Ray Price Love Me Now | Grand Ole Opry (10-30-54)

Summary

Old Time Radio Westerns: Ray Price Love Me Now | Grand Ole Opry (10-30-54)

Podcast: Old Time Radio Westerns
Host: Andrew Rhynes
Featured Artists: Ray Price, Rod Brasfield, Minnie Pearl, Moon Mulligan, Johnny and Jack
Release Date: March 26, 2026
Original Air Date: October 30, 1954

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Episode Overview

This episode transports listeners to a classic 1954 broadcast of the Grand Ole Opry, with country legend Ray Price center stage. Set against a background of lighthearted comedy and toe-tapping music, the episode mixes Ray’s signature songs and heartfelt performances with comedic banter from Grand Ole Opry regulars Rod Brasfield and Minnie Pearl. The show weaves together musical highlights, classic country humor, and a communal, homespun feel that encapsulates the Opry’s enduring charm.

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Key Segments & Highlights

1. Introduction by Andrew Rhynes
Timestamp: 00:43–02:50

• Andrew welcomes listeners, details podcast restoration work, and reminds about options for ad-free listening.
• Emphasizes the mission of keeping classic Western shows alive in restored audio glory.

Memorable Quote:
"Now let's get into this episode. This episode is going to be Grand Ole Opry, original air date is October 30, 1954, and the title of this one is Ray Price Love Me Now. Get Into It." (02:49, Andrew Rhynes)

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2. Opening and Feature Song: "Love Me Now"

Timestamp: 02:50–04:29

• Ray Price opens strong with the poignant ballad "Love Me Now."
• Interplay between Ray’s singing and Rod’s commentary.

Notable Lyrics (Ray Price):
"Love me now 'cause I'm much too young to die. If you search the universe, I'm sure you'll never find another, someone who could love you like this heart of mine..." (03:15–04:12)

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3. Opry Comedy and Banter with Rod Brasfield & Ray Price

Timestamp: 04:39–09:32

• Rod and Ray deliver a stretch of old-school country comedy, riffing on hot weather, trips to the beach, family quirks, and small-town gags.
• Jokes about Uncle Sapp, double yolk eggs, and high-society girlfriends keep the tone light and entertaining.

Memorable Exchange:
Rod: "It was so hot this morning I saw a colonel in the United States army go by, and you won't believe it, but the eagles on his shoulders was Southern fried." (05:32)

Ray: "You know, Rod, what Uncle Sapp needs is some good hard work to keep him busy." (07:44)

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4. Special Guests: Johnny & Jack

Timestamp: 10:04–13:16

• Rod introduces Johnny & Jack, popular folk/country duo.
• The pair sing “Oh Baby Mine,” adding to the night’s musical richness.

Notable Quote:
Rod: "Well, Jack, it's your privilege to have you fellas here with us tonight. ... What have you got lined up for us on the program?" (10:04)

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5. Sacred Music Segment: "In the Garden"

Timestamp: 13:16–14:49

• Ray Price delivers a heartfelt gospel performance with “In the Garden,” a Sunday staple.
• Showcases the Grand Ole Opry’s blend of secular and sacred traditions.

Notable Lyric:
"And He walks with me and He talks with me, and He tells me I am His own..." (13:16)

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6. Moon Mulligan’s Polk County Report and Song

Timestamp: 14:49–16:45

• Rod introduces the charismatic Moon Mulligan as the “Polk County cowpoke.”
• Group launches into a lively, perhaps improvisational, slice-of-life country number.

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7. Minnie Pearl: Down-Home Humor & Community Updates

Timestamp: 16:45–21:07

• Minnie Pearl delivers signature homespun comedy: local events, familial mishaps, swimmin’ pools with no water, and undergarment woes.
• Rod and Minnie trade jokes about “foresight” and “hindsight,” bringing boisterous laughter.

