Notably, "Turkey in the Straw," a melody that ... became a popular song in ice cream parlors in the 1890s. And as ice cream trucks became ubiquitous following World War II, the jingle followed ...

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

“Turkey in the Straw” is a classic American folk song that dates back to the early ... As the originator of the ice cream truck, Good Humor was compelled to retire “Turkey in the Straw ...

The rapper-producer unveiled the catchy new song Thursday morning ... adapted as ice cream truck jingles. While these associations of ‘Turkey in the Straw’ are not the only part of its legacy ...

The first and natural inclination, of course, is to assume that the ice cream truck song is simply paying homage to "Turkey in the Straw," but the melody reached the nation only after it was ...

The original song has no racial undertones ... Good Humor called on all ice cream truck drivers to stop playing “Turkey in the Straw,” and said the new jingle created by RZA will be made ...

It turns out the ice cream truck jingle has its roots in one ... So they played things like 'Turkey in the Straw,' but the version that was most popular during that time was the 'Zip Coon' version.

Originally, “Turkey in a Straw” was a folk song with ... And yet, the song many children grew up hearing ice cream trucks ...

The rapper-producer unveiled the catchy new song Thursday morning ... adapted as ice cream truck jingles. While these associations of 'Turkey in the Straw' are not the only part of its legacy ...