A collage of Travis Pickin.. + Informações

The One and Only: Merle Travis showing his unique guitar style.. + Informações

Legendary finger style guitar player MERLE TRAVIS performed on "The Ronnie Prophet Show" January 29, 1978 Merle was ill all week while in Toronto, Canada. During the afternoon rehearsals for the show, Merle almost cancelled, but decided at the last minute to do the 2 different "Ronnie Prophet" shows. He wasn't 100% but still gave a great performance! He played four solo instrumentals and then a duet withRonnie. Ronnie Prophet was on national television for over fifteen years. His series "GRAND OLD COUNTRY" and "THE RONNIE PROPHET SHOW" as seen nationally across Canada, Great Britain and Australia every week featuring some of the top US and Canadian country music artists. Just scroll down the list of clips we've already uploaded and you'll see a "who's who" of country talent. From Ronnie's show on CBC - The Canadian Broadcasting Company in September of 1975, featuring Dolly Parton and Ferlin Huskey, Ronnie brought his co-stars from his world tours. Ronnie performed around the world on the same bill with Johnny Cash, Kenny Rogers, The Everly Brothers and many others. Ronnie also owned and played at "Ronnie Prophet's Carousel Club" on Nashville's Printer's Alley, where he often had many of the stars that were on his TV show come up and jam with him late nites in Nashville. His office on "MUSIC ROW" in Nashville was across the street from his best friend and mentor CHET ATKINS. He lived in Hendersonville (Tennessee) and Franklin just a block or two from Minnie Pearl, Naomi .... + Informações

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From Ranch Party TV-show.1950's.. + Informações

The great Merle Travis performs "Cannonball Rag" and "Who's Sorry Now" on 70s TV. From the DVD "Sixteen Tons." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

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Country fingerpicking great Merle Travis performs "Lost John." From the DVD "The Guitar of Merle Travis" taught by Marcel Dadi. More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

1951 "Soundie" of Merle Travis & His Westerners featuring Merle on Bigsby guitar with Judy Hayden (vocals), Speedy West (steel guitar) Eddie Kirk (guitar), Jack Rogers (bass), Harold Hensley (fiddle), and Alex Brashear or Danny Auguire (trumpet) .. + Informações

Legendary finger style guitar player MERLE TRAVIS performed on "The Ronnie Prophet Show" January 29, 1978 Merle was ill all week while in Toronto, Canada. During the afternoon rehearsals for the show, Merle almost cancelled, but decided at the last minute to do the 2 different "Ronnie Prophet" shows. He wasn't 100% but still gave a great performance! He played four solo instrumentals and then a duet withRonnie. Ronnie Prophet was on national television for over fifteen years. His series "GRAND OLD COUNTRY" and "THE RONNIE PROPHET SHOW" was seen nationally across Canada, Great Britain and Australia every week featuring some of the top US and Canadian country music artists. Just scroll down the list of clips we've already uploaded and you'll see a "who's who" of country talent. From Ronnie's first show on CTV - The Canadian Television Network in September of 1975, featuring Dolly Parton and Ferlin Huskey, Ronnie brought in his co-stars from his world tours. Ronnie performed around the world on the same bill with Johnny Cash, Kenny Rogers, The Everly Brothers and many others. Ronnie also owned and played at "Ronnie Prophet's Carousel Club" on Nashville's Printer's Alley, where he often had many of the stars that were on his TV show come up and jam with him late nites in Nashville. His office on "MUSIC ROW" in Nashville was across the street from his best friend and mentor CHET ATKINS. He lived in Hendersonville (Tennessee) and Franklin just a block or two from Minnie Pearl .... + Informações

Fingerstyle guitar master Marcel Dadi teaches "Fuller Blues" by Merle Travis. Tune-up included. From the DVD "The Guitar of Merle Travis." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

On Ranch Party. + Informações

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An Exclusive TEF Enterprises MemoryClip From The Ford Show Archives. + Informações

Merle Travis talks about Chet Atkins and performs Sixteen Tons. Funny!. + Informações

Merle Travis ''Blue Smoke''. + Informações

Some of Merle's last recordings before his sudden death in 1983.. + Informações

1946 soundie with Betty Devere and Tex Atchison. The steel guitarist is Eddie Martin.. + Informações

Since I just posted Chet's nine pound hammer from Guitar Country, I thought it would be interesting to post the version he recorded with Merle. You can decide which version you like best!. + Informações

Foggy Mountain Breakdown, Jose Style! Too Short!. + Informações

From Merle's 1968 Instrumental Album - Strictly Guitar. + Informações

Two amazing guitar players at play. Nov 8, 1958. + Informações

These two great country pickers can sure pick out a great boogie-woogie beat!! Try to not tap your feet to this one!. + Informações

Imagine Chet and Merle sittin' around on the front porch swing on a hot southern summer day, reminiscing and pickin' old country licks...that's the tone picture you get from this great cut. No flashy pickin here...just good ol' country licks... As layed back as aa glass of iced tea on a hot country summer day.... + Informações

Merle Travis. + Informações