Hee Haw - Season 2
Season 2
Network
Datessept. 15, 1970 - févr. 23, 1971
Episodes
Season 2Episode 160 min
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Bobby Bare
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw gang - "Happy Times are Here Again"
Roy Rogers - "The Auctioneer"
Cornfield County Concert Band - "Mountain Dew"
The Hagers - "Take a Letter, Maria"
Dale Evans - "Country Girl"
Roy Clark - "Old Joe Clark" (with a cartoon band playing their own instruments)
Bobby Bare - "Detroit City"
Roy Clark - "I Never Picked Cotton"
Grandpa Jones - "Dooley"
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans - medley: "That Old-Time Religion", "Daddy Sing Bass", and "Cowboy Camp Meeting"
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw gang - "Hillbilly Fever"
Sketches include several installments of "Dr. Campbell", "KORN News", "Gordie's General Store", and "The Culhanes". Also, "Pfft, You Was Gone", "Archie's Barbershop", "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?", "Pickin' and Grinnin'", and Junior meets Sunshine Cornsilk for the first time.
sept. 15, 1970
Season 2Episode 260 min
Charley Pride, Jeannie C. Riley
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw gang - "Heartbreak Mountain"
Roy Clark - "???" (playing the fiddle with a cartoon band)
Jeannie C. Riley - "Duty Not Desire"
The Hagers - "Who'll Stop the Rain"
Charley Pride - "Piroque Joe"
Jeannie C. Riley - "Holdin' On"
Roy Clark - "Today"
Grandpa and Ramona Jones - "Oh, Susanna" (using cowbells)
Charley Pride - "I Wonder Could I Live There Any More"
Buck Owens and Susan Raye - "Then Maybe I Can Get Some Sleep"
Sketches include several installments of "Samuel B. Sternwheeler", "Dr. Campbell", "Cornfield Jokes", "Gordie's General Store", "Moonshiners", "The Culhanes", "Pfft, You Was Gone", and "KORN News". Also, "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?", in "Archie's Barbershop", Archie tells another one of his famous "That's Good, That's Bad" stories, the Kornfield Kounty Concert band plays "Bill Bailey", and Stringbean reads a letter from home.
sept. 22, 1970
Season 2Episode 360 min
Ray Charles, Lynn Anderson
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw gang- "Stay A Little Longer"
Roy Clark - "Blues in the Night"
Ray Charles - "Don't Change on Me"
Lynn Anderson - "Stay There Til I Get There"
The Hagers - "California Cotton Fields"
Roy Clark - "Thank God and Greyhound"
Lynn Anderson - "Rocky Top"
Grandpa Jones - "The Kickin' Mule"
Ray Charles and Buck Owens - "Cryin' Time"
Sketches include several installments of "Dr. Campbell", "Gordie's General Store", "Cornfield Jokes", "Moonshiners", "KORN News", "Samuel B. Sternwheeler", "The Culhanes", and "Archie's Barbershop". Also, "Pfft, You Was Gone", "Kornfield Kounty Concert Band", "Pickin' and Grinnin'" and "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?"
sept. 29, 1970
Season 2Episode 460 min
George Jones, Tammy Wynette
Buck Owens, the Hagers, Susan Raye, Buddy Alan, Don Rich and the Buckaroos - "Take Care of You for Me"
Roy Clark - "Arkansas Traveler" (with a cartoon band playing along)
George Jones - "Tell Me My Lying Eyes Are Wrong"
Grandpa Jones - "Standing in the Depot"
Tammy Wynette - "The Legend of Bonnie and Clyde"
Roy Clark - "Dear Old Dixie"
George Jones - "I'm a People"
Buck Owens and Susan Raye - "The Great White Horse"
Sketches include several installments of "Samuel B. Sternwheeler", "Cornfield Jokes", "Moonshiners", "Dr. Campbell", "Gordie's General Store", and "KORN News". Also, "Pfft, You Was Gone", "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?", "Pickin' and Grinnin'", "Kornfield Kounty Concert Band", and in "Archie's Barbershop", Archie tells the story of the "Pee Little Thrigs"
oct. 6, 1970
Season 2Episode 560 min
Marty Robbins, Connie Eaton
Buck Owens, the Buckaroos, the Hagers, Susan Raye and Buddy Alan Owens - "Sing a Happy Song"
Marty Robbins - "I'm So Afraid of Losing You"
Grandpa Jones - "You'll Make Our Shack a Mansion"
Connie Eaton - "Ring of Fire"
Roy Clark - "Black Sapphire"
The Hagers - "Everything Is Beautiful"
Marty Robbins - "Don't Worry 'Bout Me"
Buck Owens and Susan Raye - "Tennessee Bird Walk"
Sketches include several installments of "Gordie's General Store", "Cornfield Jokes", "Dr. Campbell", "Moonshiners", "Pfft, You Was Gone", "KORN News", "Samuel B. Sternwheeler", and "The Culhanes". Also, "Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?", "Pickin' and Grinnin'", and Stringbean reads a letter from home.
