The Porter Wagoner Show Season 7, Episode 2: Archie Campbell (c 1967)

Bobby Bare / 1st Dolly Parton episode (1967)

Songs include: Bobby Bare - ""Lorena"" Dolly Parton - ""Dumb Blonde""

Webb Pierce (c 1967)

Mel Tillis / Dolly Parton (1967)

Mel Tillis: If Only I Could Start Over Julie (with Porter) I Wish I Felt This Way at Home Dolly: Ode to Billie Joe

Lenny and Goo Goo (c 1967)

Lenny and Goo Goo (Comedians) Dolly: Dumb Blonde

Red Sovine (c 1967)

Red Sovine: Phantom 309 I Didn't Jump the Fence Dolly: Fuel to the Flame How Great Thou Art

Roy Drusky (c 1967)

Roy Drusky: Weakness in a Man Strangers Dolly: Acuff Rose Why? Why? Why?

Lonzo and Oscar (c 1967)

Lonzo and Oscar Did You Have to Bring That Up Shew Foot Dolly: Only Eighteen If I Kiss you Acuff Rose

Conway Twitty (1967)

Grant Kirby (c 1967)

Grant Kirby: Lovin' Time Two Different Worlds Dolly: Why? Why? Why?

Claude Gray (c 1967)

Claude Gray: If I Ever Need a Lady Truck Driving Song Dolly: Put It Off Until Tomorrow

Leon Ashley (c 1967)

Leon Ashley: You Keep Me Hangin' On Laura Dolly: Your Old Handyman Dumb Blonde

Lonesome Rhodes (c 1967)

Lonesome Rhodes: Break My Mind Ribbon of Darkness Dolly: Walk Through This World with Me

George Morgan (1967)

George Morgan: Have Some of Mine Shiny Red Automobile

Jimmy Dean (c 1967)

Jimmy Dean: If It's Wrong to Love You Forever and the Lone

Frieda Wallace (c 1967)

Frieda Wallace: I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Just a Closer Walk With Thee Dolly: I'm Not Worth the Tears

Jim Ed Brown (c 1967)

Jim Ed Brown: Bottle Bottle Cajun Stripper Dolly: I Wish I Felt This Good at Home

Little Richie Jarvis (c 1967)

Little Richie Jarvis: Banks of the Ohio Bottle of Wine

Del Reeves (c 1967)

Del Reeves Southern Belles One Dime at a Time

Diana Trask (c 1967)

Diane Trask: There Goes My Everything It's Such a Pretty World Today Dolly: You're Gonna Be Sorry

Merle Travis (1968)

Alex Houston (c 1968)

Alex Houston: Stay All Night

Stringbean (1967)

Chuck Howard (c 1968)

Billy Crash Craddock (c 1968)

Grandpa Jones (c 1968)

Bobby Bare (1968)

Jimmy C. Newman (1968)

Stringbean (c 1968)