The segments shown here were actually parodies of the "Pfft, You Were Gone" routine. In the regular skits, it was usually one of the cast members (I forgot his name) who would stand next to Archie Campbell while looking the other way, or sleep while leaning on Archie's shoulder, as the latter would sing a verse from the song. After doing so, he would signal his friend, either by poking him with his elbow or with whatever farming tool he had in his hands, and the two of them would sing the chorus: "Where, oh where are you tonight," etc, etc.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 Archie Campall and Gordi Tapp were the regular pfft you were gone guys. This brings back so many memories. a kidd watching Hee Haw with my dearest mother who has been departed three years now.
I didn't, but Hee Haw was my favorite, I watched it every time it was on. But the "Gloom Dispair and Agony on Me" song was my absolute favorite because it's the theme song for my life!!
Isn't that the truth. When television had good strong male role models. And all the insinuated messages were about family and being good and doing the right thing, being a good person being honest and moral and contributing in a positive way to society
I miss it so bad! I loved being a kid sitting on the floor watching hee haw laughing like a nut and dancing like crazy to the music.😊 Now i have my cable cut off because theres nothing worth the money to watch!
Saturday night I Watch He hall that was the best show to watch roy clark Buck Owens junior sample and goober.I left my head off.That show and meeting pearl made me laugh.I missed that show so much. And All the The gang on the show Is red And Conway Twitty, that was the best thing I've ever heard they had Alabama. I want to thank the people put dead on the show later.I'd like to watch it
Did this once at a karaoke party. Could not figure out what to sing after a couple of songs and a few drinks so I looked one up on RUclips on the phone. Brought laughter and memories to the house.
RIP Archie Campbell, I have said for years that you were comedic gold. You were probably the most underrated funny man in all comedic history. You are very much missed and I still wish some network, any network would pick up Hee Haw and show the reruns of this masterpiece in all it's simplistic genius.
When the Circle network came out in 2020 they played it every day at 1pm. I was just diagnosed with stage 3 cancer and I tell you what...that got me through! We all need to contact them to put it back on. I already have
I loved sitting with family watching Hee Haw on Saturday night. Was lucky to Archie Campbell as a dinner guest at our home one night. He was the cousin of my mom's best friend. He was so down to earth, kind, and had us entertained for hours with stories from the show. A memory I will always treasure.
Archie Campbell first performed it live on the Porter Waggoner show in 1969 with two of Waggoner's regular singers. That version was phenomenal. Campbell really took this little ditty to the next level on Hee Haw with the costumes, original lyrics, harmonies, etc. On Hee Haw, it was first performed with Gordie Tapp on a weekly basis. It then morphed into where the guest stars of each episode would be Campbell's foil. Even with all the hilarity, the singing and presence was phenomenal. This compilation was well made.
@@jkozar532 I'm very fun at parties! I fortunately live in a cosmopolitan city where all the parties I go to are with other Woke folks and Social Justice Warriors.
"When I was younger, my father would tell me, Do not make faces, or you'll stay that way, I didn't listen to what he was saying, That's why my face is like this today... (Make face and sing) Where, oh where are you tonight? Why did you leave me here all alone? I searched the world over, and thought I'd found true love, you met another and PFFT you were gone..."
This reminds me of weekends spent with my uncle, aunt, and grandmother watching HeeHaw. And my uncle telling stories about going to school with Roy Clark. Simply the best time of my life... Rest in Peace 🕊️ to those who've gone on ahead. 👵☮️🖖
I was a young man... who loved watchin' "Hee Haw" Then time decided to just march right on I thought I might complain right to "Me Ma" She told me I'd have to just write my own song Where oh where... is Hee Haw tonight? Why did you leave me here all alone? I searched the world over and thought I'd found true love But Hee Haw had ended and "Pfft!!" it was gone.
I loved this show. After football practice was over we always had to run off the practice field till we got past our game field and we always sang the chorus of this song “Where oh where are you tonight.”❤ 1973-76
We watched it as a family. It was entertaining and clean enough for everyone to enjoy. Brings back such wonderful memories of singing and laughing together. And not one person was staring at a phone!
Im an ole’ Va boy and every Saturday night, we piled up in front of the TV to watch Hee Haw with our dad. My brother and sister and I still talk about it and laugh looking back.
