HEE HAW: Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Faron
Young, and Merle Haggard

Between the hilarious skits and gut-busting
one-liners of this classic variety show was the
glorious music. This installment finds Tammy
Wynette singing her signature Stand By Your Man
and Merle Haggard declaring his pride to be an
Okie From Muskogee.  




HEE HAW: Hank Williams, Jr., Merle Haggard,
Loretta Lynn, and Dottie West

Hosts Buck Owens and Roy Clark helped usher in
another HEE HAW classic moment when a
20-yr.-old Hank Williams, Jr. stopped by to
perform his new hit. When Merle Haggard hit the
stage, it proved music and laughter are still the
best medicine.  




HEE HAW: Waylon Jennings, Jessi Colter, Conway
Twitty, and Loretta Lynn

HEE HAW had a knack for booking singers at the
peak of their careers. Case in point: Jesse Colter
previews her biggest hit I'm Not Lisa in this classic
from 1975. Sit back and take in the guffaws as
only Roy Clark and Buck Owens can deliver them.




HEE HAW: Donna Fargo, Charlie Rich, Johnny
Cash, and George Lindsey

They didn't call it HEE HAW for nothin'. The
laughs came quicker than a jackrabbit runnin'
from the nose of a shotgun, but when Johnny
Cash and Charlie Rich dropped by to revisit Big
River and I Take It On Home, the music was
serious business.  




HEE HAW: Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, Jana Jae,
and Kenny Price

Kenny picks a fine time to sing his career-making
hit, and Dolly proclaims her lasting love to us all!
You'll watch this episode with fondness as Kenny
Rogers performs Lucille and Dolly Parton sings I
Will Always Love You (recently covered by
Whitney Houston). Music history in the making!  




HEE HAW: Premier Episode

What a lineup for the very first show! Loretta Lynn
pulls on punches singing her 1968 hit Your Squaw
Is On the Warpath, while Charley Pride---making
his first national TV appearance---performs two
Hank Williams classics.  




HEE HAW: Laffs

Laffs features the down home one-liners, all-time
favorities, and Hee Haw classics that had you in
stitches. Sit back as Roy Clark and Buck Owens
deliver gut-busting guffaws and trademark humor
-- This one is chock full of goodies.