Wilburn Brothers Show band performing on set; Teddy Wilburn promotes this week's episode and announces guests Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton; "Wilburn Brothers Show" bass drum.
Wilburn Brothers Show open; Doyle and Teddy Wilburn perform excerpt of "Trouble's Back In Town," changing the words to "Porter's Back In Town;" introduction of guests Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton; introduction of Wilburn Brothers Show Band; title on screen.
Wilburn Brothers (Doyle and Teddy) perform "It's A Big Ole Heartache;" playing acoustic guitar and singing; brief steel pedal guitar solo. Doyle and Teddy Jokingly bicker with each other about not knowing how to play guitar or sing their songs; Teddy jokes that Doyle does not know the chords to their songs; Doyle jokes about the bothers not looking like Dolly Parton or Porter Wagoner.
Wilburn Brothers (Doyle and Teddy) introduce guest Porter Wagoner. Porter Wagoner performs "Childhood Playground;" sings and plays acoustic guitar. Doyle joins Porter on set; talks about fishing, The Wagon Masters, Dolly Parton, and their television shows; Doyle jokes with Porter; Doyle introduces commercial break; Wilburn Brothers Show Band.
FOR FULL PERFORMANCE WITH AUDIO, PLEASE CONTACT MPI. Dolly Parton performs "Jolene;" wearing orange blouse and floral pattern skirt.
Wilburn Brothers (Doyle and Teddy) perform "Breaking In A Brand New Broken Heart;" backed by the Wilburn Brothers Show Band; Teddy plays acoustic guitar.
Porter Wagoner performs spoken word song "George Leroy Chickasha"
Wilburn Brothers Show Band performs "Turn Your Radio On" (instrumental).
Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner, and Teddy Wilburn introduce next song; citing that the song was inspired by Dolly Parton's grandfather; Porter says Dolly and her aunt wrote the song. The Wilburn Brothers (Doyle and Teddy), Dolly Parton, and Porter Wagoner perform "Daddy Was An Old Time Preacher Man" (gospel).
Porter Wagoner and Doyle Wilburn on set; Doyle thanks Porter for being on the show; Porter Wagoner introduces Dolly Parton, jokingly pretending to forget her last name. Dolly Parton performs "Gypsy, Joe, and Me;" CU of Dolly finger picking acoustic guitar.
The Wilburn Bothers (Doyle and Teddy) join Dolly Parton; they harmonize an excerpt of "Put It Off Until Tomorrow;" Porter Wagoner jokingly tells them not to sing too good. Porter thanks The Wilburn Brothers for having him on the show; Porter discusses their long friendship; Dolly kisses Teddy on the cheek. Doyle closes the show, thanks Dolly, Porter, and the audience; end credits roll.