I didn't know Roy Acuff (0:47) was part of the show.. He was huge in helping make country music internationally successful as a promoter, even though he was a very admired artist back in his day. Admired by people like Hank Williams Sr, George Jones, and more. I vaguely remember seeing Dub Taylor (1:16) from western movies, I think. Particularly a movie staring Willie Nelson called "Once Upon A Texas Train". Crazy how Willie Nelson looked old, even back in those days. He's looked the same for decades.. Hope we get to keep him for much longer. He's one of the last still with us from the very early days of country music.. I wish someone would interview him about a lot of his experiences regarding his early days, and any experiences he might've had with legends that are no longer with us.
Roy and Glen Campbell played well together. Roy was a genius on the guitar. As for his singing, Thank God and Greyhound She Is Gone, and Yesterday When I Was Young.
Both Roy and Jerry Reed had a penchant for comedy and the serious. I'd add Bobby Bare and Chet Atkins to the list. Fantastic musicians with serious voices and a knack for cutting up. Johnny too, of course. Shel Silverstein wrote some of the best comedy classic songs.
My siblings and I watched this show all the time when we were kids back in the day. Loved it, SoulTrain and American Bandstand and a few other great shows.
You will enjoy Roy Clark's mastery of stringed instruments. He could clown around while playing very difficult pieces. He also did a very seriously stunning rendition of "Malaguena".
Didn't watch until 1984, on Saturday nights with my Mother & discovered K.D. Lang. What a voice! Her singing "Crying" with Roy Orbison (a favorite) is an experience.
My family weren't country music fans, but we appreciated bluegrass and folk music. We didn't watch regularly but were always glad to catch Roy and Buck performing while flipping the channels. During my teenaged babysitting years I watched it a lot though. I couldn't understand the size of the cast, half of them don't appear but to say one thing, appear in one skit as their one character making the same sort of joke every week, and maybe sit on a hay bale to watch someone perform and then clap for them. I wonder how many of the skits and jokes were filmed all at once and used as needed, freeing the performers up to do whatever they did the rest of the year? The musical numbers made it worthwhile though.
I live in Kansas City!!! I used to watch this every week!!!! Watched it with my Grandpa!!! Loved this show!!! Then we also watched Barbara Mandrel and the Mandrel Sisters too!!!
Great reaction! But there’s a couple classic skits they do that I hope you’ll check out….”Gloom, despair, and agony on me”, “Where, oh where, are you tonight”, and “We’re not one to go around spreading rumors “. Keep up the good work!
This is funny seeing this show again. I was just a little girl when it was on, bit we watched it every week. I would grab my pillow and curl up under the coffee table and watch.
Roy Clark could play anything with strings. Guitar, banjo, fiddle, you name it. That is where his real talent was. He could of course sing well. “Yesterday when I was young “ was one of his hits!! But you should listen to his instrumentals if you really want to see something amazing.
My folks used to watch this religiously. They grew up on the farm thru the great depression,this was their music. Definitely reminds me of them when I see this stuff. While I was never a country fan, I can appreciate any good musicianship, and Hee Haw was chock full of it. Legends on it almost weekly. The corny humor was filed away and manifests itself when necessary. :D
This brings back a lot of childhood memory of sitting in front of our Magnavox 25-in TV me my mom my dad and all three of my sisters sitting in the front room floor watching Hee Haw on TV
DJ PJ, here is something that would be funny now is a gal gazing. Also, I watched this show in my youth and we danced, sang and laughed. I am glad the algorithms sent your channel to me.
@@DjPjrocReacts911 Jimmy Dean was very real country singer. He had a very popular music variety show. First time I saw Hank Williams Jr was on Jimmy Dean, I think Hank was 14. Ralph the muppet was a regular on the show before there was a Muppets Show. Had many great stars from back in those days. This is the first song of Jimmy’s that you need to listen to. Country Hip Hop from 1961. Big Bad John th-cam.com/video/KnnHprUGKF0/w-d-xo.html It is funny now when I see Jimmy Dean sausage commercials because I know most people watching it don’t know that is Jimmy’s real voice recorded for the commercials so long ago, and that he was once know for more than sausage.