oct. 13, 1970
Season 2Episode 660 min
Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Doug Kershaw
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw gang - "Y'all Come"
Roy Rogers - "The Fightin' Side of Me"
Doug Kershaw - "Diggy Liggy Lo"
Dale Evans - "I'm A Woman"
Roy Clark - "Make the World Go Away"
Grandpa and Ramona Jones "When the Saints Go Marching In" (using cowbells)
Doug Kershaw - "Battle of New Orleans"
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans medley - "Yours, Love" and "Born to Be With You"
Buck Owens - "Above and Beyond"
oct. 20, 1970
Season 2Episode 760 min
Sonny James and Peggy Little
Sonny James - "My Love"
Sonny James - medley: "Cold, Cold Heart," "It's Just a Matter of Time" and "Too Many Rivers."
Peggy Little - "Son of a Preacher Man"
Peggy Little - "I Knew You'd Be Leaving"
Buck Owens - "Gotta Travel On"
Buck Owens - "What You Gonna Do Now?"
Roy Clark - "Sunday Morning Coming Down"
Roy Clark - "Black Mountain Rally"
Grandpa Jones - "Pap's Corn Liquor Still"
The Hagers - "Horseflies on Your Face"
oct. 27, 1970
Season 2Episode 860 min
Jean Shepard and Tom T. Hall
Tom T. Hall - "Shoeshine Man"
Tom T. Hall - "The Ballad of 40 Dollars"
Jean Shepard - "Seven Lonely Days"
Buck Owens - "Love's Gonna Live Here"
Roy Clark - "Raggedy Ann"
Gunilla Hutton (Hee Haw regular making her singing debut) - "Today I Started Loving You Again"
The Hagers - "Distant Drums"
nov. 10, 1970
Season 2Episode 960 min
Charley Pride & Susan Raye
Charley Pride - "Me and Bobby McGee"
Charley Pride - "Louisiana Man"
Susan Raye - "Down in the Boondocks"
Susan Raye and The Hagers - "Glory Hallelujah, How They Sing"
Buck Owens - "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands"
Buck Owens and Buddy Alan - "Why, Baby, Why"
Roy Clark - "Lara's Theme"
Grandpa Jones - "Stay in the Wagon Yard"
nov. 17, 1970
Season 2Episode 1060 min
Tammy Wynette and Ed Bruce
Tammy Wynette - "Sweet Dreams"
Tammy Wynette - "He Loves Me All the Way"
Ed Bruce - "Song for Ginny"
Ed Bruce - "True Love's Forgiving"
Buck Owens - "Johnny B. Goode" (edited out by RFD-TV)
Buck Owens - "You're A Real Good Friend"
Roy Clark - "Boil That Cabbage Down"
Roy Clark, Grandpa Jones and Stringbean - "Charmin' Betsy"
nov. 24, 1970
Season 2Episode 1160 min
Ray Charles, Lynda K. Lance and Doyle Holly
Ray Charles - "You Don't Know Me"
Ray Charles and Buck Owens - "Together Again"
Lynda K. Lance sings "The World I Used to Know"
Doyle Holly and the Buckaroos - "Feeling Good Is Easy, Baby"
Buck Owens - "This Old House"
Roy Clark - "Days of Sand and Shovels"
The Hagers - "Hitchin' a Ride"
déc. 1, 1970
Season 2Episode 1260 min
Kenny Price and Linda Martell
Kenny Price - "Biloxi."
Linda Martell - "Bad Case of the Blues."
