The Ballad Of Jed Clampett - Lester Flatt ,Earl Scruggs (1962) скачать видео бесплатно

Angela Sanders

Great series...loved it....ting it back...

luke sherr

Excellent. Reminds me when I was kid

TheBoxfitter

Can't forget the "KE-double-LL-O-double GG, 'Kellogg's best to you.

Robert Scott

yeehaw

敏郎青木

小学生のころの日曜日の朝を思い出します。

Melissa Kerns

y'all come back hear

Melissa Kerns

yee haw y'all come back here

James Vignali

Nice Folks.

Abby Grant

Wasn't the theme song a bit faster?

sheena COCHANE

Now that is what I call music

Collin Morris

I use to watch Beverly Hillbillies when I was a kid out at my great aunt's house in the Texas country side. They don't make them like The Beverly Hillbillies anymore and they damn sure don't come like my Great Aunt Josie either.

James Crowell

Ain't much better than Lester & Earl...in the duocategory.l

SarahOstrin1

How can anyone dislike this song?

Burney Fordham

This pic ain't the real Clampetts, just the modern ones..

R.Sweet Sweet

only hill billy's love's this song like ME :-)

Karl Miller

Thats a good old tune… Big fan of the Foggy Mountain Boys… ☮

Blake Williams

Awesome!! Totally awesome!! No one would EVER get away with putting a show like that on TV!! KICK ASS COMEDY!!

WarpINFINITY

and GOD CREATED black oil.

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1962 {September 26th} the TV sitcom 'The Beverly Hillbillies' premiered on the CBS-TV network...The series ran for nine seasons with a total of 274 original episodes...A little over two months later on December 2nd Lester Flatt and Earl Scrugg's "The Ballad of Jed Clampett" entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #84; nine weeks later on February 3rd, 1963 it would peak at #44 {for 1 week} and it stayed on the chart for 11 weeks...And on January 13th, 1963 it reached #1 {for 1 week} on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart...The duo had one other Top 100 record and that also was a theme song, "Foggy Mountain Breakdown"*, it peaked at #55 in 1968...* Was the theme song for the 1967 movie "Bonnie and Clyde" and in 1949 it peaked at #9 on Billboard's C&W Singles chart...

John Mac

I really enjoyed the character Jethro played by Max Baer. Whenever I felt some college courses were getting the best of me and I got to thinking how stupid I must be, I just thought at least I'm not Jethro. In real life, however , Max Baer played a very funny role and is probably very intelligent.

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