Memorable Moment:
Minnie: "They've got a brand new swimming pool. All day brother was jumping in and out, in and out of the pool..."
Rod: "... just after the fire."
Minnie: "Cuz he's going to have more fun next week. When they put the water in it." (20:05–20:08)

Memorable One-Liner:
Rod: “Maybe you had good foresight, but by that, you wouldn’t have bought them if you’d had any hindsight.” (18:41–19:03)

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8. Johnny & Jack Return for a Closing Number

Timestamp: 21:07–23:19

• The duo perform an additional song, “Good Night Sweetheart,” offering warm harmony and a fitting companion to the evening’s mood.

Notable Lyric:
“Good night sweetheart, when it’s time to go. I hate to leave you, but I leave the night behind..." (23:19–24:12, Ray Price)

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9. Ray Price: "Release Me"

Timestamp: 25:00–28:09

• Ray closes the musical portion with his stirring rendition of “Release Me,” highlighting his emotional vocal range.

Notable Lyric:
“Release me and let me love again. I have found a new love, dear, and I always wanted near...” (25:35)

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10. Farewell and Opry Sign-Off

Timestamp: 28:09–28:46

• The Opry cast bids listeners farewell with promises of next week’s show and thanks for tuning in.
• Classic send-off underscoring the program’s friendly, neighborly spirit.

Memorable Sign-Off:
Ray Price: “And thanks for everything and we'll be seeing y'all next Saturday night at the Grand Ole Opry.” (28:25)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• “Take my love, don’t abuse it, be myself if you love me now...” – Ray Price (03:21)
• “It ain't nothing like going down to the beach, putting on your bathing suit and going in for a swim.” – Rod Brasfield (05:31)
• Minnie Pearl’s punchline: “I know that's true because I've heard many a feller say a date with Minnie Pearl always leaves me cold.” (17:01)
• “He takes his wife with him everywhere he goes... because she's so ugly, I'd rather take her with me than to kiss her goodbye.” – Minnie Pearl (19:42)

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Structure & Flow

• Alternates seamlessly between classic country music, comedic sketches, and heartwarming local color.
• Cohesive flow typical of live Opry broadcasts: performance, laughter, group camaraderie.
• Listener is invited into a bygone era of wholesome entertainment, perfectly captured by the digital restoration of the original broadcast.

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Final Thoughts

This episode exemplifies the Golden Age of radio and the enduring appeal of the Grand Ole Opry. Ray Price’s vocals, the sharp wit of Rod Brasfield and Minnie Pearl, and memorable musical interludes conjure a warm, nostalgic, communal listening experience. Perfect for fans of country music history or those wanting an authentic slice of mid-century Americana.

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For full immersion in these timeless performances, stream the restored episode at Old Time Radio Westerns.

Transcript

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[Andrew Rines]

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[Rod Brasfield]

Grambo Opera Time. Another big folk Music show from Nashville, Tennessee, starring Ray Price.

[Ray Price]

Love me now cause I'm much too young.

[Rod Brasfield]

D

[Ray Price]

if you touch the universe I'm sure you'll never find another Someone who could love you like this heart of mine. Take my love, don't abuse it.

[Rod Brasfield]

Be myself if you love me now.

[Ray Price]

Cuz I must be on to die. You but surely Kill me lovely now

[Rod Brasfield]

and darling fill me. Time is passing, passing, passing up on the fly. If you leave my heart neglected, it cannot be resurrected. Love me now cause I'm much too young to die.

[Ray Price]

If you search the universe I'm sure you'll never find another Someone who could love you like this partner I don't you think in myself if you refuse

[Rod Brasfield]

to love me now Cuz I'm much

[Ray Price]

too young to die. Well thank you.

[Rod Brasfield]

Thank you. And a great big howdy to all my good friend and neighbors of the Grand Ole Opry. And a great big howdy right back at you, Ray. From Rod Brassfield, Mini Pearl, Moon Mulligan and the entire opera. Yes, sir, Grant. And we got two of the most popular folk singers in the country visiting with us this evening.

[Ray Price]

I know you all know them.

