Just wondering how many of you who heard this got a lump in your throat and tears in yours eyes? I sure did. He sounds as young as when he appeared on the Andy Griffith Show and sang this beautiful song.
No one sings Long Lonesome Road like Jack Prince. His episodes on The Andy Griffith show as Rafe Hollister were the best. RIP Jack. Thank you for your amazing voice. And sharing it with us. God bless you.
How prophetic this song is as a description of the Christian life, living life for Jesus, especially since Jack performs it with such heartfelt feeling,emotion, passion, it is as if Jack is singing right to you, for you, and is singing your song of your life as you travel down Life's Highway. As long as you have a tender heart with compassion, love in your heart, this song will continue to speak to you and for you, like a prayer to God for all the days of your life. R.I.P. Jack Prince,for now you sing in Heaven's Choir for The Prince of Peace, the King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Jesus Christ.
I had the pleasure of knowing Jack in his later years when he kept busy in the security industry in Las Vegas. He was stoked about doing this special and could still sing... but I knew this having seen him sing unaccompanied for a lady in the office on her birthday. Truly a nice man.
Liberals get ready to fill out your reports on me, cause I'm going to vent here. Frankly I expect some "unfriending" to happen and that is fine too. I believe we all have the right to worship as we please, but I also know that our country, the United States of America, was founded on Christian principles. I believe we should be proud of our country. A quote is a quote. It should not be amended or watered down. The news media organizations should not be afraid to use the "Love of Christ" part. Why they state, “Because, using the words Christ or God might offend someone!” Well, now it's my turn to be offended! I'm offended that the news media would edit it out. Offended that Christians are being asked to tread lightly, so as not to offend someone of another religion. This man, Jesus, loved God, loved his people, loved the world, and gave his life for the sins of all people. Those who believe in Him, and accept Him as their personal Savior, will have everlasting life !!! This Founding Principle is actually embedded in our Declaration of Independence: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.” I hope every Christian or every person that believes in God who is OFFENDED will copy this and paste it to their status..... “If we ever forget that we're one nation under GOD, then we will be a nation gone under.” ~Ronald Reagan. *Before you say it, I already know that a lot of you don't copy & paste.* It’s easy... hold your finger on this post when the word copycopy appears just touch it then go to your home page and where it says "what's on your mind" touch it and hold your finger where you would start writing your comment and "paste” If you read this to the end, can I get an "Amen”?
@Joe Casson I grew up with my home away from home being a small town like Mayberry. Bath, NC. My grandparents lived right on Main Street. Yes, people knew a lot about other people, but that's what happens in a close knit community. Sure there were gossips, and nosy neighbors, people with poor personalities, and, yes, racists, but that's the case everywhere you go. I don't care if you are in Frogmore, SC or Los Angeles, CA. In Bath, every evening we'd sit on the front porch and random passersby would stop and join in on the conversation. Maybe grab a cup of coffee and hang out. It may have been the principal of the high school (white) or Jimmy the black man that mowed lawns. It didn't matter. Everyone was welcome and it was that way with most every front porch in town. I'm glad I grew up in a small town and I'm a better person for it. It was never as you put it "Shitty" or "Racist". I'm sorry you feel the way you do. You sound like an angry person and someone who has a lot to hide🤔
I saw the old Andy Griffith rerun last night when he did this song. Lovely voice. There were a lot of talented people on that show, like JIm Nabors, this guy, and even Andy Griffith himself.
Hal Smith wasn't only, as he mentions in the interview with Ralph here, the voice of Barney Rubble and Dino on the Flinstones, he also voiced the owl character on Winnie The Poo, and his most iconic character, perhaps (outside of Otis Campbell on the Andy Griffith show), was that of the claymation dog, Goliath, on "Davey and Goliath," which aired around the world for many years. Jack Prince not only appeared on Broadway and as a Big Band vocalist, he appeared on a number of recordings as a background and primary male vocalist with and without credit. These were two very talented men, heaven must be a lot more entertaining since their arrival just a months apart.
arspraestigium1 iconic as Davey and Goliath? I'm sure most people would disagree. I think his most iconic role outside of the Andy Griffith Show is Mr Whittaker on Adventures in Odyssey. More people have heard of Adventures in Odyssey than Davey and Goliath, especially since AIO is still going strong and Davey and Goliath isn't. And people who grew up with him as Mr Whittaker have a lot of respect for him and regard him as the "real Mr Whittaker".
