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Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree

Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree

Song by Tony Orlando and Dawn

Search complete. 10 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree".

Oct 5, 2026

Wayne FedermanGUEST
55:17
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Wayne FedermanGUEST
55:17
Tie a Yellow Ribbon.
Adam CarollaHOST
55:18
It's all interesting in that you can hear a song 2,000 times and-
Wayne FedermanGUEST
55:26
Not-
Wayne FedermanGUEST
59:24
[laughs] Upbeat song right after Knock Two, Three Times, and, uh-
Adam CarollaHOST
59:29
Oh, the thing, the thing that's funny about Tony Orlando is he had a lot of asks.
Adam CarollaHOST
59:33
He was like, "Tie a yellow ribbon."
Wayne FedermanGUEST
59:34
Yellow ribbon.
Wayne FedermanGUEST
54:00
...
Wayne FedermanGUEST
54:00
Tie a Yellow Ribbon
Adam CarollaHOST
54:01
... it's all interesting in that you can hear a song 2,000 times and-
Wayne FedermanGUEST
54:09
Not-
Wayne FedermanGUEST
58:16
[laughs]
Adam CarollaHOST
58:16
...
Adam CarollaHOST
58:16
Tie a Yellow Ribbon.
Wayne FedermanGUEST
58:17
I'll be-
Adam ReaderHOST
15:50
The song just missed giving Steely Dan their second consecutive top 10 pop hit, peaked at number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100, that was in 73.
Adam ReaderHOST
15:59
Now, the week that Reelin' in the Years peaked, Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree was spending its fourth week at number one by Tony Orlando and Don.
Adam ReaderHOST
16:11
I think we could swap those songs for just one week.
Adam ReaderHOST
16:14
What do you think? Tell me in the comments.
Phil HendrieHOST
3:17
Wayne Newton, he of Donkashane.
Phil HendrieHOST
3:22
Tony Orlando, he of Knock Three Times, and of course, Tie Yellow Ribbon.
Phil HendrieHOST
3:27
The two once shared a theater in Branson, Missouri, the country music mecca in southwest Missouri.
Phil HendrieHOST
3:31
Orlando sued Newton in April of 99 for more than $15 million, accusing him of wrongfully throwing him out of the business in 98 and damaging his reputation.
Art GriegoGUEST
6:28
You used to be a disc jockey, Phil.
Phil HendrieHOST
6:30
Yeah, I was a disc jockey, and I started in the business back when Tony Orlando actually had a couple of hit records on the charts.
Phil HendrieHOST
6:36
And I do remember, in fact, I started in the business the year Tie Yellow Ribbon was a number one hit.
Phil HendrieHOST
6:42
And I have a hard time reconciling his music with the label of rock and roll.

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