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Old Shep

Song by Elvis Presley

Search complete. 13 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Old Shep".

Oct 3, 2026

speaker_0HOST
1:13
In 1945, at just 10 years old, Elvis Presley made his first public performance at the Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show.
speaker_0HOST
1:23
He was dressed as a cowboy, and standing on a chair in order to reach the microphone, he sang an a cappella version of Old Shep.
speaker_0HOST
1:32
And he got fifth place for it.
speaker_0HOST
1:35
In 1955, Walt Disney's iconic children's variety television program called the Mickey Mouse Club premiered on ABC TV.
JeffHOST
3:46
See, Elvis, he had to stand on a chair in order to reach the microphone.
JeffHOST
3:49
Then he sang the song Old Shep.
JeffHOST
3:51
Now, we don't have a recording of 10-year-old Elvis singing Old Shep, but we do have a recording of 21-year-old Elvis singing Old Shep.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:56
[slow music] Just a boy and his dog.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:03
We were both full of fun.
TessaHOST
13:27
Um, his first time performing was when he was 10, and this was October 3rd, 1945, when he was convinced to enter the youth talent contest.
TessaHOST
13:38
Um, in this contest, he stood on a wooden chair and sang Old Shep, the depressing ballad about a dead dog.
MeganHOST
13:46
Not my favorite.
TessaHOST
13:47
Um-
MeganHOST
13:47
I will take Race Up Rock over Old Shep just because I'm a dog lover.
MeganHOST
13:53
That makes me sad.
MeganHOST
13:54
I can't.
TessaHOST
13:57
What's the one that I, I'm trying to think of an Elvis song that doesn't hit for me.
Mighty John MarshallGUEST
11:09
On October 2nd, 1945, 10-year-old Elvis Presley makes his first public appearance in a talent show at the Mississippi-Alabama Dairy Show.
Mighty John MarshallGUEST
11:19
He sings Old Shep and wins second place.
Mighty John MarshallGUEST
11:22
He is awarded five bucks, free admission to the fairgrounds, and later records the song on his 1956 album Elvis, 500 bucks.
Jack PattieHOST
11:30
How about that? And got free.

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