Porter Wagoner Show - Guest, Red Sovine (1970)

[@patricianichols9928]

If there was still country music singers there might be country music shows on TV. Sure do miss this kind of entertainment

[@garyrasberryjr.552]

RFD TV has a couple of country music shows (including repeats of Hee Haw and the Marty Stuart Show). Seemed everyone had either local or syndicated shows. Buck Owens had his own show (that even ran when Hee Haw was on the air). Wilburn Brothers and Marty Robbins had his own show.

[@theresachiorazzi4571]

Red sovine and porter wagner are two of the best entertainers ever.

[@petermiller5701]

Country music will never again be like it was back in the days when these country music stars were alive. However, they still play today, with a heavenly band of Angels. I have a collection of records, CDs, and cassettes, that are invaluable. I love country music. Always did, Always will.

[@tomcooper6108]

Dang, that Red Sovine can sing! All I ever heard was his talking songs. Great talent.

[@garyrasberryjr.552]

Maybe the most interesting song Red did was covering Eric Clapton's "Lay Down Sally"

[@johnseneca4419]

Red Sovine was a true original! He could sing and he was also a storyteller. Many of his songs are very sad and heartwarming. But you should 'feel' music and his songs have meaning...as good music should! Besides that, it was a simpler time in the world, and it's reflective in his music. Red Sovine had a way of conveying such emotions in you with his songs. They speak of both the joys and struggles of real life. There's an honesty and sincerity in this man's voice...like that of an old friend! May his songs continue to touch the lives and hearts of everyone that hears his music!

[@randymiller3949]

This brings back so many great memories of my childhood memories in the 70s of my grandparents. My grandparents homes was always full of love & laughter. On Saturday nights my grandmother used to cook a huge country supper when I was growing up in Dothan Alabama. All my uncles, aunts, cousins, me & my mom & dad would show up around 5:00 on Saturday evening & eat, then watch The Porter Wagoner Show, Hee-Haw & any other family show that was on Saturday evening. JUST GREAT GREAT MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD & MY FAMILY!!!

[@maryatwall2462]

Used to watch Porter Wanger every sat night never missed it miss the good old days not the same TV shows today all these great shows are gone but not foregotten RIP porter singing in the Heavens now

[@idahobuckaroo8348]

Always enjoyed Red Sovine’s music. I grew up listening to him sing on the radio. Miss hearing country music like this. 👍

[@patriciajrs46]

Me, too. My childhood was great.

[@rtazman2004]

I wish we still had these old country singers we have some good ones still I miss Porter Wagoner show Hee-Haw Red Sovine

[@evelyncalhoun2121]

You all be missed ❤ I grew up on as a child 🤩😍😍🚸🚸

[@SuperElvis1951]

Miss those days

[@nolanpierce9254]

Brings back a lot of memories! Red Sovine is an awesome storyteller!

[@landrykkb]

Nolan Pierce He unfortunately left us suddenly in 1980,but much agreed that he could tell a story in song.

[@dixieboy5689]

Wow ./, Yes sir. Hes starts this great video just right. he is so good. True country heart and soul in his songs.

[@petermiller5701]

I’ll always remember the record my brother had about the Porter Wagoner Show, which featured Curly Harris, and his comical jokes and stories about his dad. Enjoyed many a good laugh from that record.

[@fullthrottlejeffry]

A young Buck Trent... Shreddin... On that electric Banjo... 😎

[@patriciajrs46]

After so much Hee Haw, it's funny to see Buck Trent in a uniform, a noodie suit no less.

[@MsRobinG]

I miss him.

[@wolfedavid3700]

me too...……….

[@samuelclaessens7699]

We all do… but sadly, folks die.

[@hennihabeck8502]

All of These shows are pziceless nowadays! Jeep Up the good work Lester!

[@patriciajrs46]

When I first heard Red Sovine I didn't know what he looked like. This was probably one of the shows I saw as child, but I didn't remember knowing what he looked like. He truly was good.

[@patriciaKeeler-f4t]

This is real entertainment

[@thescarletandgrey2505]

Love me some Parter, as we used to say in west Arkansas

[@landrykkb]

The general public(myself included) is unaware of how many beautiful songs that Dolly Parton wrote like she sang here.I like this era of her far better than the contrived one most remember her by in the 80's.

[@kodijames6277]

Yes...back in 1970 Dolly Parton "looked" like a LADY...and "acted" like a LADY. Today...she "looks" and "acts" like a CARTOON CHARACTER. What a shame. From a LADY to a CARTOON. Another "victim" of the Hollywood LIFESTYLE? Maybe.

[@kodijames6277]

+Toni Degelia There was nothing 'wrong' with Kenny Rogers'...face...to 'begin with'. Speaking of someone whose 'looks' have (drastically) 'changed'...how about Merle Haggard!? At one time...he was a 'very' handsome man. Now...he looks like a 'backwoodsman'...who operates a moonshine still. Now for a trivia question: Who sang 'this' verse: "Yeah Joe...'I' recognized you...you was once a real famous 'sangin' star...one of my favorites"?