Jack Prince was an AMAZING singer. He had a warmth with his delivery that was unique. Loved his Andy Griffith character so much, I named one of my children after that character.
When I heard "Rafe Hollister" sing this song on The Andy Griffith Show, and the way Andy played the guitar...my heart! Just so, so beautiful. He still sounded great here. This song and "There Is A Time" by The Darlings, are my two all-time favorites of all the songs performed on The Andy Griffith Show. I'm so glad I was raised watching this show with my Mom. Andy Griffith was such a good, God-fearing man.
It really touches our hearts. Time and age can't remove the sweet eternal goodness contained here. A goodness we all look forward to being part of one day.
Two great actors from the Andy Griffith Show. Interestingly they both passed away in the sane month only few years after this. (Both died in January 1994)
Actually, when the emcee asked Jack about the the episode with Barney & the dead microphone & he responded that Andy had requested he go to the tryouts with Barney, Jack inadvertently was talking about another episode which was #83 "Rafe Hollister Sings" The episode with the dead mic is #52 "Barney and the Choir" which Jack was not in. Thanks for posting, as I had never saw this one before. It was great to see Jack & Hal together again.
@@justachristiansoldier9609 you're so right! Anyone will loose some of their voice as they age...some loose most of their singing voice. But Mr Prince STILL sounded great even though he was in his 70's. Beautiful voice!!
What I love about seasoned singers like Jack is as the age & don't have as much wind that they had 30 years earlier, they do know how to compensate and keep it just as beautiful... 👏🙏💜
He does have a great voice. I watched that episode just last night. Hate the snooty people hosting the show but they were shown a thing or two. This is one of my fave episodes all due to this man's voice. Nice!
This makes me so sad. Almost everyone I have ever loved is gone. And when you realize that there are a lot less days in front of the horse than in back of the cart.
I was not familiar with Jack Prince until I heard him singing on the Andy Griffith Show a couple of years ago. I was impressed and he really touched me. Had to look him up. What a voice!
My Aunt was telling me about this because she was friends with someone there and she was telling me about the host being one of my grand dad's good friends. I was shocked because I absolutely love Andy Griffith! I live in Tennessee and I got to meet goober in Gatlinburg. I love him. Sweet guy!!
I along with a number of friends and family we’re blessed to see him at one of the very last Andy Griffith Mayberry reunions in the early 90’s. He sang the same song and was dressed in the same manner. The Darlings (Dillards) E T Bass along with so many others. An event I shall never ever forget 😊
What a great pair. I watch Andy Griffith every night on my cd collection while lying in bed. I love going back to Mayberry I wish the set was still up.
9 years ago lol and you still get a like. I watch A.G every night including tonight :) Barney gave Andy and Mayberry more problems than any of the crooks. I have his name in my email.
What a voice! Just a few short years before he passed, too. Rest in peace, Mr. Prince and Mr. Smith... May you both be looking down on us all from where you are at.
Almost exactly 30 yrs since he sang with Andy, and his voice still beautiful! But to see them both as little old men made me sad. Also made me realize that Otis and Rafe were both older in Andy Griffith than I thought they were. At least 10 yrs older. Because 30 yrs is a long time, but it also isn’t. When someone dies at 30, we are certainly not saying they lived a nice full life. We are saying they were way too young. See?
I was just flipping the stations and started watching Andy Griffith big fan for years. Ralph Hollister episode the best that man can sing. Brings back memories, ball flipping the channels I even saw David and Goliath, something we all grew up with . America could learn something, common courtesy and good values.
Funny, seeing the moonshiners and the town drunk together (manufacturer and customer). "And I ain't made any moonshine since.... well, not so's you could tell." 😂
at 5:05 Jack has his episodes of the Andy Griffith Show Confused. The host is referencing an episode called "Barney and The Choir" But Hal seems to think he is referencing the episode "Rafe Hollister Sings" Both great episodes, but distinctly different.