Hee haw had some good guests. I did go to the new grand ole oprey. That was fun to watch. We visited old one got to stand on the stage. We went to the museum
Willie has a son named Lukas who sounds almost exactly like him. There's videos of him performing some of Willie's songs. It's kinda trippy, but so good. His voice has great clarity like Willie's.
I was disappointed that Roy Clark didn't do a guitar riff. Hahaha, I had forgotten how shall I say it "cornfield county" the show was. It did feature great country artists and musicians. Thank you for the memories P.J.
Watched this all the time. This was Willie before he was so popular. Yes Irlene was the youngest Mandrell. Used to watch Barbara's show every week too.
I was disappointed that Roy was only playing rhythm guitar here on your first time hearing him. He’s one of the greatest country guitar pickers of all time.
In the introduction of the cast, you caught the Mandrell sister, so excellent! I think we need some Barbara Mandell. Also introduced in the cast was Marianne Rogers. She was married to Kenny Rogers, and Linda Thompson Jenner who at one time was Elvis's girlfriend for 5 yrs, then married Bruce Jenner. She also has written some hit songs. One for Whitney Houston called I Have Nothing, that she looked at her life with Elvis for inspiration.
Look a very young Willie Nelson Chet Adkins once said "Willie did get good until he got ugly" I think that is you'll enjoy Roy Clark with songs like "Yesterday, when I was young," "Thank God, and Greyhound she's Gone", and "I never picked cotton"
DJ have you ever seen like this this was just supposed to be a trial thing with Hee Haw and I tell you what I can't remember as a child ever missing an episode on Sunday night of Hee Haw we couldn't wait until Sunday night got there to see what they were going to do the next week and what star they were going to have on the show this is a Timeless classic
I would have been 10 when hee haw ended, but it sadly wasn't a part of my childhood that I remember. I've seen a few episodes here and there on the internet and wish it had have.
Love love love willie. Z z top is coming to hiawassee ga. Willie hooked that guitar once then he chased it back down as it has distinct twang. He was pretty wild especially with ladies
It was corn, but it was professionally done corn. And in real life Minnie Pearl was not the down home comedian she portrayed. She came from a well off family, and was well educated. But she knew how to relate to the common folk. And they didn’t short change the quality of the music sections. A person could get a good introduction to that era of country music simply by watching Hee Haw.
You aught to see the even older videos of Willie Nelson. He looks totally different. Just look up “Early Willie Nelson” and you’ll see some great old songs by him. I like him even better in those old videos.
That song Roy Clark sang was really good - I see this is a new version of the show (compared to the early 70's versions) - it got quite a bit more sophisticated (sort of, in some areas)....It's amazing this show started in the late 60's and ran through the 90's! CBS cancelled this when "All in the Family" took off but the show continued in first-run syndication, pretty amazing. "Down the Hall" is the name of the song, I looked it up and it appears it was a song the Oak Ridge Boys sang.
It's funny how people who weren't crazy about country music still watched Hee Haw, some just for the pretty girls, but mostly because it was funny and entertaining. Definitely Trigger! No other sounds like that.
Jim Stafford was mostly know as a comedy singer, BUT his guitar skills were on par with Roy Clark and Glen Campbell. As for being the worst career decision for Buck, I don’t know, Hee Haw sure gave him a steady paycheck.
And they thought Daisy Duke's shorts were too short. Roy Clark was known as one of the greatest pickers, and his grin could light up a room, so you're missing a lot on here.
My family never missed Hee Haw. I enjoyed seeing you laugh at the corny jokes. Look at that hat. Trigger evolved over the years. He says the hole makes it sound better. Over time Trigger has had to be reinforced to keep him from collapsing where that hole is. So Trigger could be getting a little mending.
Dang.. Willie Nelson's guitar, named Trigger, still had that hole in it, even back then. I watched a highly viewed TH-cam video a number of years back where a guitar repairman patched that hole.. But I could've sworn I saw him with his guitar after that repair, in which it still had that hole. Maybe the hole is back, or maybe I'm mistaken about the date.
