called I'm Yesterday's Girl.

[Andrew Ryan]

That's a real pretty one.

[Hank Snow]

You told me lies as my starry eyes looked up in admiration. You plain and sing and lovely dreams. With all of your temptations. You spoke of things like wedding rings and promised me the world. For no cause at all you let me fall. And now I'm yourself. Yesterday's girl. Don't you sometime feel that love is real and the greatest thing in life. That one romance you gave the chance to be your cherished wife. You cheered and lied. You made me bright and promised. Leave the world. I loved you the best. But like the rest of another yesterday's throne. You think it's mine to lur the heart of a fountain. Was it just a game to add my name to your broken hearted lips? You loved me long, you loved me wrong and promised me the world. Yet I came to be. Just a memoir and another yesterday's Girl. When autumn falls and you recall the things that might have been then you will pause and see the cost of grief that's deep within each bridge you burn. There's no return. You're living in a lonely world. In your reverie will you think of me as just a yesterday.

[Andrew Ryan]

Standing at the console of his mighty five string banjo. Grandpa Jones. Go do it, Jonesy. Fly around my bird.

[Hank Snow]

Fly around my my daisies.

[Andrew Ryan]

Fly around my pretty little mist. You almost drive me crazy. Where can you spake my pretty little mist?

[Hank Snow]

I care to live without you pretty

[Andrew Ryan]

much you know before I go every little about you. Fly around my pretty little mist.

[Hank Snow]

Fly around my dead nail.

[Andrew Ryan]

Fly around my pretty little bits.

[Hank Snow]

Can't have none of my candles. Coffee grows on white oak trees. River flows with brandy rocks in the

[Andrew Ryan]

mountains covered with a gold wheedling pandas. Fly around my printer did a mirror.

[Hank Snow]

Fly around my daisies.

[Andrew Ryan]

Fly around my printer did a ridge.

[Hank Snow]

You almost drive me crazy. Every time I go that road looks so dark and cloudy. Every time I see that gal she always tells me how to. Fly around my pretty little. Fly around my daisy. Fly around my pretty little. Drive me crazy. Put my knapsack on my back. Bravo on my shoulder. March away to Mexico now be a soldier.

[Andrew Ryan]

Fly around my pretty little.

[Hank Snow]

Fly around my daisies. Fly around my pretty little bit. Y' all won't drive me crazy.

[Andrew Ryan]

Fly around my pretty little lips.

[Hank Snow]

Fly around my teeth and Fly around

[Andrew Ryan]

my pretty little bit. You almost drive me crazy.

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[Andrew Ryan]

This ballot here is a little more sentimental than the one Grandpa Jones just did for us. It's a recent RCA victim recording of ours called act one. Act two act.

[Hank Snow]

The world the stage they say and

[Andrew Ryan]

we're all part of the blue and you were only acting when we met

[Hank Snow]

he played the lover well how could I ever know that you would find a mother and a forefoot.

[Andrew Ryan]

We were happy as we be Act

[Hank Snow]

3A foul and a heart woke broken

[Andrew Ryan]

the play is ended now the curtain drops for me. Sa. I thought I was the leading man.

[Hank Snow]

How could I go

[Andrew Ryan]

back around with fanaticus and lose you in the end? Act two we were happy Hours to be

[Hank Snow]

act three A vow and the

[Andrew Ryan]

heart for broken my place and now the curtain drops on me. Well, friends, it's been a heap of fun being with y' all tonight and we aim to come calling for you in the buckboard a week from now. The man in the driver's seat will be Ray Price with his guests Johnny and Jack. Ellen. This is Hank Snow saying thanks for everything and we'll be seeing you next

[Hank Snow]

Saturday night at the Grand Ola Praises.

[Andrew Ryan]

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