"Old Shep" is a song composed by Red Foley, with lyrics by Willis Arthur, published in 1935, [4] about a dog Foley owned as a child. In reality, the dog, poisoned by a neighbor, was a German Shepherd called "Hoover."

On October 3, 1945, Elvis Presley sang "Old Shep" at age ten for his first public performance, a singing contest at the Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show. Dressed as a cowboy, he stood...

Today we’ll go back and add Old Shep by Red Foley to our video library. Foley had recorded the tune twice before, but this is the version I grew up listening...

Provided to YouTube by RCA Victor Old Shep · Elvis Presley Elvis ℗ Originally released 1956. All rights reserved by RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Released on: 1956-10-19...

Old Shep Lyrics: When I was a lad / And old Shep was a pup / Over hills and meadows we'd stray / Just a boy and his dog / We were both full of fun / We grew up together that way / I...

When I was a lad And old Shep was a pup Over hills and meadows we'd stray Just a boy and his dog We were both full of fun We grew up together that way I remember the time at the old swimmin' hold When I would have drowned beyond doubt But old Shep was right there To the rescue he came He jumped in and then pulled me out As the years fast did ...

"Old Shep" is a song written by Red Foley and Willis Arthur in 1933, and recorded by Elvis Presley in 1956. It was released on the album Elvis that same year.

Old Shep was the song Elvis sang to win fifth prize at the Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show in 1945 - his first public singing appearance. Later, in 1953, Elvis sang the song at the Humes High School Minstrel Show.

As originally recorded by RED FOLEY: When I was a lad and Old Shep was a pup O'er hills and meadows we'd stray Just a boy and his dog, we were both full of fun We grew up together that way I remember the time at the old swimmin' hole When I would've drowned beyond doubt Shep was right there, to the rescue he came He jumped in and helped pulled ...

Old Shep Lyrics & Meanings: When I was a lad / And old Shep was a pup / Over hills and meadows we'd stray / Just a boy and his dog / We were both full of fun / We grew up together that way / / I remember the time at the old swimmin' hole / When I would have drowned beyond doubt / But old Shep was right there / To the rescue he came / He jumped ...