Willie Nelson had his own TV show in the early years and they made him wear a coat and tie! He always talked about that being not him and he ended the show after a year or so!
C O R N !! 😂 merely foolish. Began when i was 13/14? Went to school the next day and everybody was talking about it. Silly as it gets . But at the time very big hit. Ppl either hated it or loved it. Great country stars each time and lotsa laughs. We knew it was silly and watched it anyhow. Very long running show too . So a few had to like it. And. Besides. At 13/14 misty rowe and the hee haw honeys was enuff for me to watch. 😂😂. Just a teenage boy bein a boy. Lol. It did change and lose a lot over the yrs but still fond memories. F-DW..7/26/22. C’ mom 10 K subs!!!
@Dan Williams I do get the appeal, must see tv. Nothing wrong with having some good ol fashioned self deprecating fun. Sill,y corny, goofy it's all good. Oh yeah, those Daisy Dukes were off the chain.
@@DjPjrocReacts911 oh yeh. 🤣 somehow you articulate it soo much btr then i do. Guess thats why you have the chann… and i WATCH 👍 sometimes silly is a nice way to escape.. even for just a little while. The stresses of life. Laughing and music have got me thru a few times in life . Hard to grasp the idea that this show was new for me way bk then.. over 50 yrs!! Time sure does fly and we just get one ride . So enjoy it to the max every day. Sure do enjoy your chann. I get laughter and music ..all with what i call-good people. 👍😎thankx again DJPJ..
Corny and campy, the early episodes are a treasure trove of classic country artists, this one you sampled appears to be from the 80s. It was still good, but they had lost some of their really good regulars like Junior Samples and Stringbean, and some of the long running skits had been replaced, like Where oh Where Are You Tonight, The Culhanes and Gloom Despair and Agony on Me, and the popping up out of the cornfield to do one liners.
Here's a good sample of an early show: Waylon Jennings is the guest and there's a good banjo number by Roy Clark th-cam.com/video/KGB4EevXqqU/w-d-xo.html
p.j you look right at home . its a corny show ,but sometimes it takes a load off your mind . thanks p.j. never heard that one by roy .i do remember ''kansas city'' by wilbert harrison.
I still regret that I never got to see Roy Clark live. He was a virtuoso of stringed instruments like Jerry Reed and Ricky Scagg. The show was intentionally corny, but most of the music was wonderful.
I didn't know Roy Acuff (0:47) was part of the show.. He was huge in helping make country music internationally successful as a promoter, even though he was a very admired artist back in his day. Admired by people like Hank Williams Sr, George Jones, and more.
I vaguely remember seeing Dub Taylor (1:16) from western movies, I think. Particularly a movie staring Willie Nelson called "Once Upon A Texas Train".
Crazy how Willie Nelson looked old, even back in those days. He's looked the same for decades.. Hope we get to keep him for much longer. He's one of the last still with us from the very early days of country music.. I wish someone would interview him about a lot of his experiences regarding his early days, and any experiences he might've had with legends that are no longer with us.
We used to watch HeeHaw every week at my house. Corny jokes and excellent music!! Thanks for this reaction hon❤️☮️🙏🏼🌈
Roy and Glen Campbell played well together. Roy was a genius on the guitar.
As for his singing, Thank God and Greyhound She Is Gone, and Yesterday When I Was Young.
Both Roy and Jerry Reed had a penchant for comedy and the serious.
I'd add Bobby Bare and Chet Atkins to the list. Fantastic musicians with serious voices and a knack for cutting up. Johnny too, of course.
Shel Silverstein wrote some of the best comedy classic songs.
My siblings and I watched this show all the time when we were kids back in the day. Loved it, SoulTrain and American Bandstand and a few other great shows.
You will enjoy Roy Clark's mastery of stringed instruments. He could clown around while playing very difficult pieces. He also did a very seriously stunning rendition of "Malaguena".
This was the first song I thought of when DJ Mentone not having heard Roy yet.
