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Alabamy Bound | Tennessee Ernie Ford | The Ford Show

Ernie Ford sings Alabamy Bound on The Ford Show, October 4, 1956. "Alabamy Bound" is a Tin Pan Alley song written in 1924 with music by Ray Henderson and lyrics by Buddy DeSylva and Bud Green, and it was popularized by performers like Al Jolson and Eddie Cantor. The song expresses an enthusiastic longing to return to Alabama, often referencing the journey by train. It became a well-known tune, covered by numerous artists across different genres over the years and featured in several films. About Tennessee Ernie Ford Born Ernest Jennings Ford on February 13th, 1919 in Bristol, Tennessee, Tennessee Ernie Ford has made an indelible impact on America and the world through his unparalleled accomplishments in radio, records and television. Throughout his legendary career spanning over 50 years, Ernie Ford's early successes as a radio personality led to his signing with Capitol Records in 1949. Through 1976, he released a total of eighty-three albums on the label--and literally scores of single records, including his classic version of Merle Travis' timeless anthem to the working man, "Sixteen Tons"...at the time of its release, the fastest selling single in Capitol's history. About The Ford Show As prime-time's # 1 half-hour variety show for five years, The Ford Show featured all the ingredients of the top variety shows of the day; Hollywood's greatest guest stars, top-of-the-line production, and terrific music. https://www.ernieford.com/   / tennesseeernieford   #tennesseeernieford #alabamybound #tinpanalley