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The Porter Wagoner Show Guest Tex Ritter!.The Porter Wagoner Show was a syndicated musical variety show filmed in Nashville, Tennessee, from 1961 to 1980. It was one of the longest running, most influential, and most successful country music television shows of the late twentieth century.
In 1960 the Chattanooga Medicine Company launched a syndicated country music television show, named for its host as The Porter Wagoner Show. The program premiered on September 14, 1961. A typical show featured eight songs along with endorsement spots for products made by the Chattanooga Medicine Company. In 1972 the show became the first television program to be filmed at the television studios at Opryland. At its peak, the show was aired in nearly one hundred markets and was viewed by over three million people.

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The Porter Wagoner Show Guest Tex Ritter
Music:

Porter Wagoner – ‘Love Your Neighbor’
Tex Ritter – ‘High Noon’
Buck Trent – ‘Buck and The Five’ (instrumental) (short)
Norma Jean – ‘A Woman’s Gotta Make A Stand’
Porter Wagoner – ‘The Snakes Crawl At Night’
Speck Rhodes – (comedy)
Speck Rhodes – ‘I’m Going Back To Where I Come From’ (comedy)
Tex Ritter – ‘I Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven’ (gospel)
Entire Group – ‘Foggy Mountain Top’

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Tex Ritter – High Noon Lyrics

Do not forsake me, oh my darlin’
On this, our weddin’ day
Do not forsake me, oh my darlin’
Wait, wait along
I do not know what fate awaits me
I only know I must be brave
And I must face a man who hates me
Or lie a coward, a craven coward
Or lie a coward in my grave
Oh, to be torn twixt love and duty
S’posin’, I lose my fair haired beauty
Look at that big hand move along
Nearin’, high noon
He made a vow while in state prison
Vowed it would be my life or his’n
I’m not afraid of death but, oh
What will I do if you leave me?
Do not forsake me, oh my darlin’
You made that promise as a bride
Do not forsake me, oh my darlin’
Although you’re grievin’, don’t think of leavin’
Now that I need you by my side
Wait along, wait along
(Wait along)
Wait along, wait along
(Wait along, wait along, wait along, wait along)

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