Porter Wagoner Show Ep 499, opening sequence; moving shot of Nashville skyline; city buildings over Cumberland River; tour bus on road; Opryland theme park sign; Wagon Masters band exit bus, carrying instrument cases; Speck Rhodes, Porter Wagoner, and Dolly Parton; crowds at Opryland; Porter and Dolly on log flume, water ride; Dolly running after Porter on amusement park train ride; rhinestone boots taping; nudie suit; Porter singing and playing guitar at microphone; performing. In studio; Dolly receiving bouquet of red roses; Speck Rhode using antique, vintage telephone, phone; Don Howser and Speck laughing; Wagon Masters performing; studio audience; introduction of guest, Nat Stuckey.
Porter Wagoner performing "Old Stew Foot;" playing acoustic guitar, singing; Mack Magaha fiddle solo; studio audience applauding.
Porter Wagoner thanks and welcomes audience to show; introduces guest Nat Stuckey. Nat Stuckey performs "I Used It All On You; singing, playing acoustic guitar. Studio audience applauding; Porter Wagoner thanks Nat Stuckey; introduces commercial.
Bruce Osborne performs "City of New Orleans" on guitar, instrumental; studio audience; Porter Wagoner thanks Osborne, the new member of the Wagon Masters.
Porter Wagoner jokes about looking like a pop star the way he is holding his microphone. Porter introduces Dolly Parton, singing a beautiful ballad; Porter and Dolly Banter about her song. Dolly performs "I Will Always Love You;" wearing red dress with rhinestones, sequins. Studio audience applauding; Porter thanks Dolly.
Porter Wagoner jokes about the songs on this episode's set list. Porter Wagoner performs "Cold Hard Facts of Life;" playing acoustic guitar. Studio audience applauding. Porter thanks audience, introduces commercial break.
Porter Wagoner introduces Speck Rhodes; Speck Rhodes performs comedy sketch, skit using antique, vintage telephone, phone; Speck wears plaid suit and green bowler hat. Speck jokes with his "girlfriend" Sadie. Jokes about man Archie having his hair burned and his work in the carnival. Studio audience applauding; Mack Magaha plays brief fiddle outro;
Don Howser introduces Porter Wagoner singing this week's gospel song. Porter Wagoner performs "I Thought of God;" plays acoustic guitar.
Porter Wagoner talks with Nat Stucky about his upcoming album. Nat Stucky performs "Don't Pay The Ransom;" plays acoustic guitar; brief shot of electric guitar; studio audience applauding.
Porter Wagoner closes show. Porter wagoner title card with porter caricature. Porter Wagoner, Don Howser, Dolly Parton, Speck Rhodes, Wagon Masters, Nat Stuckey on set; credits roll; Mack Magaha playing fiddle.