+A BlakeHall Glad you commented that because I was watching it going "That's not the same episode" lol But yes love both episodes. My favorite show of all time :~)
Jack wasn't confused, the host Ralph Emery was confusing episodes and it was obvious Jack avoided embarrassing him so he shifted his answer to the correct episode that Ralph was asking about. Most people do that many times in conversations throughout life not wanting to embarrass the other person. Certainly y'all have as well?.?.?
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That man has one of the most beautiful voices to ever be heard on this planet. There is talent and then there is a pure gift. He was given a gift.
When he sang on the Andy Griffith Show, I was absolutely mesmerized by his voice. What a true talent 💕
Me too...I was totally blown away!!
My daughters (ages 13 and 21) and I are watching this episode of Andy Griffith with Rafe singing .
Just wondering how many of you who heard this got a lump in your throat and tears in yours eyes? I sure did. He sounds as young as when he appeared on the Andy Griffith Show and sang this beautiful song.
Chalk me up.
Well, I'm right there with you! I remember the show also and I teared-up a bit myself. Glad this video was posted.
I started out with a lump then quickly progressed to a full-on ugly cry. 😭
I did
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Every single time.
No one sings Long Lonesome Road like Jack Prince. His episodes on The Andy Griffith show as Rafe Hollister were the best. RIP Jack. Thank you for your amazing voice. And sharing it with us. God bless you.
How prophetic this song is as a description of the Christian life, living life for Jesus, especially since Jack performs it with such heartfelt feeling,emotion, passion, it is as if Jack is singing right to you, for you, and is singing your song of your life as you travel down Life's Highway. As long as you have a tender heart with compassion, love in your heart, this song will continue to speak to you and for you, like a prayer to God for all the days of your life. R.I.P. Jack Prince,for now you sing in Heaven's Choir for The Prince of Peace, the King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Jesus Christ.
Jack Princes' rendition of "lonesome road" will go down in history as the best ever. God bless you Jack, thanks for the memories.
This is so damn awesome, when you're an Andy Griffith show fan this is the coolest thing. He still sounds amazing!!!
I totally agree.
Absolutely! Love!!!
Steven Howard I Love Alot of the programs from
1950 to 1989
He sure does😳😳😳
Always wonder y they couldnt been brothers on TAGS?? Missed opportunity i think
Old age is coming for us all. Yes this brought tears to my eyes. God bless him.
If we're lucky, my dad always said.
I had the pleasure of knowing Jack in his later years when he kept busy in the security industry in Las Vegas. He was stoked about doing this special and could still sing... but I knew this having seen him sing unaccompanied for a lady in the office on her birthday. Truly a nice man.
Nonya Beezanus, That's neat. Seems like he lost quite a bit of weight do you know why?
Awesome
Liberals get ready to fill out your reports on me, cause I'm going to vent here. Frankly I expect some "unfriending" to happen and that is fine too.
I believe we all have the right to worship as we please, but I also know that our country, the United States of America, was founded on Christian principles.
I believe we should be proud of our country. A quote is a quote. It should not be amended or watered down. The news media organizations should not be afraid to use the "Love of Christ" part. Why they state, “Because, using the words Christ or God might offend someone!” Well, now it's my turn to be offended!
I'm offended that the news media would edit it out.
Offended that Christians are being asked to tread lightly, so as not to offend someone of another religion. This man, Jesus, loved God, loved his people, loved the world, and gave his life for the sins of all people. Those who believe in Him, and accept Him as their personal Savior, will have everlasting life !!!
This Founding Principle is actually embedded in our Declaration of Independence: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit
of Happiness.”
I hope every Christian or every person that believes in God who is OFFENDED will copy this and paste it to their status.....
“If we ever forget that we're one nation under GOD, then we will be a nation gone under.” ~Ronald Reagan.
*Before you say it, I already know that a lot of you don't copy & paste.* It’s easy... hold your finger on this post when the word copycopy appears just touch it then go to your home page and where it says "what's on your mind" touch it and hold your finger where you would start writing your comment and "paste”
If you read this to the end, can I get an "Amen”?
copyamen
@@daleculpepper9432 Amen! ❤❤❤
I’m here because I saw the Andy Griffith Show epidide S 3 E 20 “Rafe Hollister Sings” wonderful voice , continue resting in peace Jack Prince.
I wish we had a few towns these days like maberry .this world has gone to hell in a hand basket!!!!!!!!!!!!
