Here is a 1961 disc of radio spots, recorded by various country stars, hyping National Country Music Week. These 45 rpm platters were shipped to radio stations in the hopes that they'd hop on the bandwagon and help persuade listeners to get even more enthused about country music.
MP3s:
Side A
Roy Drusky (:23)
George Hamilton (:24)
Ferlin Husky (:27
Buck Owens (:29)
Minnie Pearl (:29)
Tex Ritter (:32)
Faron Young (:30)
Side B
Roy Drusky (:29)
Ferlin Husky (:29)
Buck Owens (:30)
Minnie Pearl (:28)
Webb Pierce (:24)
Tex Ritter (:30)
Faron Young (:15)
National Country Music Week? Is it that time of year already?
Tex Ritter is my hero.
Posted by: Anthony Fantano | November 19, 2008 at 11:06 AM
Thanks for more pop-culture radio spots! Would be superb if some of those Southern drive-in style films still had surviving radio spots, such as the country music exploitation features, Johnny Cash's Door-To-Door Maniac, etc.
Posted by: Thanking | December 07, 2008 at 08:20 PM