Andy Griffith - Whoa Mule

A man shows up in Mayberry to record mountain folk music. This video features Roland and Clarence White as The Country Boys.

If you want to see a fun Andy Griffith Trivia iPhone app, check out this one at http://bit.ly/jtguG1
Please visit Rolands Website for more information about The Country Boys.

http://www.rolandwhite.com

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[Lightnin' Sharples]

wish someone would upload a vid of this that you could actually listen to and enjoy- the sound quality on this vid is atrocious! you can barely hear it!!

[MikeB43]

Try turning up your volume. The video was added seven years ago.

[KNOXVILLEFLYER]

this is another one of those songs that the best version you will ever hear is done on the andy griffith show. thumbs up if you agree

[volsuzie]

Growing up in the 60's was great. I lived in east Tn and yes we sang togeher, the kids would caching lighting bugs at night for entertainment. Families went to chuch together and actually ate meals together cooked by Mom,

[SaddleVamp]

I so agree with you....I barely remember the tale end of the 60's...but I also grew up in an area where we did these things. Times have changed , that is for sure and for certain ....and not for the better.

[misledprops]

shut up and listen! thanks for the upload!

[Terry Poirier]

LeRoy Mack from California is in dobro here! :D

[Michael Ivanyo]

It's quite a blessing to have all this good music on Youtube to enjoy over and over again. I didn't always have the time or opportunity to watch those old shows but many are available online and kept alive by the good folks that share them. Thanks for uploading this video.

[Hikikomori013]

And I hear it just fine.

They had great music on that show.

[Forcd2CreateChannel]

Then you are Roland's child, nephew or niece. I have met him and talked with him quite a bit. He's a real nice guy. And Clarence was the best flatpicker ever.

[Forcd2CreateChannel]

That's for sure! Today's kids have no idea how life was for us. America was at its peak and we were truly blessed. They have sure ruined everything now. I guess nothing lasts forever. I was privileged to travel all over America in the 60's, usually on Route 66. I remember how every town was an adventure. All the restaurants and motels were distinct. You never knew what you would see. The people were friendly and we all felt safe. We knew there were some bad people out there, but they were few.