The Porter Wagoner Show Hank Snow!.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 Hank Snow
Music:
Porter Wagoner – Rocky Top
Mel Tillis – I Could Have Gone Right
Dolly Parton – Dumb Blonde
Hank Snow – Little Ole House In New Orleans
Porter Wagoner – Dim Lights, Thick Smoke, Loud Music
Buck Trent, Mack Magaha, and George McCormick – You Little Darlin’
Hank Snow – Black Diamond
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Hank Snow – Little Ole House In New Orleans Lyrics Lyrics
I never knew that the place I grew is the grandest place on earth
Till I roamed around from town to town but now I know what it’s worth
Listen while I’ll tell you bout the place I mean
It’s my little ole home way down in New Orleans
In the sunny south where the black boat flows that’s where I long to be
The Dixie land where the white cotton grows is calling now to me
And soon I’ll be in the land of my dreams
And that’s my little ole home way down in New Orleans
[ fiddle ]
I’ve been east and I’ve been way out west I’ve been around most everywhere
Now I’m heading south for a good long rest I’ll be glad when I get there
All the wonder things in the world it seems
Are a waiting for me way down in New orleans
In the sunny south…
Yes that’s my little ole home way down in New Orleans
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