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Willy looks so young, and so does Trigger. The Hee Haw Honeys were wearing Daisy Dukes before there was a Daisy Duke character.
Ya got to love the honeys.
Didn't watch until 1984, on Saturday nights with my Mother & discovered K.D. Lang. What a voice! Her singing "Crying" with Roy Orbison (a favorite) is an experience.
The Porter Wagoner Show, Pop Goes The Country, and Hee Haw were Saturday nights at my house growing up.
I have been waiting for this one! Welcome to my childhood! 😂
My family weren't country music fans, but we appreciated bluegrass and folk music. We didn't watch regularly but were always glad to catch Roy and Buck performing while flipping the channels. During my teenaged babysitting years I watched it a lot though. I couldn't understand the size of the cast, half of them don't appear but to say one thing, appear in one skit as their one character making the same sort of joke every week, and maybe sit on a hay bale to watch someone perform and then clap for them. I wonder how many of the skits and jokes were filmed all at once and used as needed, freeing the performers up to do whatever they did the rest of the year? The musical numbers made it worthwhile though.
Great stuff!
Hee Haw indeed filmed things at once, half a season taped all in June and the rest in October when it was in production
Yew Haw!! Hee Haw.. i love it
I live in Kansas City!!!
I used to watch this every week!!!! Watched it with my Grandpa!!! Loved this show!!!
Then we also watched Barbara Mandrel and the Mandrel Sisters too!!!
This was my Dad's favorite show.
i'll bet i've seen almost every show that aired.it was a regular thing growing up ! love it
Love Hee Haw, The legendary stars and music are awesome, and a great sound
The only time I've ever seen Willie wear a hat!! 🥳
Great reaction! But there’s a couple classic skits they do that I hope you’ll check out….”Gloom, despair, and agony on me”, “Where, oh where, are you tonight”, and “We’re not one to go around spreading rumors “. Keep up the good work!
Stay tuned for part 2
Thank you and great reaction. Grew up on Hee Haw and Country Music. Brings back so many memories.
Glad you enjoyed it
"Who'll Buy My Memories" was a song from Willie's "IRS Tapes" music that he sold along with a bunch of his property to pay off his IRS debt.
Great stuff! Thanks.
This is funny seeing this show again. I was just a little girl when it was on, bit we watched it every week. I would grab my pillow and curl up under the coffee table and watch.
Roy Clark could play anything with strings. Guitar, banjo, fiddle, you name it. That is where his real talent was. He could of course sing well. “Yesterday when I was young “ was one of his hits!! But you should listen to his instrumentals if you really want to see something amazing.
My folks used to watch this religiously. They grew up on the farm thru the great depression,this was their music. Definitely reminds me of them when I see this stuff.
While I was never a country fan, I can appreciate any good musicianship, and Hee Haw was chock full of it. Legends on it almost weekly.
The corny humor was filed away and manifests itself when necessary. :D
This brings back a lot of childhood memory of sitting in front of our Magnavox 25-in TV me my mom my dad and all three of my sisters sitting in the front room floor watching Hee Haw on TV
I miss Hee Haw. They had a lot of great country singers on it.
Rosanna is Momma's name 😁 lots of laughs watching this! Thank you!
I enjoyed this so much. Thank you. Loved it
As corny and campy as it was, these people were extremely professional. And for the most part, family.
DJ PJ, here is something that would be funny now is a gal gazing. Also, I watched this show in my youth and we danced, sang and laughed. I am glad the algorithms sent your channel to me.
@Vivian Smith
Welcome I hope you are here permanently, pull up a chair.
Glen campbell. And Mack Davis both had good variety shows. Great music. Lord it’s hard to be humble
Don Herron, the radio guy was a very talented dramatic actor, director, journalist, author, playwright, composer, and comedian
@ColonialBuckeye I find I do know a lot about this music, but I sure am learning stuff new to me, too. Makes it very interesting to ‘meet’ here.
I love this show! Try to check out some earlier episodes, they are even better.
Wonderful song by Willie Nelson. So much meaning.