I live in rural FL and shoot youth sports pics in rural FL, GA and Alabama. Meet wonderful small town folks.
@Joe Casson I grew up with my home away from home being a small town like Mayberry. Bath, NC. My grandparents lived right on Main Street. Yes, people knew a lot about other people, but that's what happens in a close knit community. Sure there were gossips, and nosy neighbors, people with poor personalities, and, yes, racists, but that's the case everywhere you go. I don't care if you are in Frogmore, SC or Los Angeles, CA. In Bath, every evening we'd sit on the front porch and random passersby would stop and join in on the conversation. Maybe grab a cup of coffee and hang out. It may have been the principal of the high school (white) or Jimmy the black man that mowed lawns. It didn't matter. Everyone was welcome and it was that way with most every front porch in town. I'm glad I grew up in a small town and I'm a better person for it. It was never as you put it "Shitty" or "Racist". I'm sorry you feel the way you do. You sound like an angry person and someone who has a lot to hide🤔
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Well said.
As it has been said it would for thousands of years. A slow start then a long Rollercoaster ride then a quick finish.
@Joe Casson your saying the big city is different. You may be dead. Have you checked lately.
I'm a young buck raised Southern California, yet this ripes at me like this is the SOUL of our country!
30 years gone, Jack Prince. My my... Where does the time go.
What a beautiful voice Jack Prince he had.. The first time I heard him sing on the Andy Griffith show, I couldn't believe it.
I'm a huge Andy Griffith Show fan...He did this same song on that show with Andy on guitar...WHAT A VOICE!!-
So Otis wennt off the wagon. Not surprised
My kids remember Hal Smith as John 'Avery Whitaker on "Adventures in Odyssey" Very talented
I saw the old Andy Griffith rerun last night when he did this song. Lovely voice. There were a lot of talented people on that show, like JIm Nabors, this guy, and even Andy Griffith himself.
The darlings were great also.
Jack had a sweet sweet voice....I'm a heavy metal fan , A progressive rocker for years but always glad to hear Jack sing..... RIP
Just as sweet as He sang it 30 years before. God Bless.
In 1991 he still sounds just as as good as he did on the Andy Griffith show 😊
Hal Smith wasn't only, as he mentions in the interview with Ralph here, the voice of Barney Rubble and Dino on the Flinstones, he also voiced the owl character on Winnie The Poo, and his most iconic character, perhaps (outside of Otis Campbell on the Andy Griffith show), was that of the claymation dog, Goliath, on "Davey and Goliath," which aired around the world for many years.
Jack Prince not only appeared on Broadway and as a Big Band vocalist, he appeared on a number of recordings as a background and primary male vocalist with and without credit.
These were two very talented men, heaven must be a lot more entertaining since their arrival just a months apart.
Hal Smith did not do the voice of Barney Rubble and Bam Bam on the Flintstones. Mel Blanc did those voices.
+Dick Short Hal Smith was the ORIGINAL Barney.....listening comprehension is not your strong point I see smh.
arspraestigium1 iconic as Davey and Goliath? I'm sure most people would disagree. I think his most iconic role outside of the Andy Griffith Show is Mr Whittaker on Adventures in Odyssey. More people have heard of Adventures in Odyssey than Davey and Goliath, especially since AIO is still going strong and Davey and Goliath isn't. And people who grew up with him as Mr Whittaker have a lot of respect for him and regard him as the "real Mr Whittaker".
He says he did voice Barney Rubble. Is he lying?
Thank you for adding more info background on these 2 “ professionals “
Jack Prince was an AMAZING singer. He had a warmth with his delivery that was unique. Loved his Andy Griffith character so much, I named one of my children after that character.
I think I know Moonshine Jordan. Is she your daughter?
When I heard "Rafe Hollister" sing this song on The Andy Griffith Show, and the way Andy played the guitar...my heart! Just so, so beautiful. He still sounded great here. This song and "There Is A Time" by The Darlings, are my two all-time favorites of all the songs performed on The Andy Griffith Show. I'm so glad I was raised watching this show with my Mom. Andy Griffith was such a good, God-fearing man.
You should have heard him in the Andy Griffith episode when he was much younger. You think you're tearing up now.......
I thought it was a voice over. He made me tear up. The passion he put into his singing was so heartfelt.
