Western Ranch Party 23

Hi folks, this is Johnny Cash. Me and the Tennessee Two are on Ranch Party tonight and we're going to tear the place up y'all stick around with me. >> [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Yes, it's Ranch Party coming to you from the stage of the Old Town Hall. The same damn fact with your favorite country and western recording and motion picture stars. With our special guest Johnny Cash, the Who's Your Hotshots and Jimmy Newman featuring the sensational Collins Kids and starring your host Tex Ritter. We live in two [music and singing] different worlds, dear. That's why we're so [music] far apart. You made [music and singing] your world out of vows that are broken. >> [music] >> I built a world in my heart. >> [music] >> Everyone here tried [singing] to warn me. You were just playing a game. >> [music] >> I told them all we were meant for each other. I thought I was going insane. [music] If you [music] stay over in your world, oh, how my heart would pine. >> [music] >> Darling, someday when your memories wander, won't [music] you come over to mine? We live in two different worlds, dear. >> [music] >> My world is honest and true. >> [music] >> Darling, remember when your world gets lonely, >> [music] >> I'm still awaiting for you. Well, you may when we bring out Larry and Lorrie Collins, they sang and danced with the guitars and all. It's a little different now as they sing about their mommy and daddy. They're still in love, Larry and Lorrie. >> [music] [singing] [music and singing] [singing] [music] [music and singing] [music and singing] [music] [music] [singing] [music] [singing and music] [music] [music] [singing] >> You know, so many of you Ranch Party fans have written to us to bring back a favorite of yours. This we're happy to do. Here with us again is your friend and mine, Jimmy Newman singing a sweet kind of love. You do something to me I can't understand. You >> [music] >> got a sweet kind of love. >> [music] >> I feel bright and gloomy [music] when you hold my hand. >> [singing and music] >> You got a sweet kind of love. [music] Smile and show your dimples, wink your little eye. >> [music] >> I'm full of goosebumps, >> [music] >> you're my >> [singing] >> sweetest pie. Everything about you >> [music] >> fits you like a glove. You got a [music] sweet >> [singing] >> kind of love. >> [music] >> Smile and show your dimples, wink your little eye. >> [music] >> I'm full of goosebumps, >> [music] >> you're my sweetest pie. Everything about you >> [music] >> fits you like a glove. You got a sweet >> [music and singing] >> kind of love. Let's get the whole gang together now for a song. How about that one that says I know my baby cares only for me. >> [music] >> Oh, I know my baby. [singing] I know my baby. I know my baby cares for only >> [music] >> me. Oh, [singing] I know my baby. I know my baby. >> [music] >> I know my baby cares for only Every time I look into her eyes, I know my baby cares for only >> [music and singing] >> me. When I kiss her lips inside, her's are mine. >> [music] >> I know my baby cares [singing] for only me. Oh, I know my baby. I know my baby. >> [singing] >> I know my baby cares for only >> [music] >> me. Oh, I know my baby. I know my baby. I know my baby cares for only me. >> [music] [music] >> When I hold her hand, the world is mine. I know my baby cares for only me. And my heart keeps singing all the time. I know my baby [music] cares for only me. Oh, I know my baby. [singing] I know my baby. I know my baby cares for only >> [music] >> me. Oh, [singing] I know my baby. I know my baby. >> [music] >> I know my baby cares for only me. I know my baby cares for only >> [music and singing] >> me. You know, take a boy out of Arkansas and what usually happens? He buys himself a guitar and heads for California where he starts padding his pockets with the long green. Takes on a grin from ear to ear, starts singing about trouble. Or somebody else's trouble. Here's Skeets McDonald, Trouble in Mind. >> [music] [music] >> Trouble in mind And I'm blue, I'm blue. >> [music] >> But I want but I won't be blue always. >> [music] >> I hope the sun's going to shine in my back [singing] door someday. >> [music] >> Trouble in mind, I've got it. >> [music] >> I got trouble on my mind. Sometimes I feel like crying. Sometimes I [music] feel like dying. >> [music] [music] [music] >> I'm going down >> [singing] >> to the river. I'm going to lay my head on the line >> [music] >> and let that two-line satisfy my mind. >> [music] >> I'm going down to the river. I'm going to take me a rocking chair. [music] And if the blues [singing] don't leave me, I'm going to rock away from here. >> [music] >> You know, there are two folks on our Ranch Party shows that we just don't seem to feature enough around here. The friends and neighbors are beginning to complain. I agree with them. We'll put them on now. Are you for it? I'm for it. Joe Maphis and Rose Lee, how about you? Are you for it? I'm for it doing what your pappy did when your mommy said she loved him, too. Are