The only thing he didn’t get, was the part of organic food. Didn’t know then

Anyone still listening in November 2024

One of my great regrets was that Hank Thompson played at an event at the junior college near my home in the early 1990's in OKC. I didn't go see him and as a result never got to. Talk about a remarkable talent, let alone all of his other accomplishments. RIP Hank, sorry I missed you.

How can Thom talk and play like this at the same time? I met Chet once while he played in a restaruant in Nashville (before the nasvville hype). He playes complex time signatures and melodies and can talk at the same time. Prog rockers have no idea (actually they do) that Bach lived in our time.

Fabulous that high note always gets it at the end

Your voice is wonderful and you've been singing for a lot of years and I've been listening to you. I'm 73 years old. I started listening when I was quite young about my first record when I was twelveand I used to have a massive record collection till my son and daughter-in-law decided. They sell them all out from underneath me, but anyway, I'm gonna start collecting again. You're wonderful and so many other country. Artists are wonderful. There's a lot of kinds of music. That I like most of them except for opera

We don't have wonderful programs like this anymore. And more people should watch this so they know what quality is.

Harry Shearer is BRILLIANT!!!!

Disco and the accordion. Never shall the two meet.

Can you post Amos Moses that he played prior to this??

Do you have any more Chet Atkins tape?

I had the pleasure of watc😂hing Hank Thompson back in 1964 or 1965 on local TV from Fort Worth. His voice was something. The Brazos Valley Boys were wearing Falstaff Beer shirts. Thx for the memories. 2:40

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Gail is a simple minded creature like all terrible mothers of her kind and believe it or not so was Richard Hillman. Some bad people know the true meaning of love.

We sure do miss Dr. Rath Stanley. He has a voice like no other know that he’s in heaven looking down on us. We miss you, Ralph.

They are never be another musician or singer like Dr. Ralph Stanley

People today should have as much talent and fun as these two.

I pray that you get over this time to get better soon as your done with work today Jackie Mcadams thank you again for your help today J M ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ 3:40

1959. Two missing teeth and seven stitches, he returned to finish the game

2.37 solo ... what the heck is that ! Pure good jazz .. start us up boy :

Classic

Belleza total

Glorious harmonies

I Jennifer Anne Pruitt is proud of my sons and daughter. Very proud parent. I love you all

Love that fiddle!

My father, R.I.P. , loved and introduced me to Leon ✌️❤️

we were born a year apart near Hastings, Nebraska.

Love them times i was young and thin then times ❤

In the last verse in the original version, it says "throw your rubbers overboard there's no one here but men." Changed to deodarent in this performance.

I cannot possibly Like this video hard enough.

Are you kidding? These guys are great!

I'm here because of Jorma Kaukonen...

The best country artist of all time no one else comes close to what he brought to the table they will never be another Don Williams rest in peace sir

THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES.

Cuz we don't have Cole porter the gershwins Harold arlen etc

Smoking a J

Tunra swans: "Hello, cousin!" Trumpeters "HELLO!!! WELCOME HOME!!!"

I love every song the Don sings. I love his music. 75 years old man, BJ, Mississippi.

We miss ya, Jimmy

BEAUTIFULL...!!!!

I liked Chet when he played real country tunes........kind of like early in his career. But it seems like when he got into his 50's and was a guest on a country music show in the 70's, he would play something slow that I didn't like (and still don't), like Mr. Bo Jangles. I would rather have heard him tear into Blue Smoke or the Nine Pound Hammer or I Am A Pilgrim.

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Simpsons tapped out brought me here.

How comedy had gone downhill! Shearer Willard Mull. Some are equal but no-one does it better.

The clapping seems completely random, some tone deaf idiot is holding up an applause sight when he thinks necessary.

This must be on the Johnny Carson show which you don't find out until later. But Doc Severinsen is on trumpet and Tommy (forgot last name) on the clarinet (assuming all but Leon are members of the Tonight Show band.) Would be nice to have a date of broadcast but it looks to be 1986, 1987, or 1988.

Clark played mostly Martin dreadnoughts and at times Ovations. What is the guitar he's playing here???

Brilliant. Great show.

Classic. No autotune junk like today. Incredible live performance.

Whatever happened to those elegant, graceful men and women!