[@kodijames6277]

+Toni Degelia Excellent. How 'long' did it take you to 'figure that out"? 'THAT' has got to be my (favorite) Porter Wagoner song...of all time. No one could 'do it'...like Porter. He was 'so SINCERE'...in his 'rendition' of THAT song. Whenever I would 'see' him and Dolly 'perform' together...I got the 'distinct' feeling that he had a big 'CRUSH' on Ms. Dolly.

[@kodijames6277]

+Toni Degelia Just one more 'thought'...I would like to share: I have (always) thought that Red Sovine's "PHANTOM 309" would make an 'excellent' movie. I 'DO' believe that 'things like that'...actually HAPPEN!

[@arriejgist2655]

***** jy, u

[@trudymaenza9672]

Red sang such sad but pretty songs

[@BurtBowers]

Country will never be the same..

[@evelyncalhoun2121]

You all be missed I grew up on as a child 🚸😂🚸😂😂🚸😂🚸😂🚸❤❤❤

[@grammadee9443]

THANKs enjoyed watching the show have seen both & pics of both PORTER msny times in 70S 80s Reedsferry N H red sovine once in wwva pic with Dick curless..as for dolly with both PORTER & KENNY ROGERS. THANKs again.

[@michaelmohrmann]

It would be absolutely wonderful if Heartland Network were to broadcast The Porter Wagoner Show and Hee Haw reruns.

[@daviddenson9998]

If Red Divine can't bring you to tears who can?

[@glencoe6305]

9:47 Porter does Julie, with Buck Trent on Electric Guitar and Don Warden on Non-Pedal Steel Guitar.

[@jeffrybrooks2602]

The serial number on that Shobud stand-up steel is 000 000 001, I read.

[@theodoremunson7724]

Red is always the real King of spoken county

[@garybrace8671]

man oh man the clothes, the pickin,and the singing and my favourite of all time Red Sovine

[@wolfedavid3700]

I love it even now...…….

[@east2west493]

Porter singing Julie, A song written by Waylon Jennings before the outlaw days.

[@nothingheremovealong6751]

First time live... New song... "We're Holding On" @19:15 Dollys vocals are incredible!

[@vancarter3736]

Yes sir

[@christopherkahn6522]

Dolly Parton is a national treasure.

[@chrisshelton6525]

If I ever come to Tennessee id be a vollunter!

[@MagicJ28]

ol red still had it being 52 years old then, shame he would pass 10 years later,

[@glenmclaughlin5291]

That's Buck Trent on the Banjo

[@CarlTheTeenageDog]

+Glen McLaughlin He destroys the guitar part on julie!

[@nothingheremovealong6751]

@@CarlTheTeenageDog He could shred

[@williamlinington9166]

Love that nic-nic-nu on the fiddle.

[@izzyshine1703]

the question is...whos the banjo player? hes got a guitar humbucker pickup and knobs on his banjo and turning the tuning keys like earl... good shredder!

[@melvinwalsh346]

BUCK TRENT

[@patriciajrs46]

Yes, indeed it's Buck Trent. Roy Clark's cousin.

[@garybrace8671]

little Rosa red sovine an all time great

[@tulsatombob2769]

Porter must have spent $100,000 on his wardrobe back then. Now, it would have cost him a cool million to dress like that today.

[@nothingheremovealong6751]

He was one of the first country music stars to sell out 10,000 seat venues on a regular basis. One of, if not the, first music stars to have a syndicated weekly TV show. And... He worked his ass off, recording 83 albums in a 20 year period, along with 50 or more with Norma Jean and Dolly. His guitars were custom-built in Nashville and had an incredible sound. His net worth when he died was estimated to be in excess of 11 million dollars. We saw him live 6 times. He was friendly and loved to hang out with his fans after the show. An interview on Yesteryear in Nashville is worth watching. It appears his heart was breaking everyday, as his twin flame, Dolly, didn't stay. (My opinion)

[@agejohanlervik2629]

Rip.

[@wolfedavid3700]

DAM...……..

[@samuelclaessens7699]

Damn……..

[@JamesYork-op6zb]

I know I do that

[@wolfedavid3700]

was porters son killed in Vietnam 1967?

[@joop444]

yes he died in 1967

[@weirdbeard63]

Porter had three children. Two daughters and a son. They are all still alive.

[@tasherysmithers9776]

His son Richard was wounded in Vietnam but more recently worked at the Opry,lived with Porter at his house in Pennington Bend near the Nashville waffle house and died recently 2019.

[@goodieswanted7549]

ewse!!!!!!!!!!! dolly farton!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jakethesnake1648]

Where’s gram Parsons