The Dillards Buckin' Mule The Judy Garland Show

Bluegrass legends, The Dillards, playing Buckin' Mule on the Judy Garland Show.
The Dillards and the man "Rolling Stone" magazine hails "The Father of Modern Bluegrass," Rodney Dillard are professionally represented by Ken Lingad and 1680 Entertainment.
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Nashville, Tennessee - USA

[@shaolingangamonk]

im a 15 year old metalhead but what the hell blue grass is life changing

[@Thatdutchguy03]

same from another 15 year old metelhead

[@glendahoward8259]

Yes it is! For the most part, it is also just plain FUN!😅❤

[@schneebergwasserman3434]

Bluegrass has the energy of metal but with acoustic instruments.

[@Popcorn_Kernel]

You should hear Flatt and Scruggs Dear Old Dixie if you think this is good!! Or Raymond Fairchild Woah Mule

[@johncollins3309]

Look up New Grass Revival

[@user-ug5wc5ru8l]

I always loved it when they were on the andy Griffith show. I loved there music

[@banjohappy]

Their, not there.

[@deanoverlie224]

​@@banjohappy " were wolf ? " " There wolf ."

[@frankstefini3392]

There’s always a spelling Nazi.

[@larryn2682]

​@frankstefini3392 there's always semi-literates.

[@fatheadthedog]

Their. Dorry

[@lesmcc8103]

This song makes me cry!😂

[@CSltz]

Yelp I remember Charlene

[@57highland]

Ya just gotta fight it!

[@sufiameen6093]

❤ Charlene is always in my ❤

[@James-fv1yl]

Love Bluegrass and love, love, love the Darlings…I mean the Dillards.

[@patrickdaly5068]

I never get tired of The Dillards! Master pickers, all of them..

[@57highland]

Pickin' an' grinnin'!

[@curtisharrell]

They made such dazzlingly pure virtuosity look effortless.

[@DB-cx6cb]

Always enjoyed watching this talent on Andy Griffith show. They were so talented.

[@austenrobinson2747]

Boys are really excited today Mr Darlin

[@57highland]

Or ... *Andy:* "The boys are kinda quiet tonight." *The Boys:* (Four blank facial expressions.) *Brisco:* "Oh, they're just overcome with emotion."

[@austenrobinson2747]

@@57highland they’d all keyed up

[@tomf429]

“Just jump in when ya can sheriff…and hang on….”. If you know this, you are probably old, like me, or watch the reruns.

[@kevinarmstrong8237]

Mayberry !!!!!!!

[@mikel5582]

Briscoe: "You don't believe I can get banjo sounds out o' this jug?" Andy: "No!" Briscoe: "Man's entitled to his opinion."

[@DC-ht9tc]

@@mikel5582 lol I remember that episode it's called The Darlings are coming

[@jmw9904]

" you got time to breathe, you got time for music.

[@bbowjazz]

Dean Webb (RIP) was a family friend. ❤The Dillards were certainly early pioneers in contemporary acoustic Americana!

[@davereed6376]

I'm a 58 year old rush the who and Kansas fan also sabbath and this stuff grabbed me about ten years ago and I'm in! Doc Watson to gospel bluegrass and Appalachian stranging it's all very good stuff

[@mikerossful]

Had the honor of attending a Doc Watson concert in Richmond Virginia, many moons ago. He. Was. Amazing. RIP, Doc.

[@davidshiveley4508]

Has anybody heard DOUG DILLARD's collaborations with GENE CLARK of THE BYRDS?...Outstanding stuff!!! I'm a 68 year old metal head but i have always like Blue Grass and The Dillards were the best around!!!

[@1773JC]

Talent is talent regardless of the genre.❤

[@SDCBMS]

The warmth and joy that fills my heart when I hear this song!!!!

[@scottedwards402]

Great musicians and great entertainers.

[@lesmcc8103]

Hilarious and amazingly talented!

[@mumps59]

Thank you for posting! I’ve loved the Dillards since seeing them on the Andy Griffith Show several times. Sometimes I wish I could trade my life of classical piano for being in a bluegrass group.

[@robertcohn8858]

What a fantastic bluegrass group! Thanks so much for posting. (It was great seeing Judy and Jerry, as well.)

[@char-les9196]

The Darlin Boys!

[@bradleymorgan1330]

When talent meant something

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thank you. Learn your musical history with a smile.

[@praski149]

He is clutching her with a frightening energy!

[@susannarobinson1562]

I got to be their driver for a gig they had in my hometown. They were in really no nonsense business mode in the car, one worried I'd make a wrong turn in my OWN town , population 3000. On stage, they were hilarious.

[@peterandolph7628]

Talented cats

[@andrealatham1284]

So talented and handsome. Keep laughing how they were on Andy Griffith..

[@drewby613]

Dillards on fiyah!!!🔥🔥👏👏♥

[@mhsewbiz]

Classic Dillards, love this! ♥

[@chrismcbee4653]

Git after that banjo!

[@evdallas123]

Andy loved em

[@nightrocker9639]

Missing Brisco and his jug

[@johnkoval1898]

They did this number on Andy Griffith.

[@andreamills5852]

It was the Kentucky Colonels featuring Clarence White and Roland White that played this tune on the Andy Griffith show not the Dillards aka. Darlings .

[@hankjones2975]

These guys were great

[@johnanthonycafe2993]

Good band and harmonies

[@figmo397]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@chrisphilp9997]

Great footage Dillards fan

[@Sidetrackification]

Excellent, thanks for posting this!