If I ever win the lottery, I am going to buy every episode of Hee Haw that is available, plus anything of the Jimmy Dean show.
@tallestmountain Wait, what? Who? Jimmy Dean was an actual person? Do tell me more.
@@DjPjrocReacts911 Jimmy Dean was very real country singer. He had a very popular music variety show. First time I saw Hank Williams Jr was on Jimmy Dean, I think Hank was 14. Ralph the muppet was a regular on the show before there was a Muppets Show. Had many great stars from back in those days. This is the first song of Jimmy’s that you need to listen to. Country Hip Hop from 1961. Big Bad John th-cam.com/video/KnnHprUGKF0/w-d-xo.html
It is funny now when I see Jimmy Dean sausage commercials because I know most people watching it don’t know that is Jimmy’s real voice recorded for the commercials so long ago, and that he was once know for more than sausage.
@@DjPjrocReacts911 his sausage is still around and it beats bob evans any day of the week.
@@DjPjrocReacts911 My husband got a real chuckle out of your reaction to Jimmy Dean being real.
@ColonialBuckeye I know Jimmy Stewart the actor though, lol
The Willie song was what he made after his IRS problems. His guitar has a tone that's unmistakable
Hee haw had some good guests. I did go to the new grand ole oprey. That was fun to watch. We visited old one got to stand on the stage. We went to the museum
Willie Nelson, an American treasure. Roy Clark sang , The Green, green grass of home. I love his version
Willie has a son named Lukas who sounds almost exactly like him.
There's videos of him performing some of Willie's songs. It's kinda trippy, but so good. His voice has great clarity like Willie's.
I was disappointed that Roy Clark didn't do a guitar riff. Hahaha, I had forgotten how shall I say it "cornfield county" the show was. It did feature great country artists and musicians. Thank you for the memories P.J.
Watched this all the time. This was Willie before he was so popular. Yes Irlene was the youngest Mandrell. Used to watch Barbara's show every week too.
I was disappointed that Roy was only playing rhythm guitar here on your first time hearing him. He’s one of the greatest country guitar pickers of all time.
@Susan Peterson
You won't be dissapointed for very long. As they used to say, stay tuned.
Wow, some really nice entertainment. I didn't know that Willie Nelson song either. And of course I liked Roy Clark.
Appreciate the whole thing 🤠 here.
Wow you’re right. Never seen Willie this young. What year was this. You stumbled on a treasure.
Takes me back
You'll get hooked just for the music alone!
I’m going on 62 and I grew up watching this
Jim Sanford ..."Wildwood Weed" one of my favorites!!!
Met Roy Clark after a show a few years ago. Signed a record I brought with me. He was a really nice dude.
If you look around on TH-cam, you can find videos of Trigger's restoration process. It has a few miles on it.
I finally did, I've seen two great videos on the subject .
I grew up watching Hee Haw every week. Thanks for the trip down memory lane 😁
Roy Clark was one of the most underappreciated musicians. His death was a great loss.
In the introduction of the cast, you caught the Mandrell sister, so excellent! I think we need some Barbara Mandell. Also introduced in the cast was Marianne Rogers. She was married to Kenny Rogers, and Linda Thompson Jenner who at one time was Elvis's girlfriend for 5 yrs, then married Bruce Jenner. She also has written some hit songs. One for Whitney Houston called I Have Nothing, that she looked at her life with Elvis for inspiration.
@Jayce
Probally my favorite WH song.
I grew up on Heehaw. Roy Clark's voice really resembles Kenny Rogers! Close your eyes and you'll hear it!
If you want one of Roy Clark's hit THANK GOD AND GREYHOUND SHES GONE ONE OF HIS CLASSICS
That's one thing I can say about Hehaw. The jokes were clean but usually funny.
Yes, that is Trigger. That is the only guitar Willie ever plays. It is a jazz guitar actually meant to be played without a pick.
roy clark- thank god and greyhound !
Buck's got his Biballs on backwards.
lol
I was expecting more comments about that. And to think, I thought that was an early '90s thing started by Kris Kross. Buck Daddy make you jump, JUMP!