I DID hear him when he was much younger--which is WHY it is so powerful now.
@@jimquantic that is exactly how I felt while listening to this. The journey of life shines through in this ‘91 version.
It really touches our hearts. Time and age can't remove the sweet eternal goodness contained here. A goodness we all look forward to being part of one day.
Two great actors from the Andy Griffith Show.
Interestingly they both passed away in the sane month only few years after this. (Both died in January 1994)
Someone's cutting onions. If only songs were performed like this today
Both guys are were really great actors .
"Rafe Hollister Sings" is my FAVORITE Andy griffith show episode!
Just saw Jack sing on The Andy Griffith Show! 🧡
Actually, when the emcee asked Jack about the the episode with Barney & the dead microphone & he responded that Andy had requested he go to the tryouts with Barney, Jack inadvertently was talking about another episode which was #83 "Rafe Hollister Sings" The episode with the dead mic is #52 "Barney and the Choir" which Jack was not in. Thanks for posting, as I had never saw this one before. It was great to see Jack & Hal together again.
Jack Prince had an amazing voice!
Joe Casson Surely you jest. He was in his early 70’s in this video and he still sounded awesome.
@@justachristiansoldier9609 you're so right! Anyone will loose some of their voice as they age...some loose most of their singing voice. But Mr Prince STILL sounded great even though he was in his 70's. Beautiful voice!!
Mr. Prince still sounded so amazing!
Just watched this episode with my wife and 8 year old son. "Rafe Hollister Sings" Season 3. Good stuff!
What I love about seasoned singers like Jack is as the age & don't have as much wind that they had 30 years earlier, they do know how to compensate and keep it just as beautiful... 👏🙏💜
He still sounds good. Can't believe he never became a singer-celebrity. Beautiful voice!
Awesome! Sounds the same after 30+ years.
Beautiful, i love this man.
+ELVIS FAN Always great to see another Elvis fan too :~)
TCB
What great talent.
I never get tired of this song even 60 yrs. Later.
Such a tearjerker and wow what a beautiful performance.
Brings tears to my eye… from the beauty of the song and the memory of the show. So much talent!
Jack Prince was an amazing singer. If he has passed on, one thing for sure is that he is a sorely missed man. God rest his soul.
"I don't wanna be a dead hero, I wanna be a live ME!"
He does have a great voice. I watched that episode just last night. Hate the snooty people hosting the show but they were shown a thing or two. This is one of my fave episodes all due to this man's voice. Nice!
I absolutely love this. Jack Prince was so special.
This makes me so sad. Almost everyone I have ever loved is gone. And when you realize that there are a lot less days in front of the horse than in back of the cart.
I was not familiar with Jack Prince until I heard him singing on the Andy Griffith Show a couple of years ago. I was impressed and he really touched me. Had to look him up. What a voice!
Me too!
Wow .. I learned these two men.. where more of my childhood than I thought!! Jack singing made my chest swell and tears to my eyes!
One of the songs that will be played at my funeral someday! Probably from the original A .G. show itself. 😢
Jack Prince had an amazing voice. Coupling him w/ Hal Smith was great. RIP my friends.
What a voice, after all those years
My Southern heart is in tears.......Beautiful y'all. God bless you all🙏
My Aunt was telling me about this because she was friends with someone there and she was telling me about the host being one of my grand dad's good friends. I was shocked because I absolutely love Andy Griffith! I live in Tennessee and I got to meet goober in Gatlinburg. I love him. Sweet guy!!
Brought tears and laughter to My 27 old son and myself. They both will forever be remembered.❤️
My absolute favorite episode...Rafe sings. Such a blessing, such talent, heart and soul.
What a beautiful voice he had!! Blew my mind when I was watching Andy Griffith Show.
Awesome, awesome stuff right here!!💜💜💜💜💜💜
I along with a number of friends and family we’re blessed to see him at one of the very last Andy Griffith Mayberry reunions in the early 90’s. He sang the same song and was dressed in the same manner. The Darlings (Dillards) E T Bass along with so many others. An event I shall never ever forget 😊
He still sounds AWESOME! Put my Grandson to sleep to this Tonight. Thanks! Beautiful voice!!!!!
Beautiful beautiful!!! He was a marvelous singer!!!
