TWO TON BAKER Vol. 7
More Radio and the LP Reissue
| The Crosley-Bendix shows, on transcription disc, were five-minutes shows with a song and a plug for an appliance. The E-Z Time and Kerr-McGee ads were found on tapes in the Baker archives in 2006; it's not known when they aired. The 76 spots, also on transcription disc, presented clever musical jingles, most based on familiar tunes, touting the virtues of 76, a lemon-lime drink made by the American 76 Company of Skokie, Illinois. A Sentimental Journey with Two Ton Baker was a 1972 stereo LP reissue of some of Two Ton's best 45 rpm sides for Sunny. The 17-minute Schaden interview, by telephone, appears to be the last recording of Two Ton Baker. |
The Crosley-Bendix Shows 1. Dude Cowboy 2. You Belong to My Heart 3. Crosley closing theme 4. My Heart Can't Keep a Secret 5. Here Comes a Bluebird 6. Bendix closing theme 7. More Facts...Duomatic 8. Super Fast Dryer 9. Bendix ad closing 10-11. Spots for E-Z Time Steam Ironing Fluid The 76 Spots 12. Big Noise from Winnetka 13. Sunday Barbecue 14. The Old Chisholm Trail |
15-16. Spots for Kerr-McGee Oil Co.
A Sentimental Journey with Two Ton Baker 17. Sentimental Journey 18. Love Medley 19. I'm a Lonely Little Petunia 20. Too Fat Polka 21. "If I Could Be with You" Medley 22. "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" Medley 23. "For Me and My Gal" Medley 24. "Pretty Baby" Medley 25. "Silver Dollar" Medley 26. Eddy Howard Time 27. Ted Lewis Time 28. Satin Doll (instrumental) Interview by Chuck Schaden 29. "Those Were the Days" show, May 2, 1972 |
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