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Folks, it’s time to close the curtain ... but first, one more wonderful surprise ... our closing Gospel tune. Most TV viewers are familiar Hee Haw thus familiar with cast member Lulu Roman. Sadly, Lulu died April 23, 2025 of heart failure ... Rest In Peace 🙏🏻. Here is Lulu on video beautifully singing on Hee Haw in 1977:
Speaking of classic Gospel tunes, Kenny is going to tackle a honey written by composer Tommy Dorsey in 1939 for Mahalia Jackson, There'll Be Peace in the Valley for Me. The most popular cover was by Red Foley in 1951. Red sang the song on the Opry September 18, 1968 ... that night, prior to going on stage, Red asked Billy Walker to pray with him after asking Billy, "Do you think God could ever forgive a sinner like me?" When he came off stage after singing the song he told Billy that he had never felt that way before while singing the song. He died later that night in his sleep. In Red’s honor, Kenny is going to deliver a masterpiece.
quietly had quite a few chart songs ... The Sheriff of Boone County [where he was born], which peaked at #10, received more airtime than any of his songs. On the B side was The Shortest Song in the World 1968 ... it got lots of airtime. Okay, it is time for a treat ... a Kenny Price songfest ... here we go! A Crushed Red Rose 1954 [Recorded during Kenny’s first recording session. It is poor quality. Normally I would not put a poor-quality recording on the site but the song is pertinent to the story.] <> Before My Time 1971 <> Blues In My Heart 1970 <> Going Home For The Last Time 1968 [MP4] <> It’s Just A Matter Of Time 1970 <> Pretty Girl Pretty Clothes Pretty Sad 1967 <> Say Something Nice To Me 1967 <> She Cried 1971 <>
As mentioned earlier, Kenny
Hee Haw Gospel Quartet
Kenny Price, Grandpa Jones, Roy Clark, Buck Owens
>> Kenny Price continued:
Lesser-Known Traditional Country Singers continued
the links are LKTCS - 1, LKTCS - 2, LKTCS - 3 and so on....
<<< Lulu Roman on Hee Haw and
Later Gospel Singer >>>
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