Glen Campbell and Merle Haggard reunited - The Legend of Bonnie & Clyde (1969)

[@pallen49]

Holy WOW, I never knew those 3 legends played together before ....My gosh, so miss the likes of those legends there..

[@debbiemartin2026]

When I watched the show as a 12 year old I loved when he got together with other guitarists and did this.

[@rohanquinby3188]

Oh my sweet lord almighty

[@PennsylvaniaBigfootProject]

All 3 musicians, incredibly talented!

[@tommysmith5135]

Notice at the 2min mark it appears Merle thinks John is going take another run then pauses then continues the lyrics then John plays a few off chord notes for the comeback. Merle acknowledges with a smirk/smile. Awesome stuff!

[@ronaldjones9767]

Glen and Merle, very very cool. RIP guys, up there hopefully with the saints of the Lord and the Lord Himself.

[@geralddupuy7565]

They ain't nowhere with no one !! They're just dead and gone !!! End of story ! 😞

[@debbiemartin2026]

Believers are called Saints. Read the epistles of Paul to the churches. He addresses ‘the saints at….”

[@debbiemartin2026]

@@geralddupuy7565Thats not what Glen believed and what you a re saying is a lie of the devil to keep people from believing.

[@christopherreed2694]

Merle was the best male voice

[@williamsherry5705]

Legends

[@jamesworthington3346]

A lot of people don't know that merle helped glenn when he first went from studio musician to recording singles by himself

[@joshuafuller9898]

John Hartford sure plays a more interesting banjo part than Glen did on the record. Hartford looks like he's balancing his checkbook in his head while he's ripping off those licks and chromatic runs. So effortless, yet so tasteful.

[@Djeango2]

great