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Besides my Grandpa, Conway, was the only other man that made my Grandma weak in the knees.

I was a 1 year old in 1967...😮

Who's the banjo player?

Oh I Love these shows ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

While I was certainly a fan of his classic music, I've heard that being a member of George Jones' "Jones' Boys" backup road band was an absolute nightmare! Probably the worst job a Nashville musician could have back in those days! One of many stories I've heard was how he left his band stranded pennyless in England. They had to have their parents wire them money to fly back to America!

George is Great, but Buck Trent is the greatest!

Porter was always one of my favorites when I was growing up

Mom sings that song I’m Going Back to where I come from!

Some great songs on this video. Thanks for putting it up❤

Meanwhile in the real world, “Mrs. Robinson” by Simon & Garfunkel was the number one song in the country.

Man Buck’s banjo gets a lil much at times

George assaulted Porter in a public restroom once in a dispute over Tammy lmao

Played this every weekend at VFW halls around Atlanta with the legendary CJ and Michelle West. Best education ever.

Absolutely love the hair dew , I mean George . My era. Saw him old Norfolk Arena two times . With Carolina Charlie. If anyone still remembers.

I use to watch this show when I was a little kid.

2:00 wow that banjo!!

I play blues harmonica,but slide ssteel is mypassin

Buck Trent, the electic five string banjo master.

If his hair was longer he looks just like Tom Petty l😂

What a square head George Jones had. I’m glad it didn’t impact on his musicianship though. Speaking of which, kudos to the banjo player… his picking and bending on rocky top is excellent.

Buck Trent was supposedly the slowest mortal ever he sure didn't play that way,

LOVE LOOKING AT THEM WHEN THEY WERE SO YOUNG & HAVING NO IDEA WHAT LAY IN STORE FOR THEM~~~MAY ALL WHO HAVE GONE R.I.P.

Love this wonderful show my Missouri star.best show .

A very talented young woman. She will do good in the future if she continues working hard ...😂. By the way, this is real country music. What goes for country music today is only CMINO, Country Music In Name Only.

Here's Buck Trent with his electric five string banjo.

George must've been hammered the day this was recorded - The kids were brought out so that ole Porter wouldn't have to bandy words with slurring Jones, and Mike Treadwell (bass - The Race is On) seems to be keeping his distance during the duet. All-in-all George seems to been on the minimum time necessary to fulfill the contract.

Whos the drummer for george? So good!

Whatever happened to George Jones' Sons??? #1 how did they have the last name, Philips #2 No doubt talent in that awesome, blood line! Thank you for posting this shows are Simply Amazing!

Iovley old song keep them coming 😅😊 2:20

Anyone know the name of the fiddler who plays the breakdown (I think “Katyhill”) ?

Hank Snow was the Canadian Jimmy Rogers

This is country gold

The Louvin brothers broke up because one of them was a big drinker

The enemy is the bar world

Banjo man is outa site!

Porter sued Dolly for 3 million dollars when she quit him.

Johnny Bond was great! I wish I could hear more of him on ‘Willie’s Roadhouse’ radio channel

Jim Carrey should play Porter in a Bio Pic. I can see the resemblance. Me, Myself and Irene.

May Dolly live forever. I always fall in Love in with anytime I hear her voice. Will my wife please allow me to name a daughter of mine Dolly. Dolly, I love her. Ever since I fell in love with Dolly in the 1970s, I am yet to find a voice like hers. Dolly, please live forever. The whole wide web loves You

Dolly always stole the show.

MUSICIANS -- Does anybody understand the signal processing at 6:36 that makes a banjo sound like a steel? I also noticed the fast triplet-picking runs at 1:45 (Rocky Top) that also sounded like a muted steel. The banjo player was detuning and tuning back up to make it sound like a steel again....meanwhile the actual pedal steel player was just standing up not even touching his instrument. Was that a processed banjo too?

They knew they had to keep the Coalminers with decent music back then or else they would revolt

God Dollies voice is heaven

ALWAYS great entertainment. Thanks for this one!!

Shew buddy George is lit like the Fourth of July. Slurring real heavy and weaving all over the place but singing right on pitch

Great Post! Thanks.

Porter was a self centered person The way he treated Dolly, by call her.out then act like he did.😊

Dolly Parton she's like driven snow ❄️❄️❄️❄️ Lordy up above

When musical Giants walk the Earth! What in the hell has happened to Country Music?

I love that song, Rocky Top and George Jones finding his style