The official KZread Channel for The Dillards - legendary Bluegrass and Country Rock pioneers. You’ve seen us on The Andy Griffith Show and you’ve heard our songs like Dooley, There is a Time, and Old Home Place on a variety of television shows, movies, radio programs, and other media over the years. Our newest album, Old Road New Again, features our friends Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, Herb Pedersen, Sam Bush, Ricky Skaggs, Sharon and Cheryl White, and more - available now at www.rodneydillard.tv.
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That was extrey good!!!!!!
HE WAS A GOOD MAN LOVE
Still love that, there is a time,played it ounce on a Christian broadcast.
CBS should have moved this show to a different time slot and I think it might have run more than a year.I hope whoever owns the rights to the show will consider putting it out on DVD.
What was its time slot? Friday or Saturday night? Did it have major competition?
@@57highland Sunday against Bonanza.
@@David-yw2lv And I'm going to guess that in 1963, Bonanza was at or near the height of its popularity.
@@57highland It was the most watched show for the season.
@@David-yw2lv Yes, I remember watching it as a kid, though hour-long Westerns were well beyond my attention span. The opening theme and introduction of the Cartwrights was always interesting but not much else. Later on, in reruns, or on "classic" TV channels, I watched "Bonanza" and asked myself "How did people sit through these long, drawn-out, formulaic Westerns?" Later on, I liked "The Big Valley" pretty well, but that was about it. And, re "Bonanza", those awful "sound stages" that were supposed to be believable as the outdoors! Those alone made you want to tune out.
Love the Darlings and the Dillards but that host is a real mope.
There was nothing wrong with having made the compromise you made, with regard to image, stereotype, and caricature, because you deserve a wide audience and making a little sacrifice to get it is certainly easy enough to understand and overlook. I first heard about bluegrass through an old friend, Bill Moore ("Mister Moore"), who hails from Waynesville, NC. Hi Bill!
It was an odd combination, but it worked. Your showmanship came through in spades when you were playing. I'm glad they put you in the tuxes so people would pay attention to the music instead of looking at you as a bunch of hicks.
Rodney does so great with that deadpan look.
When worlds collide 🎉 Great stuff
I don't get tired of this song...
I wonder if they were actually playing the instruments in the video or if they pre-recorded it early on and were faking it like The Dillards did on The Andy Griffith Show? Knowing these guys, I wouldn't be surprised if it was real! Ive loved Flatt & Scruggs & The Dillards all of my life! Also Looks like Mr John Hartford on fiddle too..? 🤔
I remember this from the 50's
What a performer everybody in my family liked him, rest in peace, Grandpa Jones
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This was a very good hit song for this group. The show was the best on TV in it's day. Maggie Peterson is sadly missed. God bless her!
Would that be "one bullet Barney" of Mayberry I see there dancing in the background 🤓? I feel so safe! Thanks for the great entertainment, guys! You're good!! 👍
Been listening to this song for years and it never gets old lol
I never could figure out why Andy would choose Helen Grump instead of Charlene Darling especially with Charlene chasing him.
RIP Charlene!
Hidden Gem thank u
I love this song! Thanks, Rodney!!
First song I learned from Doug's banjo book!
Hey maggie
Love you all. RIP Maggie ❤️
Rodney, could you put the website for the DVD in a pinned comment? Only a part of it shows in the description. Thanks for all the great music! You guys are the best.
Sure, it’s www.rodneydillard.tv
Where did you guys find this video? I would love to see his performance and catch just a glimpse of the talent he passed on down to you talented guys. Also, what an honor for him to dance with Gene, Gene, the Dancing Machine! 😊
Just on KZread. But never found the whole episode.
@@thedillards Too bad. At least I’m glad for you that you found this one!
Hey grandpa whays for supper
Baked ham with mashed pertaters, green beans and cornbread. Yum yum!
My family has been watching the Andy Griffith show and have since fallen in love with your band. I showed my music students Appalachian folk songs today some of your performances and they all loved it. Blessings from Austin Texas!
No one can do it better.
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Meremac Caverns, near Sullivan, MO?
Wow that's is maggie peterson i never knew she is so beautiful i love her she plays charlene darling it's real sad 😢😭 she passed away rest and blessed her soul heart and her song there is time will be remember.
I remember Grandpa Jones from Hee Haw.
I remember working at GE Space Systems in Valley Forge PA and this came on the overhead music and thought WOW! I was already a fan and this was so cool!! Groundbreaking and Earth shaking!
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Love it. Thanks for sharing
I just read about this film in the book Everybody On The Truck by Lee Grant and the Original Dillards. We have been so blessed to meet Rodney, Beverly and the newest version of the band. I treasure their autographs in the front of the book. Rodney could do a lecture type speaking engagement at Mayberry Days to a sell out crowd talking about their journey through the years and the talent they’ve worked with along the way. I’d buy front row seats for my husband and me.
Grandpa Jones and Stringbean!!!!!!!!! Awesome!!!!! Thanks for uploading Fella's!!!!!!!
Plus Junior Samples on the left
Simple times can we have them again please......
I'll go along with that
Love you Maggie. Your Group to.
This is my all time favorite version of this song!
I'm surprised they didn't suggest doing the hillbilly scene from "Summer Stock".
So GOOD - back when we were young! This music never gets old♥
Babe wake up new Dillard upload
this was great! i still listen to alot of these songs on youtube and always will!
A still on wheels that wouldn't stay still.😝
Are they the group played on Andy Griffin show?
Yep that’s us!
Can't wait to hear this! Thank you for my childhood memories of you on The Andy Griffith Show & beyond! If you're ever looking to do a collaboration I'll be on the first bus or plane headed your way! lol Shalom
So good!
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