This 1965 single saw Dickens offer a characteristically unhinged, spoken-word novelty number. It reached #12 on the Billboard country charts.
- The song was written by Neal Hefti and covered by Woody Herman in 1965. It was recorded at Columbia's Nashville studios. The single reached #12 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart.
- This was one of Dickens's last charting singles on Columbia Records. He would move to Decca Records the following year.
- The B-side, "When Your Bluebird\'s Gone," was a more traditional country tune, penned by Dickens himself.
Little Jimmy Dickens was a country music singer known for his novelty songs and distinctive falsetto. He was a Grand Ole Opry member for over six decades.
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