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Jones George – White Lightning Properly in North Carolina, way back in the hills Me and my old pappy had a hand in a nonetheless We brewed white lightnin’ ’til the sun went down Then he’d fill him a jug and he’d pass it around Mighty, mighty pleasin, pappy’s corn squeezin’ Whshhhoooh . . . white lightnin’ Chorus: Well the “G” men, “T” men, revenuers, too Searchin’ for the place exactly where he created his brew They had been looking, tryin to book him, But my pappy kept a-cookin’ Whshhhoooh . . . white lightnin’ — Instrumental — Properly I asked my old pappy why he named his brew White lightnin’ ‘stead of mountain dew I took a small sip and appropriate away I knew As my eyes bugged out and my face turned blue Lightnin’ began flashin’ and thunder began crashin’ Shhhoooh . . . white lightnin’ Chorus: Properly the “G” men, “T” men, revenuers, too Searchin’ for the location where he created his brew They were searching, tryin to book him, but my pappy kept a-cookin’ Whshhhoooh . . . white lightnin’ — Instrumental — Properly a city slicker came and he said “I’m tough” I think I wanna taste that effective stuff He took 1 gg-glug and drank it correct down And I heard him a moaning as he hit the ground Mighty, mighty pleasin, pappy’s corn squeezin’ Whshhhoooh . . . white lightnin’ Chorus: Properly the “G” men, “T” men, revenuers, too Searchin’ for the place where he produced his brew They had been searching, tryin to book him, but my pappy kept a-cookin’ Whshhhoooh . . . white lightnin’… Jones George – She Thinks I Still Care …
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At a Dean Martin celebrity roast for Johnny Carson, Foster Brooks has his turn.

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Bob Hope Dean Martin George Gobel Johnny Carson judy Carne Ed Mcmahon from 1969
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Jay Leno makes his first stand-up appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” in 1977.
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From the October 28, 1970 episode of Cash’s Television selection show, Armstrong sings “Crystal Chandeliers” and “Ramblin’ Rose” with the band then duets with Cash on the Jimmy Rodgers classic “Blue Yodel #9.” There are other, partial versions of this efficiency on-line, but this is the only total one I’ve found. It is so cool to see Armstrong killing on the stage at the Grand Ole Opry, when a decade earlier they wouldn’t have let him in the servant’s entrance.

WITH CARL PERKINS AND JOHNNY Cash