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Yeah, that show was always on when I visited the Grandparents. It was a big deal to them. Roy Clark was my favorite part. I didn't care for the music but he seemed to know how to play a banjo with some fun and was funny.

I can still remember vivdly laying on the floor between my grandparents watching, the windows open, the type of chairs, the TV, the curtains etc. I guess it was imprinted on the brain. Where o where are you tonight is still up there too.

Here's an episode I found funny. It's very out of place for me to see Johnny Cash being goofy.

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Wow, I knew he was good but that I never saw him do anything like that. :eek:

holy shit. at the end, when Loretta Lynn (I think?) said "that woman is enough to make a train take a dirt road".......my grandmother (From Tennessee sticks) used to say that all the time. To this day, I still use it to describe a very ugly woman.