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The Ernest Tubb Show #88

The Ernest Tubb Show #88

The Ernest Tubb Show. The year 1965 was a good year for country music legend, Ernest Tubb. His band, The Texas Troubadours was known far and wide as one of the hottest bands in country music. In October that year he became the sixth person to be inducted into the recently established Country Music Hall Of Fame. Adding to these accomplishments was the debut of his own weekly syndicated TV show, The Ernest Tubb Show. Over the years several of these shows have made their way on to DVD including a DVD of four shows released by Ernest Tubb Record Shops (two of which appear on this two volume DVD set). Another DVD features clips of only Ernest Tubb performances lifted from the shows. Bear Family has managed to locate another six shows which appear for the first time here in excellent quality along with the two previously mentioned. A must for Ernest Tubb fans. Great

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Music:
Music:
Theme : Walking the floor over you
Have you ever been lonely / Ernest Tubb
Take an old cold ‘tater (and wait) / Wade Ray
Crazy / Jack Greene & the Johnson Sisters
Comedy / Bun Wilson
Panhandle rag / the Texas Troubadours
Legend in my time / Lois Johnson
Another story, another time, another place / Ernest Tubb
Cotton fields / Johnson Sisters
Family Bible / Cal Smith
Close and theme.

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