Andy Griffith - Doug's Tune
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@SammySpectacular10 ......LMAO!!! you're right!! Aunt Bee looks at Mr Darling like "ok, get this crazy guy away from me, NOW"
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First off its A One and a Two and Away we go
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"a one and a two and a one and a two" lol i have a neighbor who talks like the grandpa :-)
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everytime the song pauses he gets all awkward and creepy around aunt Bea and she looks at him like O.o wtf? lol cracks me up every time i see this
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@demanton I totally agree! I my opinion, they represent perfectly what John McEuen (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) referred to as traditional American music. They had a delightful harmony and were exceptional musicians!
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@fbrown172 Great info! The Dillards were one the pioneering "progressive" bluegrass groups. Their vocal harmonies were unlike anything in country or bluegrass at that time. Their a cappella version of "I'll Fly Away" still takes my breath away.
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MAN THAT AUNT BEE..............FINE MAMMA
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hey opie!! nice 58 impala you got there!!
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@davidperi The Dillards
I"m loving these songs by the "darlings" on you tube! Makes you understand the meaning of "a smile in your heart"
compclueless 2 years ago 20
@davidperi The real name of this band was/is The Dillards. The brothers were Doug and Rodney. Doug Dillard later teamed with Gene Clark and they became Dillard and Clark and are generally considered to be the "grandfathers" of country rock music.. They recorded only 2 or 3 records, but one of the string players in the band was a young musician named Bernie Leadon. Leadon went on to form The Eagles with Glen Fry, Randy Meisner and Don Henley.
fbrown172 3 months ago 2