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This obviously wasn't 2 weeks ago why don't you put the right dates on things

Duet of the Year Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley Jim Ed Brown and Helen Cornelius The Kendalls Kenny Rogers and Dottie West Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn

Hi there thanks! Do you have the 2nd part of this interview with the strayhorns after the commercial break?

Well I’ve been looking for this one for a while… one of a couple songs on my dad’s old cassette tape that I haven’t been able to find full online. The other one “It Might As Well Be Me” by Anita Perraso

Byron is very handsome, hes Gorgeous, beautiful voice ❤

Anyone, able to enhance the sound quality on this clip?

This is really great to see & the first time for me to come across, this clip. It's from 1995 & with Slim singing well at 72.

Do you have more Toby coming soon?

Alan blesses people for being great fans

God has blessed Alan with many precious words as to bring all these wonderful songs

Great conversation as looking sharp

Gospel Group of the Year The Blackwood Brothers The Carter Family Lulu Roman J.D. Sumner & The Stamps B.J. Thomas

Songwriter of the Year Larry Gatlin Tom T. Hall Marty Robbins Conway Twitty Don Williams

It's interesting to watch the early footage of 1950s country shows featuring Floyd, Jim Reeves, Jimmy C. Day, Marty Robbins etc before they became big stars.

Floyd Cramer was the greatest pianist ever and listening to him on these interviews he also sounds a lovely person.

It should have gone to Lester "Road Hog" Moran and the Cadillac Cowboys.

Great singer great man as family

Nancy just has to be in the limelight, constantly interrupting George. 😒

Thank you so much for uploading Floyd playing live. An absolute joy to listen to and watch. He has magic in his fingers.❤

Floyd Cramer, the greatest pianist playing his greatest hit ever. Such a beautiful piece of music, no lyrics needed.❤❤

His music never gets old I ll love it till the day I die

BEST MALE COUNTRY SINGER EVER!, No one ever came close to this man. Love all of his songs. Conway fan forever.

Hey when can we meet❤

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A member of my favorite group talking about my favorite country singer of mine. I wish it would have happened. RIP to the founding members of The Moody Blues and Don Williams. Love to John Lodge and Justin Hayward.

Most Promising Female Artist Gail Davies Louise Mandrell Charly McClain Jeanne Pruett Margo Smith

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A great interview, loved the Moodies, Justin has a really lovely speaking voice, and of course he’s so talented , and great eye candy 😉💗

They just don't even make beautiful music like this anymore 😢😢😢

Cool song 😎 😎😎 Has some R&B style in it really beautiful song 🎵

Alan Jackson you're awesome and amazing ❤️🥰

He should visit Tennessee more often.

Roni your so cute honey, love you girl ❤❤❤❤ RIP sweet angel 😇😇😇😇

It was 1983 and believe it was a TV special. And her name is Janie Fricke not Jannie Frickie

Thanks for posting these episodes. I just wish there were episodes available to post from the 80's

Underwhelming to say the least.

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No one sings I left my Heart in SF better than Tony Bennet ( RIP) ... and New York New York belongs to Sinatra...

“For shame, for shame, for shame…..” as Gomer Pyle use to say.

Did she not know all the words? Just play Frank Sinatra singing New York New York.

Terrible

🤦‍♂️just press play and let FRANK do his thing!!

That was pathetic

What a majestic sight to behold our Broadway Queen here. 🤍🤍🤍

If there is only 2 people liking this I won't comment on any of them

Nothing like Sinatra!!!c'mon!!!

I love you❤

You will always be the man. 🙏 Forever the Man, the Legend, and forever our Big Dawg Daddy Cowboy . ❤️