Banjo-picking Buck Trent plays us out of the commercial break, leading The Wagonmasters in an unidentified instrumental.
Porter Wagoner promotes a copy of Buck Trent's very own solo record "Give Me Five," on Boone Records.
Porter Wagoner introduces the new "little lady on our show," saying that Miss Norma Jean needed to take some time off the show for her personal life. He looked a long time to find someone you'll all like, and this is one of the finest gals he's ever met. For the first time ever on his show, Porter introduces "a little gal I know you're gonna really learn to love," 21-year-old "Pretty Miss" Dolly Parton. Porter says Dolly's going to perform her hit song "Dumb Blonde," but before the song starts he quickly makes sure to add the prophetic statement: "She ain't no dumb blonde."
FOR FULL PERFORMANCE WITH AUDIO, PLEASE CONTACT MPI. Dolly Parton sings "Dumb Blonde" backed by The Wagonmasters; Buck Trent guitar solo.
Porter Wagoner calls over Dolly Parton and says he hopes she'll be a part of the show for a long long time.
Porter Wagoner and The Wagonmasters, perform "Green Green Grass Of Home."