smoky mountain boys roy acuff wabash cannonball

[@robertbrouillette6767]

On a Saturday night on WSM 650 AM we used to listed to the Grand Ole Opry on the radio. I’ve heard this a gazillion times

[@glencoe6305]

Me,too. I miss him and this.

[@TanDawg58]

Between 1984 and 1986. Onie Wheeler, who was the harmonica player, died in 84 and was replaced by McNeely. Howdy Forrester was still in good health here. An appearance on Nashville now in 1987 shows him extremely thin and gaunt looking, and he passed not long after

[@SuperOlds88]

Thank God for all the great Hawaiian slide-guitar musicians whose licks got used by countless dobro players.

[@annewright6034]

The legendary Roy Acuff and his Smokey Mountain Boys. Professional musicians.

[@jonijenkins8006]

Love this so much! He was the ultimate showman!

[@glencoe6305]

That's what a King looks like having fun.

[@karelwild9111]

The legendary Roy Acuff is the king of country music

[@dannyblack3814]

Beautiful memories

[@TerryGordon-v9n]

What treasure the smoky mountain boys brother aswold Dobro of the Wabash cannonball is legandary

[@harlanabraham7772]

This is truly a great song. First song they played.

[@jamesgrant5106]

My daddy was a engineer for seaboard coast line and he loved this song called it the national anthem

[@randywelch1704]

i allwaws like the wabash cannonball

[@roadrunner3867]

You have a lot of company