From The Diamond K 51-xx-xx ep35 Yankee Dan

Buckaroos, this is Ken Maynard in the tack room of the diamond cape. And that was my famous movie, Horst-Harsen, working his head out to say hello to all you riding pals. I've been spinning yarns for quite a spell now about buried treasure and stuff.

So today I thought I'd tell a different sort of a story. Makes me chuckle every time I think about that fellow Yankee Dan was his name. Not his given name, but that's what everybody called him.

And with good reason, I guess. I'll tell you more about him after we hear a word or two from my ranch hand, Charlie. Thanks Ken. From the tack room of Ken Minut's Diamond K Ranch, we're bringing you stories of adventure, stories of circus life, fascinating transcribed tales of the old west where cowboys still follow

the cattle trails, stories of brodios and parades, colorful legends of the red man, hidden gold and buried treasure. The exciting tales in the Diamond K are told by Hollywood's champion of western stars, internationally famous Ken Minut.

No while Ken is getting ready to spin another breathtaking yarn and as he said a minute ago a different kind of one today, I want to ask you Buckaro's a question. Have you ever just held your breath, closed your eyes and crossed your fingers when you drop one of Mother's or Dad's favorite phonograph records?

Boy, that's a breathtaking moment, I'll tell you. But now if you have your very own phonograph records to play, well you won't want to borrow your folks and you won't have to worry about breaking your records if you have a Diamond the K-Wreck-It album of Stories by Ken Maynard and Here's Why.