you for it? I'm for it. You sure you're for it? Yes, sir. Well, honey, I'm for it, too. I'm [music] for the wedding and the wedding bells, and the preacher asking me and you. Now, are you for it? I'm for it. You sure you're for it? You bet you. All you got to say is, "I do." >> [music] >> Picture the cozy cottage and us sitting by a fireside. >> [music] >> I'll be puffing on my pipe and you'll be knitting stitches. What for? Well, not for making kids and riches. I'm for the speeding of the happy days. >> [music] >> Your answer's all I'm waiting for. Are you for it? I'm for it. You sure you're for it? You bet [music] you, boy. I'm for you forevermore. >> [music] [music] [music] [music] >> I'm for it doing what your pappy did when he found your mommy loved him, too. Are you for it? Yeah, honey, I'm for it. Really for it? Mhm. Well, honey babe, I'm for it, too. Waiting. [music] I'm dying for a wedding and the wedding bells, and the preacher asking me and you. Are you for it? Yeah, I'd like to get hitched. Really for it? >> Yeah, I'm for it. All you got to say is, "I do." [music] Picture the cozy cottage and us sitting by a fireside. I'll be puffing on my pipe. >> And I'll be knitting stitches. What for? Well, not for making kids and riches. And I'm for the speeding of the happy days. Your answer's all I'm waiting for. I do. Are you for it? Yeah, I'm for it. Really for it? I'll kick the dog. I'm for you forevermore. [music] Are you for it? You know I'm for it. Honest to goodness. Dadburn it, I'm for it. I'm for you forevermore. [music] You know, some people will give a rose to their love. Our guests today like to do things a little bit different. Here are the R Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two giving their love to a rose. >> [music] >> I found him by the railroad track [music] this morning. I could see that he was nearly dead. I knelt down beside him and I listened >> [music] >> to hear the words the dying man said. He said, [music] "They let me out of prison for 10 long years. I paid for what [music] I'd done. I was trying to get [music] back to Louisiana to see my Rose and get to know my son. >> [music] >> Give my love to [singing] Rose, please, won't you, mister? >> [music] >> Take her all my money. Tell her to buy some pretty clothes. Tell my boy that daddy is [music] so proud of him. And don't forget [music] to give my love to Rose. >> [music] >> Won't you tell them I said thanks for waiting [music] for me? Tell my boy to help his mama at home. Tell my Rose to try to find a good man to love [music] her. Cuz it ain't right that she should live alone. >> [music] >> Mister, here's the bag with all my money. >> [music] >> It won't last them long when I'm gone. God bless you for finding [music] me this morning. Now, don't forget >> [music] >> to give my love to Rose. Give my love to Rose, please, won't you, mister? [music] Take her all my money. Tell her to buy some pretty clothes. >> [music] >> Tell my boy that daddy [singing] is so proud of him. >> [music] >> And don't forget to give my love to It's Little Roy Collins and Joe Maphis when they have the double-neck guitars all tuned up and raring to go. Let her go, Larry and Joe. >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> You know, group singing has always been a part of the musical tradition of all folk music. Down home, we call this part singing. That's the kind of singing you'd do around the piano and old organ. We're going to listen now to some of our people here singing this friendly music. This is a song that was introduced a number of years ago by our dear friend Jimmy Davis, the former governor of the state of Louisiana. Nobody's darling but mine. >> [music and singing] [music] [music and singing] [music and singing] [singing] [music and singing] [music] [singing] [music] [music and singing] [music and singing] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [singing] [music] [music and singing] [music and singing] [music] [singing] >> You know, one thing about the Hoosier Hot Shots, we never know what they're going to come up with next. Shaking the washboards and the whistles, we see them now as the little hometown Silver Cornet Brass Band. Our guests, the Hoosier Hot Shots. >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Ladies and gentlemen, you've just seen how they flip their lids. >> [music] >> Well, that has to be all for this Ranch Party, friends. For our wonderful guests, for myself, and for all of us, thank you for this friendly evening. Let's be sure and get together again for the next Western Ranch Party, >> [music] >> and we'll bring you many more of your favorite Western movie and record stars, with all of your favorite Western and country music. Till then, adios, amigos, and bless you one and all. >> [music] [music] [singing] [music] [music] >> Ranch Party has come to you from the stage of the Old Town Hall, Western Music Hall of Fame. Be sure and be with us next time for your favorite Western stars and music on Ranch Party. See you then. This is Jay Stewart saying, "Bye >> [music] [music]