Dang Rufus.....you are OLD!!!
I remember that one.
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I can remember it being played regularly on the radio in the late fifties.
I’ll bet most young people don’t know what a small tube radio looks like.
Pre fifties and on I listened to radio quite a bit. Any one remember radio programs like , Sky King, Cochise, The Inner Sanctum, Gunsmoke, The Shadow and disk jockeys Wolf Man Jack, Lucky Pierre.
Wow brings back a lot of memories.

I still refer to American Motors cars as Nash Ramblers.

The car show was called "Moonshine Rod Run" in Newport, TN.  Over 500 cars were there.  They said it was a record turnout for this annual show.

Bullet Bob wrote:

Rudi; 
I remember most of those shows plus Fibber Magee & Molly, Duffy's Tavern, Hoppy, the Lone Arranger, and one or two that can't be mentioned due to political correctness.  Sky Kings niece, I think was Penny?  I'm sure she was real cute.
I'm nearly as geezerly as you.

Hi Geezers - I remember all those shows, and with my Sirius radio I listen to a lot of those on Greg Bell's Radio Classics station. The Shadow, The Green Hornet, Gunsmoke, Have Gun Will Travel, The Six Shooter with Jimmy Stewart, Hopalong Cassidy, Suspense, The Whistler, etc, etc, My favorite is the Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar series. Yeah, Penny was pretty hot back then, and I loved the Songbird - the old Cessna 310. The first Songbird was a Cessna T-50 which my dad called the Bamboo Bomber as he got his twin engine rating in one during his Naval Air training during WWII.