M&A Country-Western Music

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The Johnny Cash Show: program #2 of his series w/ guests Marty Robbins, Nancy Ames, Glen Campbell─and regulars Carter Family, Statler Brothers, Carl Perkins (B&W kinescope) 1/28/70 20-3E

Johnny Cash: color kine─he sings medley of train songs--includes "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Orange Blossom Special"─ends with "I Walk the Line" 1960s 4-18C

ABC NEWS Special Report: "American Music─From Folk to Jazz and Pop" program probes the roots of various American musical forms: pop, jazz, country-western, etc

Town and Country Time I: Jimmy Dean and the Texas Wildcats host this kinescoped c-w program (Texas Jim Robertson is special guest) 1954 12-12E

Town and Country Time II: complete opening─Jimmy Dean and the Texas Wildcats¾guest is harmonica player Smitty Smith (1954) 12-12E

Town and Country TimeIII: no opening─special guest is Texas Jim Robertson¾good clog dancing, fiddle music 12-12E

Town and Country Time IV: guest is Mary Bayles─Kodachrome color 8-4B

The Jimmy Dean Show: 800' excerpt from show with 1) Dean sings "Sweet Georgia Brown;" 2) George Gobel doing a stand-up comedy routine; 3) Buck Owens sings "Act Naturally" 12/19/63 8-11B

The Red Skelton Hour I: guest is Eddy Arnold (B&W kinescope) 3/19/68 20-8C

Eddy Arnold Time I: syndicated half-hour show from Springfield, Missouri (with Betty Johnson as regular) 1954 (first song: "I Wanna Play House with You") 12-3A

Eddy Arnold Time II: program (1954) first song: "I've Been Thinkin'" 12-6C

Eddy Arnold Time III: program (1954) first song: "Candy Kisses" 12-7E

Eddy Arnold Time IV: program (1954) first song "Easy on the Eyes" 12-10A

Canada C-W Show: no title on Canadian kinescope from early 1960s─Canadian singers 8-4D

Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts III: one of the losing contestants is rockabilly singer Roy Clark and the Power Pack performing "Blue Suede Shoes" (6/11/56)

Ranch Party I: Tex Ritter's guests are Jim Reeves, Tex Williams─plus Joe Maphis, Les "Carrot Top" Anderson, Johnny Bond, Jay Stewart (#8) 12-6A

"Camptown Races"¾the ensemble
"Dinah"¾blind piano player
"Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes"─Anderson

Ranch Party II: guest in Jim Reeves (#11 of series) 12-12E

Ranch Party III: guest is George Jones (#14 of series) 12-9E

Country Music TV Shorts: (U.S. armed forces recruiting shorts─each 15 minutes) 20-3D

1) Community Jamboree: (National Guard show─bad scratches in first two songs)

Ferlin Huskey, "Black Sheep" Carl Smith, "Tomorrow Night" Patsy Cline, "Come On In, Sit Right Down, and Make Yourself at Home" to Ferlin in buggy
Carl Smith, "Hand in Hand" Stoney Mountain Cloggers

2) Community Jamboree:

Carl Smith, "If Some Folks Would Leave Us Alone"
The Wilburn Brothers, "It's a Woman's Intuition"
Faron Young, "Face to the Wall"
The Wilburn Brothers, "Somebody's Back in Town"

3) Country Style, USA: [U.S. Army recruitment series]

Ferlin Huskey, "You Think"
Ferlin Huskey, "All of the Time"
The Wilburn Brothers, "Til I'm the Only One"
The Wilburn Brothers, "Cry, Baby, Cry"
Ferlin Huskey, "Gone"

4) Country Style, USA:

Jim Reeves, "A Thousand Miles Away from Home, Waitin' for a Train" hobo song
Jim Reeves, "Am I Losing You?"
Pvt. Charlie Applewhite introduces animated commercial for joining U.S. Army
June Webb, "It's Too Late When Love Dies"
Jim Reeves, "Accordin' to My Heart"

Town Hall Party: Jay Stewart hosts country-Western songfest with Billy Mize, Skeets McDonald, Johnny Bond, Rosalie Maphis (30 mins. of a 3-hours telecast on Saturday evenings) ca. 3/60 12-12E

The Last Dogie: James Melton and chorus dressed as cowboys sing title song plus, "Home on the Range" and others 1930s 4-17E

The Old American Barn Dance I: Pee Wee King and his band, Tennessee Ernie Ford sings─from early 1950s 12-12E

The Old American Barn Dance II: same lineup─Tennessee Ernie song has been cut from this print 12-12E

The Old American Barn Dance III: Tennessee Ernie sings "She's My Baby" in this print 8-4D

Grand Ole Opry Show: Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs host this weekly program from 1957--lots of bluegrass performance─backup group sings "When That Shaggy Dog Gets Back from Outer Space" about Sputnik and Muttnik kine of videotaped show 12-6B

Country Music: promotional films for Colorful World Of Country Music TV series and theatrical film circa 1961

¾includes short performance clips of the following stars of the Grand Ole Opry: 4-19C
¾Marty Robbins        ¾Jim Reeves
¾Ernest Tubb          ¾Carl Smith ¾Little Jimmy Dickens ¾June Carter
¾Minnie Pearl         ¾Hawkshaw Hawkins
¾Faron Young          ¾The Jordanaires¾Ray Price            ¾Chet Atkins

The Girl from Calgary: feature film stars Fifi D'Orsay, Paul Kelly─good actuality scenes of Calgary Stampede rodeo B Western musical Monogram PD (1933)

Country-Western Telescriptions:

Tex Ritter, "Billy the Kid"

Merle Travis, "Mus'rat"

Merle Travis, "Dark As a Dungeon"

Merle Travis, "Sweet Temptation"

Merle Travis, "Too Much Sugar for a Dime"

Merle Travis, "Petticoat Fever"

Merle Travis, "Lost John"

Tex Williams, "Talking Boogie"

Tex Williams, "Good Night, Cincinnati"

Tex Williams, "Tulsa Trot"

Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, "Ida Red"