Hee Haw 2
1970-09-15 | Comedy | 22 episodes23 Seasons
Episode
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Bobby Bare (1970)
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw gang - "Happy Times are Here Again" Roy Rogers - "The Auctioneer" Cornfield County Concert Band - "Mountain Dew" The Hagers - "Take a Letter, Maria" Dale Evans - "Country Girl" Roy Clark - "Old Joe Clark" (with a cartoon band playing their own instruments) Bobby Bare - "Detroit City" Roy Clark - "I Never Picked Cotton" Grandpa Jones - "Dooley" Roy Rogers and Dale Evans - medley: "That Old-Time Religion", "Daddy Sing Bass", and "Cowboy Camp Meeting" Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw gang - "Hillbilly Fever" Sketches include several installments of "Dr. Campbell", "KORN News", "Gordie's General Store", and "The Culhanes". Also, "Pfft, You Was Gone", "Archie's Barbershop", "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?", "Pickin' and Grinnin'", and Junior meets Sunshine Cornsilk for the first time.
Charley Pride, Jeannie C. Riley (1970)
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw gang - "Heartbreak Mountain" Roy Clark - "???" (playing the fiddle with a cartoon band) Jeannie C. Riley - "Duty Not Desire" The Hagers - "Who'll Stop the Rain" Charley Pride - "Piroque Joe" Jeannie C. Riley - "Holdin' On" Roy Clark - "Today" Grandpa and Ramona Jones - "Oh, Susanna" (using cowbells) Charley Pride - "I Wonder Could I Live There Any More" Buck Owens and Susan Raye - "Then Maybe I Can Get Some Sleep" Sketches include several installments of "Samuel B. Sternwheeler", "Dr. Campbell", "Cornfield Jokes", "Gordie's General Store", "Moonshiners", "The Culhanes", "Pfft, You Was Gone", and "KORN News". Also, "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?", in "Archie's Barbershop", Archie tells another one of his famous "That's Good, That's Bad" stories, the Kornfield Kounty Concert band plays "Bill Bailey", and Stringbean reads a letter from home.
Ray Charles, Lynn Anderson (1970)
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw gang- "Stay A Little Longer" Roy Clark - "Blues in the Night" Ray Charles - "Don't Change on Me" Lynn Anderson - "Stay There Til I Get There" The Hagers - "California Cotton Fields" Roy Clark - "Thank God and Greyhound" Lynn Anderson - "Rocky Top" Grandpa Jones - "The Kickin' Mule" Ray Charles and Buck Owens - "Cryin' Time" Sketches include several installments of "Dr. Campbell", "Gordie's General Store", "Cornfield Jokes", "Moonshiners", "KORN News", "Samuel B. Sternwheeler", "The Culhanes", and "Archie's Barbershop". Also, "Pfft, You Was Gone", "Kornfield Kounty Concert Band", "Pickin' and Grinnin'" and "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?"
George Jones, Tammy Wynette (1970)
Buck Owens, the Hagers, Susan Raye, Buddy Alan, Don Rich and the Buckaroos - "Take Care of You for Me" Roy Clark - "Arkansas Traveler" (with a cartoon band playing along) George Jones - "Tell Me My Lying Eyes Are Wrong" Grandpa Jones - "Standing in the Depot" Tammy Wynette - "The Legend of Bonnie and Clyde" Roy Clark - "Dear Old Dixie" George Jones - "I'm a People" Buck Owens and Susan Raye - "The Great White Horse" Sketches include several installments of "Samuel B. Sternwheeler", "Cornfield Jokes", "Moonshiners", "Dr. Campbell", "Gordie's General Store", and "KORN News". Also, "Pfft, You Was Gone", "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?", "Pickin' and Grinnin'", "Kornfield Kounty Concert Band", and in "Archie's Barbershop", Archie tells the story of the "Pee Little Thrigs"
Marty Robbins, Connie Eaton (1970)
Buck Owens, the Buckaroos, the Hagers, Susan Raye and Buddy Alan Owens - "Sing a Happy Song" Marty Robbins - "I'm So Afraid of Losing You" Grandpa Jones - "You'll Make Our Shack a Mansion" Connie Eaton - "Ring of Fire" Roy Clark - "Black Sapphire" The Hagers - "Everything Is Beautiful" Marty Robbins - "Don't Worry 'Bout Me" Buck Owens and Susan Raye - "Tennessee Bird Walk" Sketches include several installments of "Gordie's General Store", "Cornfield Jokes", "Dr. Campbell", "Moonshiners", "Pfft, You Was Gone", "KORN News", "Samuel B. Sternwheeler", and "The Culhanes". Also, "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?", "Pickin' and Grinnin'", and Stringbean reads a letter from home.
