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Awesome!!!💯

Flopped, huh? Try oysters

Boy you can tell this is early tv. With the music pre recorded. Then choreographed, with the musicians just kinda miming to it. But I came to see Boots Harris. He played with Hank Williams and was the first person to play steel guitar on the Opry stage.

Ich als ehemaliger Steinkohle Bermann bin froh, wenn ich hier solche Songs finde. Glückauf

Thank you for the upload, and thank you even more for the time stamps. I have a small correction in your chapter titles, though -- at 7:38, it should read, "Fiddlin' Buck Ryan and the _Echo Inn_ Cloggers," not the "Echoing Dancers." Easy error to make, given the lo-fi recording quality of the time and Dean's Texas drawl. The troupe was formed in 1950 and was sponsored by the Echo Mountain Inn. The Inn was located in Transylvania County (you read it right), in the heavy-duty mountains of Western NC. It's a stone cold gorgeous area. The team won several awards in the 50s, and were featured on _Town & Country Time_ for three years. They also had a lot of outfits. Edit: I take it back. It's not an easy mistake to make if you watch them. The guys have *ECHO INN CLOGGERS* in big, black letters on the backs of their shirts.

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Excellent 😀

"It's a many a man I have known in my day, who lived just to labor his whole life away." The lamentation of every man who has experienced a life of tough manual labor with other men. There's a pure and honest form of pride however when you finish a difficult job and make it out alive...

literally the worst version of this song

That first verse

❤sweetesti person.I.ever met!

She’s adorable, great yodeler, and her version of “I didn’t know the gun was loaded” (that’s a hoot, back when people had a sense of humor and stuff), has a verse the Andrew Sisters didn’t use. Patsy’s was faster, prefer the slower, and the way the sisters sang it, but Patsy’s extra verse and sound effects for it are much better…both versions are worth a listen, but only if you have a funny bone. Some people don’t.

R. I. P. ROGER🎸🇨🇱 MILLER

My parents had this and sixteen tons on record back in the sixties. I liked listening to them, but made me sad also because my dad was a coal miner.

The Legend who set the bar for all female yodelers to come! Miss ya Patsy!

Who is the pretty woman with the long curly hair who was Dave's guest before Patsy ?

I Can't believe this exists OUTSTANDING!!!

80 years old singing and playing like this! I love happy old people 😊 Ruby Leigh brought me here too

Letterman was a despicable human being.

Ruby Leigh and Reba brought me here 😊

Awe such an older sweetheart she's so small w a huge voice 👏

Those so called high pitch calls by Bob Wills made those songs. Those songs wouldn’t have been the same if Bob didn’t come in with his “high pitched haw haws”! Loved it and still do!

Patsy Montana was a fantastic singer, she was amazing

Nothings as cool as an original

This is such an antidote to the insanity of today's world. Thank you

My mother when she can does this song without music at the karaoke hall

What is the name of the ladies back up band ?

The audio interference near the end makes it sound so weirdly good

Funny note ; Bob, durring rehearsals, was instructed to not do the call outs. He did anyway . Giggles...

W song it’s been 3 years since I’ve listened to it.

My mother used to sing this. Thanks.

is he the songwriter?

Dziś marzec za zimno jak na marzec. Wojciech

Sweet gal .

Only 3 comments and six likes? Give me a break, please. How is this possible?

Little Mary Klick sings one of the great bluesy country songs of all time

I used to sit by the radio and dare this song to come on. Love Bob and all!

Hallo Raimar, schön zu sehen, dass du noch aktiv bist nach 60 Jahren. Ich erinnere mich noch gerne an die Herausgabe der ersten 78rpm Platten auf 33! Viele Grüße Bernd

Lane, Joe was not appreciated enough as far as I'm concerned, what a powerful voice!

🤔 still the only one that’s commented.

Whooo!

The song at 23:20 is called Private John Q.

Man, I love Bob Wills. Everyone in that band is world-class talented. But also, I think I could have done without Bob's little high pitched side vocals here and there. Just saw on that fiddle, Bob. We don't need all that other mess! 😆

They knew how to enjoy the music of the day !

Hello, I'm looking for their Firefly Waltz. Tia

My family was very close to Doc and Chickie and all the members they had over the years, I miss them ❤

I think that is Ralph Miele on steel, rather than Joaquin Murphey

She still alive?

Awesome!

Any way I could get a tape of this somewhere?