Wu-Tang Clan founder RZA is putting the “good” in Good Humor, partnering with the sweets vendor to create a new ice cream truck jingle as a free alternative to the well-known and problematic ...

The song even begins with a skit about ice cream ... ended up playing in ice cream trucks around the country, opposed to "Turkey in the Straw" or "Do Your Ears Hang Low?" Johnson writes: "19th ...

the music that tumbled from the speakers was that of the ever-recognizable jingle of the ice cream truck. (For the record, not all ice cream trucks play this same song, but a great many of them do.) ...

Excited children run through parks and race down blocks to get cones, bars and soft serve on sweltering summer days as the sound of the iconic jingle gets louder and the ice cream truck nears.

Originally, Burt used the bells off his son's bobsled for the prototype trucks, meaning that the jingle has always been part of ice-cream-truck history. Part of Good Humor's popularity and ...

When I was a kid there was no truck, it was a guy on a bike with a freezer attached to it. No song, but there was a bell.* Currently there's a truck that stops in front of my house every day just ...

If you’ve ever heard an ice cream truck playing a little jingle as it drove down your street on a hot summer day, you’ve been touched by the marketing genius of Bob Nichols. You’ve never ...

The storied soft-serve ice cream company, whose tinkling trucks can draw throngs of kids, faces challenges from surging competition, rising costs, global warming, and shameless impostors.

the existential threats the company faces from much larger companies and what goes into picking the perfect ice cream truck song.