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Country and western music legend Tex Morton presents this popular 60s Saturday night music show. The Auckland studio audience is seated on hay bales in a barn-styled set and provide the chorus to the musical numbers. The Hamilton County Bluegrass Band, The Country Touch Singers and Square Dancers, Jan Butler, fiddler Colleen Bain, and resident guest singers Kay and Shane perform. Tex himself sings a novelty number about the good ol’ days, and applauds Butler: “Isn’t she a redheaded little spark? I wish we had colour television!” The times they have a changed!

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 Bryan Easte
 Ian Douglas
 Tex Morton

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 keith growden

keith growden

Awesome. I remember watching these shows. Loved them.

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Quotes

How’d you like to have a wife who talks back to you in five languages? 
Isn’t she a redheaded little spark? I wish we had colour television!