Wagoner showcased other country artists and performed his own songs in this long-running series, which boosted the career of various country performers, including Dolly Parton.
The Porter Wagoner Show (Season 6)
Jimmy Dean (1966, series now in color) (Episode 1)
Bobby Bare (1967) (Episode 2)
Minnie Pearl & Ronnie Blackwell (1966) (Episode 3)
Stonewall Jackson (1967) (Episode 4)
Hank Cochran & Warner Mack (1966) (Episode 5)
The Hardin Trio & Tex Williams (1967) (Episode 6)
Overview: --Porter Wagoner - ""You Can't Make A Heel Toe The Mark"" and ""I Dreamed I Saw America On Her Knees"" --Tex Williams - ""Bottom Of A Mountain"" and ""Smoke Smoke Smoke That Cigarette"" --Norma Jean - ""Lonesome No 1"" --The Hardin Trio - ""Seven Days Of Crying"" and ""Tippy Toeing""
Mel Tillis (1967) (Episode 7)
Chet Atkins (1967) (Episode 8)
Waylon Jennings (1967) (Episode 9)
Tex Ritter (1967) (Episode 10)
Carl Smith (1967) (Episode 11)
Chuckwagon Gang (circa 1967) (Episode 12)
Ray Froshay (circa 1967) (Episode 13)
Jimmy Dickens (circa 1967) (Episode 14)
The Blackwood Brothers (circa 1967) (Episode 15)
Stringbean (circa 1967) (Episode 16)
Archie Campbell / Jeanie Seely (c 1967) (Episode 17)
Air date: 1967-02-04
Bobby Lewis (1967) (Episode 18)
Air date: 1967-03-11
George Hamilton IV (c 1967) (Episode 19)
Air date: 1967-03-18
Faron Young (1967) (Episode 20)
Webb Pierce (1967) (Episode 21)
Lynn Anderson (circa 1967) (Episode 22)
The Rhodes Sisters (circa 1967) (Episode 23)
The Osborne Brothers (1967) (Episode 24)
The Statler Brothers (1967) (Episode 25)
Mel Tillis ('67) (Episode 26)
Johnny Darrell & Pete Stamper (1967) (Episode 27)
The Willis Brothers (c 1967) (Episode 28)
Ferlin Husky (c 1967) (Episode 29)
Boots Randolph (1967) (Episode 30)
Boots Randolph (1967) (Episode 31)
Merle Travis (1967) (Episode 32)
Del Reeves (1967) (Episode 33)
Carl and Pearl Butler (1967) (Episode 34)
Jimmy C. Newman (1967) (Episode 35)
Charlie Louvin / Curly Putman (1967) (Episode 36)
Stan Hitchcock / final Norma Jean show (1967) (Episode 37)
Overview: Songs include: Norma Jean - ""Howdy Neighbor Howdy""