We watched HeeHaw as a family, all huddled around the tv. My Mom would bust up so hard with this song. It was her favorite, along with "slopped her dripper". She was from San Francisco and Hollywood, but she married a Kansas dirt farm boy, so she'd indulge in country stuff, never mocking it. The last of CBS's Country Broadcasting days, the final hold out was Hee Haw, and it was not going down without a fight and a knee slap.
Back in the day, everyone took a bath on Saturday evening. 🙋♂️ You were probably about 10 years old and got up around 8 o'clock that morning to watch Scooby-Doo, The Pink Panther and Josie and the Pussycats. And eat Honeycombs cereal.
Oh wow Im surprised they couldnt get Carroll O 'Connor to do that with them' He used to do the pfft thing on All In The Family and it just cracked me up!
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Watched Hee Haw when I was a kid, this was one of the best segments because you never knew who it was with their back turned.
The segments shown here were actually parodies of the "Pfft, You Were Gone" routine. In the regular skits, it was usually one of the cast members (I forgot his name) who would stand next to Archie Campbell while looking the other way, or sleep while leaning on Archie's shoulder, as the latter would sing a verse from the song. After doing so, he would signal his friend, either by poking him with his elbow or with whatever farming tool he had in his hands, and the two of them would sing the chorus: "Where, oh where are you tonight," etc, etc.
Same here 🤗 you know it bro!
Yep every Saturday night. ❤😊
@@michaelpalmieri7335 Archie Campall and Gordi Tapp were the regular pfft you were gone guys. This brings back so many memories. a kidd watching Hee Haw with my dearest mother who has been departed three years now.
Jest warshin windahz that ain't thar
Who else sang this at the top of your lungs as a kid?❤
Drove mama crazy every summer on the then near 12 hour drive from our house in the 'nawth' to grummaw's down home.
I didn't, but Hee Haw was my favorite, I watched it every time it was on. But the "Gloom Dispair and Agony on Me" song was my absolute favorite because it's the theme song for my life!!
I did! When I was a kid and just now, watching this viseo. 😂
I just did as a 70 year-old. Pfffffffffffffft!
On every Sunday night. Had to watch it - nothing else was on. 😄
Archie Campbell ruled!
Brings back so many memories of sitting with my parents watching Hee Haw, Lawrence Welk and Porter Wagoner.
Brings back memories of dreading Lawrence Welk and tolerating Hee Haw. It was mom’s tv. 😂
I'm proud to admit too.
Yep....
Porter and Dolly....
now there was a pair of big-uns
It was a better America. Miss it!
This brings back memories watching Hee Haw with my grandparents. I miss those good times
I sure do miss when TV was wonderful 😊🙏
Me too
Isn't that the truth.
When television had good strong male role models. And all the insinuated messages were about family and being good and doing the right thing, being a good person being honest and moral and contributing in a positive way to society
I miss it so bad!
I loved being a kid sitting on the floor watching hee haw laughing like a nut and dancing like crazy to the music.😊
Now i have my cable cut off because theres nothing worth the money to watch!
Saturday night I Watch He hall that was the best show to watch roy clark Buck Owens junior sample and goober.I left my head off.That show and meeting pearl made me laugh.I missed that show so much.
And All the The gang on the show Is red And Conway Twitty, that was the best thing I've ever heard they had Alabama.
I want to thank the people put dead on the show later.I'd like to watch it
Rest in peace Loretta Lynn and Johnny cash
And conway
And George Lindsey, Tom T. Hall, and so many others. I'm not a country fan, but I greatly respected the talent on that show.
🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
This segment has lived rent free in my head for four decades... still, good memories!
Did this once at a karaoke party. Could not figure out what to sing after a couple of songs and a few drinks so I looked one up on RUclips on the phone.
Brought laughter and memories to the house.
This is an official Campbell song.
RIP Archie Campbell, I have said for years that you were comedic gold. You were probably the most underrated funny man in all comedic history. You are very much missed and I still wish some network, any network would pick up Hee Haw and show the reruns of this masterpiece in all it's simplistic genius.
I believe the only places to watch it now is on RUclips and rfdTV
Pfft, we're still here.
When the Circle network came out in 2020 they played it every day at 1pm. I was just diagnosed with stage 3 cancer and I tell you what...that got me through! We all need to contact them to put it back on. I already have
I loved sitting with family watching Hee Haw on Saturday night. Was lucky to Archie Campbell as a dinner guest at our home one night. He was the cousin of my mom's best friend. He was so down to earth, kind, and had us entertained for hours with stories from the show. A memory I will always treasure.
Has anyone done a collection of "Hey, Grandpa! What's for supper?"