[Rod Brasfield]

Johnny and Jack. The Two Jays will pick and sing directly. But first they and all the rest of us want to hear some well chosen words from brother Rod Brassfield. Well, thank you. Man, that last note was a dinger, wasn't it? Thank you very much. Howdy, Mr. Ray Price. I'm glad to see you. Howdy, Rodney. My Ned is hot tonight, ain't it?

[Ray Price]

It sure is.

[Rod Brasfield]

It's been hot all day. You know it. It was so hot this morning I saw a colonel in the United States army go by and you won't believe it, but the eagles on his shoulders was Southern fried. Hi, dear friends. Well, you know, Rod, this year is a great day for the beach. Yeah, it's a great day for the beach. Ain't nothing like going down to the beach, putting on your bathing suit and going in for a swim. Yeah, but Rod, you know they don't let you change into your bathing suit on the beach anymore. I know that, Ray. I know that. Yeah, I know that. Well, then where do you change into your bathing suit? On the bus going down to the beach. You know, Rod, I understand the gals bathing suits this year are even scampier than last year. Skimpier than last year? That's right. Oh, don't you know it, boy? Other day down there at the beach that the gal had on B2T, she had people following her.

[Ray Price]

Oh, it Was.

[Rod Brasfield]

Oh, they was admiring her suit. Right. You mean it was that skimpy? No, she had it on backers. Hey, you know something, Ra? I took my gal, Susie swimming the other day. Yeah? And she. She went too far out in the water, you know? Yeah? Yeah. She swum too far out and she couldn't come back. Rip tide. No rip trunks. How'd she finally get out, Lodge? She covered herself with some flotsam and some jetsam. Well, did that solve the problem? Not quite. Seems like her flotsam was bigger than her jetsam. Say, by the way, Rob, did Uncle Tripe go with you to the beach? Yes, he did. And you know what Uncle Tripe has done? He's done quit his drinks. Drinking. He's cut it right half in two. He's done cut it right in half. You mean Uncle Sapp cut his drinking in half? Yeah. Cut out the chasers. Well, you know, Rod, what Uncle Sapp needs is some good hard work to keep him busy. He tried that rage he did. You know that once he built a house with his bare hands. He did? Yeah. He went out and he brought back lumber. Yeah. Then he went out and he brought back brickbats. Yeah. Then he went out and brought back plumbing.

[Ray Price]

Yeah.

[Rod Brasfield]

Yeah. You mean he built that house all by himself? Yep. And you know what? What? To this day, they never have found out what happened to that house next door. Rod, what's this I hear about you having a chicken up on the farm? It lays nothing but double yolk eggs. That's right, Ray. And I can always tell that chicken from all the rest of the chickens. Well, now, wait a minute, Rod. How can you recognize the chicken from all the rest? She's the only human with a red face. Lady's double. Okay. Yeah. Well, I gotta go now, Ray. I got to go downtown and see about my new gal. I got me a new gal. You have? Hey, don't tell Susie, all right? Don't tell her, but I've got me a new gal. She's a. Oh, she's a high society woman. She is? Yeah. She was telling me about her family the other day. Said that the King of England touched her daddy on the head with a sword. Yeah. And made him a knife. He did. I said, well, that ain't nothing. The chief of police and Hornworld hit. No, that man on the bed with a club. Made him an angel. She was telling me about her brother and said that somebody's new run away with her brother. And he was in the hospital and he wouldn't be out for three weeks. Sure. Honor. I says, well, that ain't nothing. My brother run away with somebody's me. He won't be out for three years. You know what I found out? Lady found out. She's a Spanish girl. Spanish girl. Spanish girl. When I started at go, she says, well, adios. Yeah? I says, what does that mean? She says, that's goodbye in Spanish. I says, well, carbolic acid. She says, what does that mean? I says, that's goodbye in anybody's language.

