I just found your channel and I am loving it! It's like a walk down memory lane! My favorite country stars and programs too. I couldn't ask for more than that! Thank you for sharing them with all of us!
It almost looks like CMT rolled the wrong ending credits while they played the ad at the end, this episode actually aired Nov. 26, 1988, I noticed it when they credited 'Don Rich & the Buckaroos' in the credits, Don Rich had passed away in 1974, and Buck Owens as well as The Buckaroos had left the cast after 1986
There were so many different cast members through the years that it would take too much time & money to research & create accurate credits for each episode. Of course, they could just run the original credits, but that would mean they couldn't disrespect the people who made the show, by making the credits impossible to read, and filling the screen with advertising. Because, today, ads and promos are FAR more important than the actual shows. The same kind of lazy credits occurs in the French version of the syndicated 30-minute episodes of "The Benny Hill Show". They just credit a few of the most famous cast members of the whole series, regardless of whether or not they're in that episode.
I think CMT had also aired an episode from 1970, that would explain the end credits. Somebody was asleep on the job! They must not have re-did the correct credits. Because this show is from 1988.
Yes, "What Your Love Does Too Me" was a Top 5 hit for Holly Dunn in 1988 from her brilliant 3rd album "Across The Rio Grande". There is also a version of "Travilin' Prayer" on there as well, which she performed here. Great to see Holly on here. Hope she was on more shows.
I enjoyed watching all of Hee Haw
I just found your channel and I am loving it! It's like a walk down memory lane! My favorite country stars and programs too. I couldn't ask for more than that! Thank you for sharing them with all of us!
It almost looks like CMT rolled the wrong ending credits while they played the ad at the end, this episode actually aired Nov. 26, 1988, I noticed it when they credited 'Don Rich & the Buckaroos' in the credits, Don Rich had passed away in 1974, and Buck Owens as well as The Buckaroos had left the cast after 1986
There were so many different cast members through the years that it would take too much time & money to research & create accurate credits for each episode. Of course, they could just run the original credits, but that would mean they couldn't disrespect the people who made the show, by making the credits impossible to read, and filling the screen with advertising. Because, today, ads and promos are FAR more important than the actual shows.
The same kind of lazy credits occurs in the French version of the syndicated 30-minute episodes of "The Benny Hill Show". They just credit a few of the most famous cast members of the whole series, regardless of whether or not they're in that episode.
I think CMT had also aired an episode from 1970, that would explain the end credits. Somebody was asleep on the job! They must not have re-did the correct credits. Because this show is from 1988.
This looks like it’s from the late 1980s but it’s still incredible.
Did The million Dollar Band play "Take the A Train" in this episode? And the Cowboy Quartet was qu9ite fun to listen to, with their great harmony!
I don't believe this is from 1970. It seems to be more from around 1989
This was from 1989
According to the end of the credits, the roman numeral reads 1970. (?)
Johnny Cash did not look that old in 1970.
Yes, "What Your Love Does Too Me" was a Top 5 hit for Holly Dunn in 1988 from her brilliant 3rd album "Across The Rio Grande". There is also a version of "Travilin' Prayer" on there as well, which she performed here. Great to see Holly on here. Hope she was on more shows.