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"Hootenanny Saturday Night" (Everyone)

The Travelers 3: "Roll Along," "Tamora"
The Carter Family: "Fair and Tender Ladies"
Hoyt Axton: "Grizzly Bear"

The Simon Sisters: "Turn, Turn, Turn," "Wynkin', Blinkin' and Nod"
Eddy Arnold: "Song of the Cuckoo," "Poor Howard"

The Carter Family: "Worried Man Blues"

The Travelers 3: "Land of Odin"
Vaughn Meader: Stand-up comedy routine
Hoyt Axton: "Thunder and Lighting"

Sheb Wooley - "That's My Pa," "Building a Railroad"
The Serendipity Singers - "Chilly Winds," "Goin' Home"

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Guest Star:: The Travelers 3 (Headliner); Hoyt Axton (Guest performer); The Carter Family (Guest performer); Vaughn Meader (Guest performer); The Simon Sisters (Guest performer); Eddy Arnold (Guest performer); Sheb Wooley (Guest performer)

After The Simon Sisters sing "Turn, Turn, Turn," Jack Linkletter refers to them as "Lucy and Carly Simone." (Possibly he was thinking of Nina Simone.) edit »

Sheb Wooley, best remembered for the novelty hit "The Purple People Eater," was a regular on the Western "Rawhide" at the time of his appearance here. Wooley also performed "Building a Railroad" in MGM's folk music movie "Hootenanny Hoot" (1963). edit »
Vaughn Meader was best known for lampooning President Kennedy on the smash comedy album "The First Family." This was his first network TV appearance after JFK's assassination. edit »