A good song by Roy Clark…,Thank God and Grayhound you’re Gone.
Look a very young Willie Nelson Chet Adkins once said "Willie did get good until he got ugly" I think that is you'll enjoy Roy Clark with songs like "Yesterday, when I was young," "Thank God, and Greyhound she's Gone", and "I never picked cotton"
WOW look how new Trigger looked
Right?
Roy was an awesome picker.
They sometimes had a great gospel music quartet with Grampa Jones!
Don't remember that Roy Clark song at all. I dont think he ever recorded it. Yes, that was Trigger that Willie Nelson was playing.
DJ have you ever seen like this this was just supposed to be a trial thing with Hee Haw and I tell you what I can't remember as a child ever missing an episode on Sunday night of Hee Haw we couldn't wait until Sunday night got there to see what they were going to do the next week and what star they were going to have on the show this is a Timeless classic
I would have been 10 when hee haw ended, but it sadly wasn't a part of my childhood that I remember. I've seen a few episodes here and there on the internet and wish it had have.
I can hear hints of (angel flying too close) in there in Willie's song.
Ronnie Stoneman's parents took part in the 1927 Bristol recording sessions, the launching pad of commercial country.
It's Trigger. You can see the wear hole.
Willie bought Trigger in 1969 in an emergency. A drunk broke his old guitar.
th-cam.com/video/b6IB0trJoJU/w-d-xo.html
the Red HEADED STRANGER HE IS CALLED WILLIE THE BEST SONG WRITER EVER
Love love love willie. Z z top is coming to hiawassee ga. Willie hooked that guitar once then he chased it back down as it has distinct twang. He was pretty wild especially with ladies
EVERY GIRL CRAZY BOUT A SHARP DRESSED MAN!
Someone is a Good Guitar Picker 💖
Yup as far as us kids were concerned Lawrence Welk couldn't get over fast enough .
lol
That’s true! Now I miss Lawrence Welk
Willie prefers his Marijuana 🤣🤣
It was corn, but it was professionally done corn. And in real life Minnie Pearl was not the down home comedian she portrayed. She came from a well off family, and was well educated. But she knew how to relate to the common folk.
And they didn’t short change the quality of the music sections. A person could get a good introduction to that era of country music simply by watching Hee Haw.
Well, @tallestmountain we bout to get edumucated.
Notice Willie's guitar was worn even then. He just has the guitar patched when the hole gets too big
Roy Clark has a nice voice but his greatness is the banjo guitar and fiddle
You aught to see the even older videos of Willie Nelson. He looks totally different. Just look up “Early Willie Nelson” and you’ll see some great old songs by him. I like him even better in those old videos.
There also Two Volumes of "Stars Of Hee Haw" Capitol issued in 1969 and 1970!
That song Roy Clark sang was really good - I see this is a new version of the show (compared to the early 70's versions) - it got quite a bit more sophisticated (sort of, in some areas)....It's amazing this show started in the late 60's and ran through the 90's! CBS cancelled this when "All in the Family" took off but the show continued in first-run syndication, pretty amazing. "Down the Hall" is the name of the song, I looked it up and it appears it was a song the Oak Ridge Boys sang.
@Coopykat
Thanks! I loved the song, and Roy's voice. I will be checking him out soon.
It's funny how people who weren't crazy about country music still watched Hee Haw, some just for the pretty girls, but mostly because it was funny and entertaining.
Definitely Trigger! No other sounds like that.
Jim Stafford was mostly know as a comedy singer, BUT his guitar skills were on par with Roy Clark and Glen Campbell.
As for being the worst career decision for Buck, I don’t know, Hee Haw sure gave him a steady paycheck.
Grew up with this. 💖🤣🎶
And they thought Daisy Duke's shorts were too short.
Roy Clark was known as one of the greatest pickers, and his grin could light up a room, so you're missing a lot on here.
I gotta T things up don't I? LOL
My family never missed Hee Haw. I enjoyed seeing you laugh at the corny jokes.
