This was during the episode where the Darlings try to get Opie betrothed to their baby girl. I loved how in every Darlings episode there would be a running gag of sorts where they'd discuss which song to play and Briscoe would say something like "How about 'Don't Hit Your Granny With A Great Big Stick'? ". And Charlene would say "Oh Pa! That one makes me cry! 😢".
" the boys said it was just mulberry squeezins. Yep mulberry squeezins" I love the Dillard's they added so much to the Andy Griffith show. I wish they were in more episodes 💜
@@thecolorenhancmentchannel432 I grew up about 70 miles from Andy's fictional hometown of Mayberry (Mt Airy). The show was a romanticized version of life in small town north central NC back then but otherwise not terribly far off the mark. Mayberry was the hometown everyone wished they cane from. Wonderful memories of a better life in a better time..
As Anythig, anyone, anywhere, the BAD EGGS, the "1 percenters," Ruin it for the rest! IF we choose to see them so. Don't believe All the hype. I'd love the town drunk to lock himself up and spike the spring water too!!😆😆😀😵
Don’t believe the THOUSANDS of Videos that show the Cowards Violating people’s Constitutional rights Every Fuckin Day! It’s just hype! And trump NEVER Lies! Wake the fuck up Boomer
To answer a question posted below, "the old dude", and "the actor who counts" was played by Denver Pyle. He's probably best known for his role as Uncle Jesse on The Dukes Of Hazard.
Jason O'Connell ~and an uncle off the Waltons. In the series, his family was run off their property to allow the sky line drive- Blue-Ridge Parkway to be built. Sad true history.
I walked into my living room just now and heard this on Andy Griffith for the first time....☺️🤗 liked it so much I instantly hopped on youtube to hear it again!! Safe to say the Dillards are in my playlist now🥰
The Darling , aka the Dillards were great. Those characters they played were pretty much right on the money . LOL Super talented , strange , wonderful folks , right out of the Smokey Mountains .The Andy Griffith show was the best.
The Dillard's were so FINE! I remember watching A.G as a boy and thinking "this is some real good sounding music." Later realizing that the reason behind that was because one of the best Bluegrass bands ever was playing for REAL and not just casting directors doing there thing! If "The Darlings" just would have had Earnest T. Bass (Howard Morris) dancing to that music....."He He He He"
"Ebo Walker was a good ol man. Washed his face in a fryin pan. Combed his hair with a wagonwheel. And died with a tooth ache in his heel." Has anybody out there heard that verse besides me?
@@gfghjfgfghfj As I refect on those long ago years do recall hearing about Old Dan. "Get out the way for Old Dan Tucker, he's to late to get his supper. Supper's over and breakfast's cookin. Old Dan Tucker just stands there lookin".
We all prefer the black & white episodes but the color Mayberry episodes aren't crap. They are still better than any current sitcom on TV. Give me Mayberry RFD over According to Jim anyday!
is it Appalachian music? i am a vietnamese student and i am studying about American culture. my teacher told me find a song in appalachian music.. but i dont know, please help me.. ^^ ^^ ^^
+Huyên Nguyễn I am not an expert, but I'd say that's blue grass music, which is a sub-genre of Appalachian. These guys are from Missouri, which is not Appalachia, but that doesn't mean that's not App. music. PBS made a special on Appalachia, which discusses their music. It was excellent! Check the library, that's where I got it.
Doug Dillard died May 16, 2012 in Nashville, Tn. at the age of 75. He played the Banjo as part of the Darling family on the Andy Griffith show. His idol was Banjo player Earl Scruggs who passed away only months prior to Doug on March 29th.
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Rural Free Delivery.....The Post Office first experimented with the idea of rural mail delivery on October 1, 1891 to determine the viability of RFD. They began with five routes covering ten miles, 33 years after free delivery in cities had begun.
hankluvsdagny You're right. But there's the old dude, as always, blowing into that jug, not adding a damn thing to the song. Is there some meaning behind him sitting there like a dunce, turning the jug this way and that while blowing into it? Thanks.
the dillards have been one of my favorites since the first time i saw them on andy griffith nearly 50 years ago.
This was during the episode where the Darlings try to get Opie betrothed to their baby girl. I loved how in every Darlings episode there would be a running gag of sorts where they'd discuss which song to play and Briscoe would say something like "How about 'Don't Hit Your Granny With A Great Big Stick'? ". And Charlene would say "Oh Pa! That one makes me cry! 😢".
Denver Pyle absolutely nailed his part as Briscoe Darling. None better..
Those were the days my friend 🤗we thought they'd never end.😢
" the boys said it was just mulberry squeezins. Yep mulberry squeezins" I love the Dillard's they added so much to the Andy Griffith show. I wish they were in more episodes 💜
Back when life was great.
We looked forward to these innocent TV times.
I thank God I grew up then.
Amen and aMEN!
wish I coulda been there
George Vreeland Hill me too
Well said! George
I, myself say it everyday!
With this horrible generation....music....and tv!
