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OlOpry

Heard
1944–1965
Episodes
59

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. First Song - Down in Union County

    · 24 min

  2. First Song - John Henry

    · 31 min

  3. Roy Acuff (We Live in Two Different Worlds)

    · 28 min

  4. First Song - The Last Letter

    · 29 min

  5. Eddie ArnOled Capsule Program of Opry Matinee

    · 3:29

  6. Red Foley Roly Poly

    · 24 min

  7. Guest - Red Foley, Merle Travis

    · 26 min

  8. Red Foley and Merl Travis

    · 26 min

  9. Guest - Red Foley, Cowboy Copas

    · 26 min

  10. Red Foley and Cowboy Copas

    · 25 min

  11. Red Foley Blue Sky Boys

    · 26 min

  12. Red Foley and

    · 26 min

  13. Red Foley & The Blue Sky Boys

    · 26 min

  14. Red Foley, Tex Ritter

    · 25 min

  15. Red Foley (Aunt Jemima's Plaster)

    · 24 min

  16. Red Foley Hank Williams

    · 42 min

  17. Red Foley and Rod Brasfield

    · 26 min

  18. Red Foley and Wesley Turner

    · 27 min

  19. Guest - Red Roley, Rod Brasfield

    · 26 min

  20. Red Foley and Rod Brasfield

    · 26 min

  21. First Song - Shortnen' Bread(Afrs)

    · 26 min

  22. Grand Ole Opry (Nov. 1949)

    · 42 min

  23. Red Foley and the Oak Ridge Quartet

    · 26 min

  24. From Berlin (Freight Train Boogie)

    · 42 min

  25. Red Foley and Wayne Rainey

    · 27 min

  26. Guest - Red Foley, Tex Ritter

    · 26 min

  27. Red Foley and Hank Snow

    · 27 min

  28. First Song - On a Sunday Night in Tennessee

    · 27 min

  29. 25th Anniversary Show

    · 27 min

  30. Red Foley Tater Pie

    · 27 min

  31. Red Foley Tennessee Polka

    · 25 min

  32. red fole

    · 24 min

  33. Guest - Red Foley, Hank Williams

    · 24 min

  34. Red Foley (Jive County, Tennessee)

    · 29 min

  35. First Song - Detour Sign

    · 26 min

  36. First Song - Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes

    · 26 min

  37. Red Foley (Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes)

    · 26 min

  38. First Song - My Little Red Wagon

    · 26 min

  39. Little Jimmy Dickens Hillbilly Fever

    · 26 min

  40. Webb Pierce Im Walking the Dog

    · 26 min

  41. Cowboy Copas Dark Faced Filipino

    · 26 min

  42. Ernest Tubb Stringbean

    · 26 min

  43. Ernest Tubb

    · 26 min

  44. First Song - Love Me Now

    · 26 min

  45. Ray Price and Billy Grammer

    · 31 min

  46. Cowboy Copas and Carl Butler record skips

    · 30 min

  47. Margie Bowes with Flatt and Scruggs

    · 30 min

  48. Hawkshaw Hawkins and Jean Shepard

    · 30 min

  49. Ernest Tubb and Grandpa Jones

    · 31 min

  50. Roy Acuff

    · 30 min

  51. Hank Snow and Billy Grammer

    · 30 min

  52. Porter Wagoner and June Carter

    · 30 min

  53. Justin Tubb and Cowboy Copas

    · 30 min

  54. Marty Robbins and Benny Martin

    · 30 min

  55. Faron Young and the Townsell Sisters

    · 30 min

  56. Ferlin Husky and the Townsell Sisters

    · 30 min

  57. George Morgan, 21st Christmas Show (Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town)

    · 31 min

  58. Summers Gone Winters a Comin

    · 55 min

  59. Theres A Room In The Corner

    · 55 min

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  1. OlOpry

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