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[Rod Brasfield]

See, bragging on tonight's guest has all been said before, many, many times. So let's not do any gabbing. Let's bring on Johnny and Jack. Well, Jack, it's your privilege to have you fellas here with us tonight. And we'd like to kind of. Well, in fact, we'd like to want to know what you fellas have been doing lately today. We've been doing a little bit of traveling on personal appearances, making a few records, writing a few songs. Well, you know, you've been doing a lot of wonderful things here lately, Jack, you and Johnny. And we think it's just great. And we'd like to know, what have you got lined up for us on the program? Well, a tune here that we recorded about three months ago called old baby mine. I get so long. That's a good one. Oh baby mine, oh baby mine oh baby mine.

[Ray Price]

Put my arms around me. You are my wor I feel about you why could you be there? Life would be so bad. If I could only put my arms about, you.

[Rod Brasfield]

Know, tomorrow being Sunday folks. Maybe it'd be kind of nice. They're kind of ready for it. By the way, calling one of the final sacred songs. And this hymn is called in the garden.

[Ray Price]

I come to the garden alone. Still on the roses and the voice I hear falling on my ear the son of God is closing and he walks with me and he talks with me and it tells me I am his gone and the joy we share as we pass.

[Rod Brasfield]

You know Moon Mulligan is a two fisted, hard hitting feller as any piano will tell you. Tonight's the Polk county cowpost things report. Good deal, new steel. Mr. Moon Mulligan,

[Ray Price]

You're high class, you got a fast and now you're wheel. Oh good. Go your way and leave the day.

[Rod Brasfield]

That's your plan?

[Ray Price]

Leave me here, Jesus, another man drive

[Minnie Pearl]

down back to town.

[Ray Price]

That's how I feel. See a movie.

[Minnie Pearl]

Will I revise.

[Ray Price]

So long and goodbye every.

[Minnie Pearl]

Kind.

[Ray Price]

Sorry down I pay the steel. Oh, good deal.

[Rod Brasfield]

Well, let's wear all the low down on the hijink from our best gal, cousin Minnie Pearl.

[Minnie Pearl]

Just proud to be here. Webster, ain't this hot weather just wonderful? You see I like hot weather on account of because I'm a real hot weather girl. The kind of fellas like to go out with when the weather's real hot. I know that's true because I've heard many a feller say a date with many pearl always leaves me cold. Well, though we had a good time at our celebration down the art grinders twist we had speech making. Oh, one real flowery feller. Oh, he talked a fancy life. And he was saying in this great broad wonderful land of ours, nothing is impossible. And I hear Link Shank say if he thinks nothing is impossible he ought to see my mother in law. But I ain't scared now I'll tell you, I ain't scared. Scared of most little old tiny small animals. But while me and Heather were setting there on the grass, there was a little old tiny weasel come up to me and squealed Hoddle. Well, lovely Brad. Still, how'd you weasel in here?

[Rod Brasfield]

Minnie, I just wanted to ask you a question.

[Minnie Pearl]

Well, go ahead Rodleigh. Well, since I've got old enough to know all the answers, I've just been dying for some feller day. Me the question.

[Rod Brasfield]

Is concerns my gal, Suy? Oh yeah, it concerns my gals. She went out and bought herself a pair of slacks.

[Minnie Pearl]

Well now Rodney, ain't Susie kind of sort of what you call sort of big to be aware in slack?

[Rod Brasfield]

Yeah, that's what I'm coming to. When she went out and got them slacks and she put them on and showed them to me and she says to me says I bought these plcks last winter when they was cheap. Yeah, she says don't you think I had good foresight? Yeah, I says maybe you had good foresight but by that you wouldn't have bought them if you'd had any hindsight. Well.

[Minnie Pearl]

God, I'm ashamed of you. You ought to be ashamed of Minnie P. Miss.

[Rod Brasfield]

Minnie.

[Minnie Pearl]

Miss.

[Rod Brasfield]

What's been going on down around old Grindy sweat lady?

[Minnie Pearl]

Well, things are on the up and up.

[Rod Brasfield]

It's Grindy now.

[Minnie Pearl]

Everything's moving up good. Jones got one of them newfangled oil st. And that thing blowed up the other day. Blow Keith and his old lady clean out the top of the roof.

