Hee Haw Steeler 3rd episode

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Eddie D.Bollinger
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Hee Haw Steeler 3rd episode

Post by Eddie D.Bollinger »

I bought a DVD of the 3rd taping of Hee Haw.
Faron Young was one of the guests. The steeler in his band played and looked a lot
like Doug Jernigan. The camera never was
clear enough for me to tell. Does anyone
know if that was Doug? If not---Who?

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Post by Mike Sweeney »

That was Doug. Fresh out of the Army and playing with Faron.

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Post by Eddie D.Bollinger »

Thanks Mike,
It would be hard to miss Doug's Style.
He's a goodun!

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Post by Mark Krutke »

Was that the 1969 episode? I just bought that one.

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Post by Terry Downs »

Here it is. I sent the link to Doug just to verify, but he never replied.

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Post by Ronnie Miller »

Hey Eddie
That is Don Rich, and Doyle Holy also, not sure who the other fiddle player is.
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Could it be that the other fiddle man is Ernie Reed ? Currently back with Tillis.
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Post by Mike Sweeney »

It's Doug.
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Post by Pete Ballard »

I just bought that DVD, too. Great stuff. I also bought the one with Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter. The live performances on those Hee Haw shows are just incredible.
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Post by Charley Adair »

There was a fiddler on Hee Haw named Tommy Williams in the '70s. He also played for Mel Tillis for a time. Anyone know if he's still around/ A great fiddler.

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I almost didn't recognize Doug that far away from the camera but the dead give away was his distinct right hand. It's one of a kind.
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Post by Tommy White »

The fiddler next to Doug looks most like Jim Buchannon, who now is in George Jones' band.
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Post by Eddie D.Bollinger »

Gary, You are correct. That is what did it for me as well.

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Post by doug jernigan »

I vaguely remember that taping with the Sherriff we made back in 1969. The fiddle player standing next to me is Ernie Reed.Don Rich was the other fiddle player. I had been in Nashville for about a year and a half at the time. The bass player was Doyle Holly.
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