Where has the great old days gone. Family gathered round the TV to watch Hee Haw. Archie wrote all the pfft songs
I forgot just how funny HeeHaw really was. Thanks for posting this.
Those comedy sketch shows were hilarious!! Good times 😂😂
I’m at work listening laughing had to turn off before I get fired. Real comedy is timeless. So many greats
Archie Campbell first performed it live on the Porter Waggoner show in 1969 with two of Waggoner's regular singers. That version was phenomenal. Campbell really took this little ditty to the next level on Hee Haw with the costumes, original lyrics, harmonies, etc. On Hee Haw, it was first performed with Gordie Tapp on a weekly basis. It then morphed into where the guest stars of each episode would be Campbell's foil. Even with all the hilarity, the singing and presence was phenomenal. This compilation was well made.
Still funny! Back when people could sing harmony without auto tune.
Here here. .
We need more good clean laughter now a days ❤
I miss the 70's and 80s. Everyone had a sense of humor and no one got cancelled.
Yup, us white men could make fun of anyone, and they didn't dare defend themselves. I see why you miss it, and I don't.
@@roberthonan3492 you sound like a miserable person. Your comment is something a black panther would say or Nazi
@@roberthonan3492 I bet you’re a lot of fun at parties
@@jkozar532 I'm very fun at parties! I fortunately live in a cosmopolitan city where all the parties I go to are with other Woke folks and Social Justice Warriors.
@@roberthonan3492 Everyone could make fun of everyone without people like you getting butthurt over it!
"When I was younger, my father would tell me,
Do not make faces, or you'll stay that way,
I didn't listen to what he was saying,
That's why my face is like this today...
(Make face and sing)
Where, oh where are you tonight?
Why did you leave me here all alone?
I searched the world over,
and thought I'd found true love,
you met another and PFFT you were gone..."
I remember watching this with mom dad & brothers sure do miss the old days guess I'm an old pfft
So am I. 😅😅😅
Can't beleive I got a dislike on that comment, must be a communist.
You must be a communist
This reminds me of weekends spent with my uncle, aunt, and grandmother watching HeeHaw. And my uncle telling stories about going to school with Roy Clark. Simply the best time of my life... Rest in Peace 🕊️ to those who've gone on ahead. 👵☮️🖖
Thx for this. So many Saturday evenings. So many laughs.
Lordy! We watched Hee Haw every weekend! Now I'm old enough to appreciate the guest singers on "Pfft! You Were Gone!"
You can’t get comedy like this anymore. I miss it.
Not even Close! These and many other Funny-Men of our Time will NEVER be duplicated by the Amateur's of today. These clips are Priceless.
This was an awesome show! Ya just don't find good clean family-oriented shows like this anymore! I miss those days! 😢
Johnny’s version is priceless!
I loved that skit
I was a young man... who loved watchin' "Hee Haw"
Then time decided to just march right on
I thought I might complain right to "Me Ma"
She told me I'd have to just write my own song
Where oh where... is Hee Haw tonight?
Why did you leave me here all alone?
I searched the world over and thought I'd found true love
But Hee Haw had ended and "Pfft!!" it was gone.
Excellent!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
@@CameronHuff Thanks! "Maine" said to say "Hello".😀😀😁😁😄😄☺☺😎😎🤗🤗☺☺😚😚😃😃🤣
Well done sir.
@@TheFredmac Thank you!
The one with Archie, Conway and Loretta kills me every time.
Hee haw was the greatest clean comedy show ever made. Grew up on it. My mom got me the entire collection for my birthday one year
A shame TV's greatest era has so long passed.
When your life still had promise.
Next to Carol Burnett, the best sketch show there was.
Loved watching this show. It was always incredibly fun and funny to watch.
Great stuff I remember sitting with my Papaw watching this every Saturday evening
I loved Hee Haw. You just can't get good wholesome fun like that anymore.
I loved this show. After football practice was over we always had to run off the practice field till we got past our game field and we always sang the chorus of this song “Where oh where are you tonight.”❤ 1973-76
This was one of the greatest shows in TV history. Watched it with my grandfather. Miss you Pop.
I love Hee Haw!!
Wholesome TV.... Miss it
So Many Good Memories watching this ! Every Sunday night !! ❤
Hew Haw was a great show, it was really funny and entertaining.