Buck Owens - "Company's Comin'"
Buck Owens and his son Buddy Alan - "Wake Up, Little Susie"
Roy Clark - "Home Sweet Home" (banjo instrumental)
déc. 8, 1970
Season 2Episode 1360 min
Waylon Jennings, Diana Trask and Johnny Duncan
Waylon Jennings - "Kentucky Woman"
Waylon Jennings - "Six Strings Away"
Diana Trask - "All I Have to Offer You Is Me"
Diana Trask - "I Fall to Pieces"
Johnny Duncan - "Let Me Go"
Buck Owens - "You Gotta Have a License"
Buck Owens and son Buddy Alan Owens - "Bye-Bye Love"
Roy Clark - "Alabama Jubliee"
Roy Clark - "John Henry"
The Hagers - "That's My Love"
déc. 15, 1970
Season 2Episode 1460 min
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw Gang - "Rolling' In My Sweet Baby's Arms"
Roy Rogers - "Lovenworth"
The Hagers - "Palausa County Girl"
Dale Evans - "Heavenly Sunshine"
Roy Clark - "Nine Pound Hammer"
Gordie Tapp - "Nobody's Singin' Them Cowboy Songs No More"
Roy Clark - "Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line"
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans - "Friendship Medley"
Buck Owens - "I Wouldn't Live In New York City"
déc. 29, 1970
Season 2Episode 1560 min
Charley Pride, Amanda Blake and Mickey Mantle
Amanda Blake (of "Gunsmoke") - "Long Branch Blues."
Amanda Blake and the Hagers - "Tennessee Waltz."
Charley Pride - I'd Rather Love You."
Charley Pride - "Sweet Promises."
Buck Owens - "She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain."
Buck Owens - "Everything Reminds Me."
Roy Clark - "Weakness in a Man"
Cathy Baker - "Goober Peas."
The Hagers - "Looney Cahoose"
janv. 5, 1971
Season 2Episode 1660 min
Roger Miller, Peggy Little and Bobby Murcer
Guest Roger Miller performs his hit "Dang Me." He also croons "That's the Way I Feel." Peggy Little sings "Statue of a Fool." Bobby Murcer does a comedy routine with Junior Sample.
janv. 12, 1971
Season 2Episode 1760 min
Marty Robbins and Connie Smith
Marty Robbins - "Beggin' to You."
Marty Robbins - "I'll Have to Make Some Changes."
Connie Smith - "Louisiana Man."
Connie Smith - "I Never Once Stopped Loving You."
Roy Clark - "White Lightnin'"
The Hagers - "Flowers Need Sun, Too."
janv. 19, 1971
Season 2Episode 1860 min
George Jones, Tammy Wynette and Billie Jo Spears
Guest George Jones opens the show with "You Comb Her Hair. His wife Tammy Wynette joins him for "Rolling In My Sweet Baby's Arms." Buck sings "Tiger by the Tail." Roy Clark lets loose with "Middle of the Road."
janv. 26, 1971
Season 2Episode 1960 min
Loretta Lynn, Bill Anderson, Susan Raye
Buck Owens and the whole Hee Haw Gang - "Roll Out the Red Carpet"
Loretta Lynn - "Coal Miner's Daughter"
Bill Anderson - "Wild Weekend"
Roy Clark - "January, April and Me"
Loretta Lynn - "Secret Love"
The Hagers - "Looking Out My Back Door"
Susan Raye - "Willie Jones"
Bill Anderson - "I Love You Drops"
Buck Owens - "Homeward Bound"
févr. 2, 1971
Season 2Episode 2060 min
Roy Rogers / Dale Evans / Billy Jo Spears
Roy Rogers - "Cowboy Night Herd Song"
Dale Evans - "My Love"
Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, and the Hee Haw regulars - medley ("Aha, San Antone," "Adelita," "Cielito Lindo" and "All en el Rancho Grande").
Buck Owens - "The Devil Made Me Do That"
Buck Owens - "Little Liza Jane"
Roy Clark - "Folsom Prison Blues"
The Hagers - "I'm Miles Away"
Gordie Tapp - "City Ways"
Also appearing: Billy Jo Spears
févr. 9, 1971
Season 2Episode 2160 min
Hank Williams Jr, Jody Miller
Guest Hank Williams Jr. sings "Big Midnight Special." He also contributes "Raining in my Heart." Jody Miller holds forth with "If You Think I Love You."
févr. 16, 1971
Season 2Episode 2260 min
Bobby Bare, Connie Eaton, Tom T. Hall
Bobby Bare - "Four Strong Winds."
Connie Eaton - "Tomorrow Never Comes."
Tom T. Hall - "Chattanooga Dog."
Tom T. Hall - "Thank You, Connersville, Ind."
Susan Raye - "I Ain't the One."
Buck Owens and Susan Raye - "Then Maybe I Can Get Some Sleep."
Buck Owens - "Happy Times Are Here Again."
Roy Clark - "Back Up and Push."
The Hagers - "Ride, Captain, Ride."
févr. 23, 1971
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