Look at that hat. Trigger evolved over the years. He says the hole makes it sound better. Over time Trigger has had to be reinforced to keep him from collapsing where that hole is. So Trigger could be getting a little mending.
Dang.. Willie Nelson's guitar, named Trigger, still had that hole in it, even back then.
I watched a highly viewed TH-cam video a number of years back where a guitar repairman patched that hole.. But I could've sworn I saw him with his guitar after that repair, in which it still had that hole. Maybe the hole is back, or maybe I'm mistaken about the date.
this is early 70's...Willie didn't have as many 'bad roads' behind him, then! ha.
Did you notice that Buck Owens wears his overalls backward?
I did not, how did I miss that?
Stafford was more known for his comedy songs.
That is Trigger with Willie.....
Why I met a chihuahua the other day named Minnie Pearl. I said to the lady that I actually knew who Minnie Pearl was. She laughed and said most don’t.
@Marene Hanson
Price tag lady, lol
Willie Nelson had his own TV show in the early years and they made him wear a coat and tie! He always talked about that being not him and he ended the show after a year or so!
C O R N !! 😂 merely foolish. Began when i was 13/14? Went to school the next day and everybody was talking about it. Silly as it gets . But at the time very big hit. Ppl either hated it or loved it. Great country stars each time and lotsa laughs. We knew it was silly and watched it anyhow. Very long running show too . So a few had to like it. And. Besides. At 13/14 misty rowe and the hee haw honeys was enuff for me to watch. 😂😂. Just a teenage boy bein a boy. Lol. It did change and lose a lot over the yrs but still fond memories. F-DW..7/26/22. C’ mom 10 K subs!!!
@Dan Williams I do get the appeal, must see tv. Nothing wrong with having some good ol fashioned self deprecating fun. Sill,y corny, goofy it's all good. Oh yeah, those Daisy Dukes were off the chain.
@@DjPjrocReacts911 oh yeh. 🤣 somehow you articulate it soo much btr then i do. Guess thats why you have the chann… and i WATCH 👍 sometimes silly is a nice way to escape.. even for just a little while. The stresses of life. Laughing and music have got me thru a few times in life . Hard to grasp the idea that this show was new for me way bk then.. over 50 yrs!! Time sure does fly and we just get one ride . So enjoy it to the max every day. Sure do enjoy your chann. I get laughter and music ..all with what i call-good people. 👍😎thankx again DJPJ..
@Dan Williams, one love
A weekly event at our house till it went off the air. Yes it was "Trigger" with a very young hole in it.
lol
Willie Nelson was always great, even in his clean shaven, short hair days.
Corny and campy, the early episodes are a treasure trove of classic country artists, this one you sampled appears to be from the 80s. It was still good, but they had lost some of their really good regulars like Junior Samples and Stringbean, and some of the long running skits had been replaced, like Where oh Where Are You Tonight, The Culhanes and Gloom Despair and Agony on Me, and the popping up out of the cornfield to do one liners.
Here's a good sample of an early show: Waylon Jennings is the guest and there's a good banjo number by Roy Clark th-cam.com/video/KGB4EevXqqU/w-d-xo.html
@Melanie W
Many thanks, Hee Haw!
p.j you look right at home . its a corny show ,but sometimes it takes a load off your mind . thanks p.j. never heard that one by roy .i do remember ''kansas city'' by wilbert harrison.
Loved it!
I still regret that I never got to see Roy Clark live. He was a virtuoso of stringed instruments like Jerry Reed and Ricky Scagg. The show was intentionally corny, but most of the music was wonderful.
Linda Thompson Jenner was Elvis’s girlfriend for 4 years then left Elvis for Bruce Jenner.
I believe it's Trigger. This is so old Trigger doesn't have a hole in him yet
@Warren Burlingame,
I went back and took a closer look, yup its ole trigger.
Willie famous song writer. Crazy. Blue eyes cryin in the rain. Many more. Tobie kieth tribute. I’ll never smoke weed with willie again
☮️💜
The best Roy Clark is Thank God & Greyhound your gone