[Rod Brasfield]

Oh my goodness.

[Minnie Pearl]

First time they've been out together since they got married. You see, he ain't like Liam Perkins. Liam takes his wife with him everywhere he goes.

[Rod Brasfield]

He do.

[Ray Price]

Oh, it's a beautiful Liam do.

[Minnie Pearl]

Yes. Takes his wife him everywhere he goes. I said to him the other day, I said ma', am, it's the salty of you.

[Rod Brasfield]

Yeah.

[Minnie Pearl]

Taking your wife with you.

[Rod Brasfield]

Well why do he take her everywhere he goes?

[Minnie Pearl]

Well he said, she's so ugly, I'd rather take her with me than to kiss her goodbye. I wish you could tell brother what a good time he had. You know them rich folks up there? Back up, up, back up down the hill they've got a brand new swimming pool. Yeah, they got a brand new swimming pool. All day brother was jumping in and

[Rod Brasfield]

out, in and out of the pool

[Ray Price]

just after the fire.

[Minnie Pearl]

Cuz he's going to have more fun next week. When they put the water in it,

[Rod Brasfield]

no wonder he got a lump on his head.

[Minnie Pearl]

Well, I'll tell you now, we were glad to see him be so feisty and have so much fun because he's been sick. Yes, he fell all stuff. But then we had to stock his underwear to hold him up, hold him over. And we went over there and got him some medicine. And now he's been keeping us awake that night. Yeah, well you see a couple of nights ago he was running up and down the hall all night long.

[Rod Brasfield]

Running up and down the hole.

[Minnie Pearl]

And the next night running up and down the hall.

[Rod Brasfield]

Next night running up and down the hall.

[Minnie Pearl]

The next night he was slipping up and down the hall. He was awake all night.

[Rod Brasfield]

Well, how come?

[Minnie Pearl]

Well you see, it was on account of the part the medicine had on the front of it. It said take it two nights a running and sleeping.

[Rod Brasfield]

Know some folks? I think it's been too long between songs and Johnny Jack. How about it?

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[Rod Brasfield]

Honey, how about step up and tell us all about your next song? All right, Ray, we'd like to do our lady song see mix of records here. So. Good night sweetheart Good night good good night Good night good night Good night, sweetheart.

[Ray Price]

Good night sweetheart where it's time to go Good night sweetheart where it's time to go I hate to leave I hate to leave you But I live the night behind where it's three o' clock in the morning. I hate to leave baby don't you maybe because I love you so much

[Rod Brasfield]

Good night, good night good night, sweetheart

[Ray Price]

good night, sweetheart when it's time to go Good night, sweetheart.

[Minnie Pearl]

At night.

[Ray Price]

Be

[Rod Brasfield]

good night, good night good night,

[Ray Price]

sweetheart Good night, sweetheart when it's time to go Good night, sweetheart where it's time to go I hate to leave I hate to leave you but I Good night, sweetheart good night good night

[Rod Brasfield]

good night good night, sweetheart. You know, I think there's just about time enough left for me to kind of do my bit here. On the last part of the show, we got a little song we got out on Columbia Records we hope you like, called Release Me.

[Ray Price]

Me let me go, I don't love you anymore. Release me and let me love again. Sam oh, I have found a new love, dear and I always wanted near. Release me darling and let me go. You believe, believe me let me go I don't love you anymore. You live together is a sin. Release me and let your love again.

[Rod Brasfield]

Well, folks, it's been real neighborly tonight. We sure aim to come a calling for you in the buckboard a week from this evening, same time as always.

[Ray Price]

At that time, the men that are driving will be Mr. Hank Snow with Pretty Kitty.

[Rod Brasfield]

Well, till then, this is Ray Pricey

[Ray Price]

and thanks for everything and we'll be seeing y' all next Saturday night at the Grand Ole Opry.

[Rod Brasfield]

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[Minnie Pearl]

It.

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It.

[Minnie Pearl]

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