One if my all-time favorite shows. I saw the Hager twins in the Indianapolis airport when i was about 8. Talk about starstruck!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
We watched it as a family. It was entertaining and clean enough for everyone to enjoy. Brings back such wonderful memories of singing and laughing together. And not one person was staring at a phone!
This segment was always my favorite when Grandma and Grandpa watched. I still sing it once in awhile.
DID YA ASK GRAMPA WHAT'S FOR SUPPER?😉
Sometimes, Grandma would make dinners for me and my little brother back in the day.
Love these videos they are priceless
What great memories……
I used to love this show
Loved this! Thanks for posting it.
So much funnier than stuff today
Fantastic! Great memories!
What a funny funny show. When I was I was growing up we would watch it every Sunday from a station out of St Louis.
These always crack me up
Everytime we sat "hee haw" we just to get a kick out of thise songs😂😅😊 miss the 70" dose were good days for me and family
They were so funny and entertaining. I miss that show.
No safety precautions back then
No spittle on people now lol
For me, these were the best part of the show. Always a good laugh!
I used to love this!!!!
Great memories of watching this whenever I visited my grandparents. ❤
Finally Johnny Bench got pied!
They're a bit on the corney side, but that's what makes them fun
OF COURSE they were corny! They were from Cornfield County, after all.
Johnny Cash had an amazing baritone. 🎶
I used to watch Hee Haw and Ladies Roller Derby with my grandpa many years ago. God I miss him 😢
Im an ole’ Va boy and every Saturday night, we piled up in front of the TV to watch Hee Haw with our dad. My brother and sister and I still talk about it and laugh looking back.
Great stuff, never gets old 😆
What a great compilation always brings a laugh and a smile from me. Thanks for this video and yes I watched the show, a guy from New York.
Still cracking up...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don't always listen too Pfft you were gone, but when I do so do my neighbors. Horn speakers are amazing pointed out the window.
Hee Haw Reminds Me Of Spending My Time In Good Ol Franklin Parish When I Lived In Louisiana Y'all!!!
Bless you. Seriously. Ok, not seriously. Funny as all get out. 😂😂😂😂😂
Grew up watching Hee Haw….good times
I miss good family friendly tv! “Hee Haw” is a classic!! ❤️❤️❤️
We watched HeeHaw as a family, all huddled around the tv. My Mom would bust up so hard with this song. It was her favorite, along with "slopped her dripper". She was from San Francisco and Hollywood, but she married a Kansas dirt farm boy, so she'd indulge in country stuff, never mocking it. The last of CBS's Country Broadcasting days, the final hold out was Hee Haw, and it was not going down without a fight and a knee slap.
This compilation is comedy gold! 😂
I can't get enough of these hysterical
I miss the good ole days watching hee haw
I'm probably ageing myself but I was a kid I'd take a bath and watch hee haw and go to bed 😂
Back in the day, everyone took a bath on Saturday evening.
🙋♂️ You were probably about 10 years old and got up around 8 o'clock that morning to watch Scooby-Doo, The Pink Panther and Josie and the Pussycats. And eat Honeycombs cereal.
Good old fashioned comedy, you can't beat it! 😆
Remember watching Hee Haw on Saturday nights with my Dad. It was one of his favorite shows on TV.
This was my favorite part of the weekly show!
Such better times
Watched this with my grandparents good memories miss them
Just this morning I was singing this at work.
Some great memories from my youth ! I'm sitting here with tears from laughing. Great video !
Corniest bit ever, but memorable for the cameo aopearances of guest stars.
Dang!!! Thanks for bringing back some fond, very fond memories! ❤
I miss HeeHaw😢
I liked this & the 'Gloom,Dispair segment
Dam I miss watching this show !
That was awesome!!! I watched Heehaw all the time as a kid.
Oh wow Im surprised they couldnt get Carroll O 'Connor to do that with them' He used to do the pfft thing on All In The Family and it just cracked me up!
You would have an actor who played Archie standing next to real Archie!
I miss all the comedy shows of the 70's! Just good clean goofy fun :)
Great show. The whole family could watch together.
Can't stop watching it this is true hillbilly country
I absolutely love this video ❤
The Golden Age of Television. We all watched amazed and smiling.
I only watched to see who would lose an 👁️
Loretta's voice cutting through was amazing. Johnny is a character as always.
Saturday evening, Hee Haw, Lawrence Well, T.J. Hooker, Love Boat, Fantasy Island, Local News, Shanana, Elvira Movie Macabre, WRESTLING!!!!!
Oh man, I missed these! Thanks 😂