[@airtow6766]

Best episodes of The Andy Griffith Show were the ones with the Dillards!

[@steveweiss2081]

Nevermind the low brow hillbilly humor. This kind of music wasn’t respected in those days. Behind the clowning around was a group of accomplished musicians and singers at the top of their game.

[@BonnieBlue1861]

This music still doesn’t get the respect it deserves. I only listen to bluegrass. Nothing better!

[@57highland]

And quite young men too. I think at the time of this video, Rodney Dillard (guitar) wasn't much over 20 years old.

[@furion..]

Ireland wants their music back!

[@scudfarcus4343]

Ireland can have her music. We'll keep our all American bluegrass!

[@tomraw4893]

Great old tune in the key of C

[@stevenrobinson2381]

Lot of Dills right there...........

[@SanDiegoProgressive]

First got their live album in high school, over 60 years ago. Will always love their music and their humor.

[@SuperMickey57]

I saw them as a kid at a Bluegrass festival, they were very entertaining, not just the music but their humor as well.

[@jeannieanderst2031]

My dad loves this song!

[@charlesharper7292]

Heck yeah!👍! 👍! 👍!!! 👍

[@mikeblair4017]

Love forever!

[@dustdevilz4771]

That was great.

[@deanevangelista6359]

Needs more jug!

[@gingerlacey738]

Fabulous life affirming music,so well rehearsed!

[@user-lp5fy6ew2g]

Great harmony

[@Turner.1]

Theatrics,awesome

[@57highland]

The Blazing Banjo of Doug Dillard!

[@scottmitchell1974]

Mountain Metal. 🤘

[@kcctradio5751]

I watched Andy Griffith for years before realizing who the Dillards were.

[@speedfreak8200]

They remind me of The Darling Family from Andy Griffith

[@llofdarkwater9152]

They are them

[@ChuckSchickx]

Talent ❤

[@turdferguson12]

Good, extra good!

[@chrismcbee4653]

Looks like fun y'all.

[@michaelparsons9063]

A DARLIN’ group.🤪

[@octafish2]

Bluegrass IS Country Metal.

[@sharonw2475]

I could be wrong but I believe Doug is the only one of the original Dillards that is still alive. I also believe that Maggie Peterson (Charlene Darling) also has passed on.

[@57highland]

Rodney (guitar) is the sole survivor.

[@user-ut8ls7qp1j]

fantastic talent

[@kathywright6853]

When they were on the Andy Griffith show Harry Dean Stanton was with them on one episode

[@jodyharnish9104]

On the Live Almost album, it says, "I'll never marry an old man, I'll tell you the reason why. His lips are all tobacco juice, and he never zips his fly." Maybe the fly being unzipped was forbidden on TV then.

[@claytondegayner188]

My favorite verse

[@rjwh67220]

He blows his nose in old cornbread and calls it pumpkin pie.

[@lesmcc8103]

😂

[@paulsarnik8506]

The Dillards were a dilly!😅. 🤓😎✌🏼

[@sherrybirchall8677]

I got a better one "I wouldn't marry that old maid. Tellyou the reason why. She blows her nose in the cornbread and calls it pumpkin pie" 😅😅😅

[@MarcKevinSmith]

You are a true blue grass lyricist

[@hankluvsdagny]

Where's Mitch's pipe?

[@d.harrison1570]

Is that Jerry Van Dyke?

[@kmiller5808]

Looked like him. I read he turned down the lead role in Gilligan's Island for My Mother The Car

[@donnacushman7024]

October 1963...

[@mikerossful]

G, C and D… warp speed.

[@billybike57]

Looks like Jerry Van Dyke is eyeing Judy Garland for later😉

[@rjwh67220]

I wish I’d been their hair grease supplier, I’d be a rich man!

[@stevenrobinson2381]

LUBE !

[@aaaht3810]

None better.

[@mikemahne2503]

Dirty me dirty me, I’m disgusted with myself……aw, that makes me cry

[@sherrybirchall8677]

Where's Charlene?

[@57highland]

They come direct from fishing and that's why no shoes or socks, because they was a-dipping an' a-soaking bare feet in the river. In case you was a-wonderin'.

[@MelloGee33]

Yee-Haw!!

[@randolphfriend8260]

🎉 💙

[@seanjuth]

I believe this open c

[@roytee3127]

It looks like C, but not open C. The guitar player is using fingerings for G-C-D, capo'ed up to C.

[@surewhynot6040]

Splitlip Rayfield

[@lucasmembrane4763]

Did the Dillards add the drummer before or after Douglas split with them?

[@JohnnyConn-nd7zn]

mule 🫏

[@royjacobs6680]

It looks like she keeps pulling away from him.

[@stevec6455]

Is that JVD? Funny bit with the bare feet. But just a quick note to the director, those acts went way too long. Cut them back by about a half. Too late now, but you would have said thanks and you would have been welcome.

[@totallynoteverything1.]

slam action shotgun made out of pipes

[@matthewchildres4364]

Jerry Van Dyke is handsy and cringe with Garland.

[@millieatr]

For sure , looks like a creep

[@Querencia7779]

He had a pretty bad reputation…

[@judithtiritas4262]

Just what I thought too

[@matthewkeener6732]

How do you figure??

[@replyhere590]

Did look like he made her a little unscriptedly nervous....

[@turdferguson12]

They about the worst cooks there is!

[@barrymoss797]

Talented!!!😊

[@gregssoft2008]

yam beater

[@TinMan0555]

Only thing missing is Bristol and Charlene …….. 🫡