The Porter Wagoner Show Season 7, Episode 22: Alex Houston (c 1968)

Bobby Bare / 1st Dolly Parton episode (1967)

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

Archie Campbell (c 1967)

Songs include: Archie Campbell - ""Mama's Little Angel"" & ""Cock Fight"" Dolly Parton - ""Try Being Lonely"" & ""Before I Met You""

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)

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)