It wasn't great for black folks or minorities.
meanwhile Barny is getting buzzed off the moonshine lol!
AWE, ANDY! IT'S JUST "MULBERRY SQEEZINS' " !! LOL
They are all nice singers in that song.
Dudes got ditchweed in that pipe.
Just mulberry squeezins
Gotta love that old Barn!
Those were the days! No technical tricks and artificial sound magic, just human voices, and musical instruments. People having fun.
Yup! This was 1963 man! My Grandmother hated the darlings. But liked everyone else. Barney was her favorite
@@thecolorenhancmentchannel432 I grew up about 70 miles from Andy's fictional hometown of Mayberry (Mt Airy). The show was a romanticized version of life in small town north central NC back then but otherwise not terribly far off the mark. Mayberry was the hometown everyone wished they cane from. Wonderful memories of a better life in a better time..
I love the Darlings (Dillards) this and Dooley are their best songs
There is a time is up there aswell
Dougs Tune
@@monsterzero1965 ya that’s a classic
The Dillards were an awesome bluegrass band!
America before we were invaded by all the foreigners.
I love This song to, just as much as I love when Sharlene sang, THERE'S A TIME!👍🏾👍🏾😊❤️
That un makes me cry
@@klummpskards5652 Amen Amen 🙏🏾,😔
Great music in awesome old Americana
If all cops were like Andy they would get a hell of a lot more respect from me...
As Anythig, anyone, anywhere, the BAD EGGS, the "1 percenters," Ruin it for the rest! IF we choose to see them so. Don't believe All the hype. I'd love the town drunk to lock himself up and spike the spring water too!!😆😆😀😵
Don’t believe the THOUSANDS of Videos that show the Cowards Violating people’s Constitutional rights Every Fuckin Day! It’s just hype! And trump NEVER Lies! Wake the fuck up Boomer
@@charleswalters5284 Could be. So we damn the other 90% too? Or do you mean the 1 percenters are 90. 🙁
I love how this comment was around for almost 11 years and just now gets attention 😅😅
Quit doing crime then. Say "Duh !!!"
"Well, just hold on to something."
Mulberry Squeezins.
Early Gates
That's all! Mulberry Squeezins
To answer a question posted below, "the old dude", and "the actor who counts" was played by Denver Pyle. He's probably best known for his role as Uncle Jesse on The Dukes Of Hazard.
Jason O'Connell ~and an uncle off the Waltons. In the series, his family was run off their property to allow the sky line drive- Blue-Ridge Parkway to be built. Sad true history.
He also was on a few episodes of Perry Mason. He was also born in the mid-west.
Yukon Jack in Grizzly Adams too
I walked into my living room just now and heard this on Andy Griffith for the first time....☺️🤗 liked it so much I instantly hopped on youtube to hear it again!! Safe to say the Dillards are in my playlist now🥰
My biggest complaint, you guys got me hooked on the Darlings!
My favorite episodes were always the ones that the Darlings came to town, just so you know where I stand. 😆 🤣 😂
This is the best recording of this song
This music will never get old!
I loved when the Dillard’s were on especially when they sang with Andy Griffith. I like when the girl sings.
Maggie Peterson is awesome
My favorite scene of all the Andy Griffith shows is that cut to Barney trying to snap his fingers while he's drunk on "mulberry squezins." Too funny!
Mulberry Squezins …that’s funny 👍😝👍
Talk about a tongue twister! Great song from a very great show!
The best! I can watch this show every day. It's timeless.
The Darling , aka the Dillards were great. Those characters they played were pretty much right on the money . LOL Super talented , strange , wonderful folks , right out of the Smokey Mountains .The Andy Griffith show was the best.
Fantastic song & musical performance !
Fantastic song & musical performance !
The Dillard's were so FINE! I remember watching A.G as a boy and thinking
"this is some real good sounding music." Later realizing that the reason behind that was because one of the best Bluegrass bands ever was playing for REAL and not just casting directors doing there thing!
If "The Darlings" just would have had Earnest T. Bass (Howard Morris) dancing to that music....."He He He He"
Barney's not used th that stuff! He must have had an immediate liver reaction!!😂😂😂
was there ever a soundtrack to all of the Darlings songs?
The Darling (Dillard) episodes are the best.
Love this music, it's in my DNA
I love love 💕 how the Darling daddy always says something like ‘well hold on!’ before tearing into a classic!
This was when tv had the best stuff.
"Ebo Walker was a good ol man. Washed his face in a fryin pan. Combed his hair with a wagonwheel. And died with a tooth ache in his heel." Has anybody out there heard that verse besides me?
Isn’t that from “Old Dan Tucker?”
@@cpmenninga Not the way I heard it but maybe. (-:
Yeah, Opie sang old Dan Tucker once.
@@gfghjfgfghfj As I refect on those long ago years do recall hearing about Old Dan. "Get out the way for Old Dan Tucker, he's to late to get his supper. Supper's over and breakfast's cookin. Old Dan Tucker just stands there lookin".
Dude, you're trippin'
Lmao Barney is lit...