What a great pair. I watch Andy Griffith every night on my cd collection while lying in bed. I love going back to Mayberry I wish the set was still up.
He had a Beautiful voice!!! What a Gift!!!
Brilliant!! He still has it for sure!!
RAFE AND OTIS AMERICAN ICONS FROM, YOU KNOW. 9/6/22 GOTTA GO HERE COMES ANOTHER EPISODE OFF THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW I'M LOVING IT!!!!!
Loved him on the Andy Griffith Show.
What a treat.. I have GOT to add Jack Prince to my vinyl collection..
this song kept me from taking my own life by Christs truth and grace
this show always blesses me
Outstanding!,
Sounds just as wonderful as he did on Andy griffith many years before.
After. 28. Yrs. Jack. Prince. Still have the golden Angelic. Voice. I seen that. Episode. And. Oh Hal. Smith. Fell. Asleep Thu out the whole show
I just got done watching that episode. 😊
Lord have mercy I love this! 😭😭😭😭😭 Damn I can't believe I just found out about it.
Beautiful Voice..❤️😎
OMG!!! How beautiful still!
WOW what an amazing voice still after all these years
9 years ago lol and you still get a like. I watch A.G every night including tonight :) Barney gave Andy and Mayberry more problems than any of the crooks. I have his name in my email.
Beautiful song by a beautiful man. RIP Mr. Prince.
An amazing voice. Gave me chills just listening to this again.
amazing....one of my favorite Andy Griffith shows
What a voice! Just a few short years before he passed, too. Rest in peace, Mr. Prince and Mr. Smith... May you both be looking down on us all from where you are at.
He still got it. That gorgeous voice.
Not only did he have have a warm heartfelt voice, but you can tell he had a gentle soul 💝😢
Beautiful! just saw this episode of Andy Griffith for the 1st time and wanted to know who this dude was.
Raffle's voice is STILL SO BEAUTIFUL after all these years!
This video is the reason I love RUclips, thank you so much for taking the time to post this, lots of good memories
Almost exactly 30 yrs since he sang with Andy, and his voice still beautiful! But to see them both as little old men made me sad. Also made me realize that Otis and Rafe were both older in Andy Griffith than I thought they were. At least 10 yrs older. Because 30 yrs is a long time, but it also isn’t. When someone dies at 30, we are certainly not saying they lived a nice full life. We are saying they were way too young. See?
I was just flipping the stations and started watching Andy Griffith big fan for years. Ralph Hollister episode the best that man can sing. Brings back memories, ball flipping the channels I even saw David and Goliath, something we all grew up with . America could learn something, common courtesy and good values.
Such a wonderful voice. Thank you for posting this.
I loved listening to this on the Andy Griffith Show!
Thanks for posting this! I hope you are doing well
Dear God Bless them all in Jesus name...amen
So many great talents from the Andy Griffis show!!; I loved when Raif Hollister sings!
Even those are reruns, I still love watching the show
Really nice tribute to a great show.
The two best supporting actors on TAGS!
Still gives me chills. Beautiful!
This is great !
Amazing 👏👏👏👏!!!
Just saw him in the old Andy Griffith episode and brought me to tears. And here too. I'd never heard or seen him before.♥
Funny, seeing the moonshiners and the town drunk together (manufacturer and customer).
"And I ain't made any moonshine since.... well, not so's you could tell."
😂
at 5:05 Jack has his episodes of the Andy Griffith Show Confused. The host is referencing an episode called "Barney and The Choir" But Hal seems to think he is referencing the episode "Rafe Hollister Sings" Both great episodes, but distinctly different.
+A BlakeHall Glad you commented that because I was watching it going "That's not the same episode" lol
But yes love both episodes. My favorite show of all time :~)
I thought they put Gomer Pyle behind the curtain and killed Barney's mike?
Jack wasn't confused, the host Ralph Emery was confusing episodes and it was obvious Jack avoided embarrassing him so he shifted his answer to the correct episode that Ralph was asking about. Most people do that many times in conversations throughout life not wanting to embarrass the other person. Certainly y'all have as well?.?.?
@@pattien6687 Actor Delos Jewkes (aka Glen Cripe a bass singer in the Mayberry choir) sings behind the curtain.
Wrong!
The "Host" was confused!
Voice is amazing.