LMAO Barney has got a snoot full.Thanks for posting this it made my day.
the boys seys it was just mulberry squeezins.
I'm so glad this song didn't make Charlene Darling cry.
Them corn' squeezins cure Barney's jitters real good!
eh, sheriff : I didn’t know you strang
Thanks for all the Andy & the Darlings videos!! Great music!
We all prefer the black & white episodes but the color Mayberry episodes aren't crap.
They are still better than any current sitcom on TV.
Give me Mayberry RFD over According to Jim anyday!
I see what your saying but give current shows a better representative than According to Jim. Worst sitcom ever.
This one makes me cry 😂
Well FIGHT IT! =D
Ok Charlene.
Priceless..Epic.
is it Appalachian music? i am a vietnamese student and i am studying about American culture. my teacher told me find a song in appalachian music.. but i dont know, please help me.. ^^ ^^ ^^
+Huyên Nguyễn I am not an expert, but I'd say that's blue grass music, which is a sub-genre of Appalachian. These guys are from Missouri, which is not Appalachia, but that doesn't mean that's not App. music. PBS made a special on Appalachia, which discusses their music. It was excellent! Check the library, that's where I got it.
+TheSwissHillbilly ok thank u very much! have a nice day!
LOVE THAT MUSIC❤ REAL AMERICAN MUSIC👍🙏😊❤🇺🇸💪👁thank you
❤
The Dillards aka the Darlings were frequent performers in my small N.C. home town during founders day festival
just awesome !!!!!!!!!! a+++++++++++
Good ole Barney...ha
it just dont get no better
RIP Doug Dillard...
"Dern your hide."
The best music I've ever heard!
Just watched this episode on TVLAND. 9-03-2010
just watched this episode on MeTV. 3/9/2019
Doug Dillard died May 16, 2012 in Nashville, Tn. at the age of 75. He played the Banjo as part of the Darling family on the Andy Griffith show. His idol was Banjo player Earl Scruggs who passed away only months prior to Doug on March 29th.
Just so awesome.
Charlene is one of those rare women who, even though she was very attractive here, just got better looking with age.
The music sessions wete the best parts of that show. Thoigh, thr moral lessons weren't bad either.
Rip andy griffith
Absolutely good band.
Mr darling wanted to get Charlenes baby and opie to get married lol
This lit but I still love the song havana
Great quality video. Great fun.
"well just hold on to something!"
It's just mulberry squeezins is all...lmao
Barney sippin on Mulberry squeezins! LOL
Ebo walker… oh what could’ve been …
I am from Kentucky... Ebo Walker is my cousin :) : ) Great song. wow this video has been up here for 16 years!
+ Canada and USA Rock that's because blowing into the jug actually is the bass sounds you hear try it with a water jug some time
Which state is most likely to authentically have this kind of music?
Kentucky/ North Carolina/Tennessee/Virginia.
Awesomeness Wonderful Wow Cool Enjoy 🎶💕💕🎶😎🏄🥇💃🏼🤸♂️🎼🤸♂️🥂
This episode was on tonight! Great stuff!
12 years later, it was on tonight too! I never tire of this show.
Hey gang, come check out The Dillards official website and SAVE on our brand new "Homeland Security" t-shirt. In fact, all shirts are now just $15 through Christmas. Just Google "The Dillards official store"
Rural Free Delivery.....The Post Office first experimented with the idea of rural mail delivery on October 1, 1891 to determine the viability of RFD. They began with five routes covering ten miles, 33 years after free delivery in cities had begun.
I remember that song. That was a great one one of my favorites to although Rodney I still love the way you do yesterday.
You have a beautiful family!
LOLOL! Barney had a snoot full>>>1:00
Barney is hilarious in this.
Doug was a wild and crazy funny guy! He partied here in Nashville!
Mayberry cats play clean as country water, Mayberry cats play wild as mountain dew.
Mulberry Squeezins!
Barney's drunk.
Kinda funny there's no fiddle in this song.
hankluvsdagny You're right. But there's the old dude, as always, blowing into that jug, not adding a damn thing to the song. Is there some meaning behind him sitting there like a dunce, turning the jug this way and that while blowing into it? Thanks.
Canada and USA Rock perhaps the mic couldn't pick up the sound that would be made, or he was a part of the "background" of the scene with the woman
Love this song!
Clownin round pill 05 52
Love The Darlins....I believe Rodney is the last surviving one? The Dillards
Barney is lit up!
I love Andy Griffin😊
Don Watts is not bad either.
absolutely
Love bluegrass
haha man barney gettin plastered is the best part of this clip. that face he makes...
2020
Andy Griffith Show discussed in great new bio (All About Jeffrey Hunter) at amazon!
Still love it
I wonder if this was written about the Ebow Walker that was the first bassist for The New Grass Revival?
I love this times wss so much simpler then
Ebo walker was a mighty fine fiddle player? Yall should call him up lol
If you'll remember from the show, they were mulberry squeezings!
Thumbs up if the KSR broadcast brought you here!
I thought it was Rural farm delivery. lol