List of personalities who appeared on Ozark Jubilee explained

This is a list of personalities or groups who appeared from 1955 - 1960 on ABC-TV's Ozark Jubilee, renamed Country Music Jubilee and later Jubilee USA.^{[1] [2] [3] [4]} A year(s) is included where documented, but some performers may have made other appearances. This list includes cast members and guests. An asterisk (*) indicates appearances on "Junior Jubilee."

• Roy Acuff and the Smoky Mountain Boys (1958, 60)
• Eddy Akridge, singing rodeo rider (1956)
• Lennie Aleshire (1955 - 60)
• All American Quartet (1955)
• Red Allen (1959)
• Rex Allen (1955 - 58, 60)
• Fran Allison (1955 - 57, 60)
• Bill Anderson (1959 - 60)
• Annie Lou and Danny (1955 - 57)
• The Arden Sisters (1956)
• Suzi Arden (1955 - 59)
• Eddy Arnold (1955 - 1960)
• Charline Arthur (1955)
• Chet Atkins (1957 - 58)
• Gene Autry (1956, 60)
• The Ballentines, harmonica players (1956)
• Molly Bee (1960)
• Carl Belew (1959)
• Jimmy Belken, fiddle (1955 - 60)
• Boyd Bennett (1957 - 58)
• Roger Berger
• Mo. Lt. Gov. Jim Blair (1956)
• The Bob Bohm Trio (1960)
• Johnny Bond (1955 - 56)
• Pat Boone (1955 - 59)
• Chuck Bowers (1955 - 58)
• Margie Bowes
• The Braga Sisters (1959)
• Uncle Cyp and Aunt Sap Brasfield (1955 - 60)
• Rod Brasfield (1957)
• Mike Breid (1955 - 56)*
• Mrs. Robert E. Broach, 1956 Polio Mother of the Year (1956)
• Cecil Brower (1955 - 60)
• Billy Brown (1960)
• Jim Brown (1955, 57)
• Jim Ed and Maxine Brown (1955 - 56)
• The Browns (1956 - 57)
• Slim Bryant and his Wildcats (1959)
• The Bullfrogs (Tadpoles' parents) (1955)
• Dave Bunker (1958)
• Bill Burke, accordion (1955)
• Smiley Burnette (1955, 57 - 60)
• Shirley Caddell (1955 - 57)
• Ginger Callahan, banjo (1955)
• Barbara Cameron (1957)
• Archie Campbell (1959)
• Anita Carter (1957)
• June Carter (1958)
• The Carter Sisters (1956)*
• Bill Carlisle (1956)
• The Carlisles (1956, 59)
• Thumbs Carllile (1956 - 58)
• Colleen Carroll
• Little Johnny Edwards (1955, 56
• Joe Carson (1957)
• Martha Carson (1958, 60)
• Johnny Cash (1956, 58 - 60)
• Curly Chalker (1955 - 60)
• Pat Charles (1960)
• The Chelette Sisters (1956)
• Don Cherry (1960)
• Buddy Childers (1960)
• Lew Childre (1955, 57, 59)
• Christ Episcopal Church children’s choir, Springfield (1960)
• Sanford Clark (1957)
• Tenn. Gov. Frank Clement (1956)
• Patsy Cline (1956 - 60)
• The Collins Kids (1955, 1960)
• Tommy Collins (1955)
• The Commodores Quartet (1955)
• The Compton Brothers (1956)*
• Johnny Cook (1956)
• Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper (1959)
• Cowboy Copas (1960)
• Ray Crespin, Seventeen fashion editor (1956)
• Kay Crowe (1959)
• Johnny Dakota (1955)
• "Ragtime" Bob Darch (1960)
• Jimmie Davis and the Plainsmen (1956 - 57, 59)
• Rufe Davis (1956, 60)
• The Davis Sisters (1955)
• Skeeter Davis (1956, 59)
• Eddie Dean (1955)
• Jimmy Dean (1956)
• Dee and Patty (1958)
• Arnie Derksen (1959)
• Curly Detwyler’s Hicks and Chicks, square dancers (1955)
• Little Jimmy Dickens (1957)
• Dottie Dillard
• Rusty Draper (1956, 60)
• Jimmy Driftwood (1959, 60)
• Roy Drusky (1960)
• Arlie Duff (1954 - 55)
• Doug Dugger
• The Duke of Paducah (1955, 57)
• Tommy Duncan (1956)
• "Little Johnny" Edwards (1955)
• Gary Ellison, caller (1956 - 60)
• Patsy Elshire (1955)
• Emory University roller-skating square dancers (1956, 59)
• James "Rusty" Estes (1955 - 60)
• Billy Eustis (1960)
• Rita Faye (1955)
• Terry Fell (1955)
• Buster Fellows, fiddle (1955 - 60)
• Shug Fisher (1955 - 57, 60)
• The Five Phils (1956)
• Linda Flanagan (1956)
• The Foggy River Boys (1955 - 60)
• Betty Foley (1959)^[5]
• Jenny Lou Foley (1959)
• Red Foley, host (1955 - 60)
• Howdy Forrester
• Buford Foster, caller (1955 - 60)
• Ralph Foster (1960)
• The Four Bees (1959)
• The Four Jacks (1959)
• Wally Fowler (1956)
• Curly Fox (1959)
• Tillman Franks (1955, 59)
• Dallas Frazier (1955)
• Frisco Joe, banjo (1956)
• Lefty Frizzell (1955)
• The Frontiersmen (1960)
• Johnny Gailey (1955 - 60)
• Alfred W. "Red" Gale (1956 - 57)
• Wanda Gann (1957)
• Hank Garland (1955 - 60)
• Red Garrett (1956)
• Jimmy Gately (1956 - 57, 1959)
• The Gays (1960)
• Don Gibson (1959 - 60)
• Terry Gilkyson and The Easy Riders (1958)
• Johnny Gimble
• Glen Glenn (1956)
• Lonnie Glosson (1957)
• Terry Gott (1956, 59)*
• Don Graham (1957)
• Billy Grammer (1960)
• Hope Griffith (1957)
• Betty Ann Grove (1956 - 57, 59)
• Bobby Grove (1956)
• Charlie Haden (1955 - 57)
• Roy Hall (1956)
• The Hames Sisters (1958)
• George Hamilton IV (1959)
• June Hamra
• The Hardin Trio (1956)*
• The Harmonettes (1959, 1960)
• Bill Hart, ventriloquist (1956)
• The Harmoniers Quartet (1958, 1959)
• Hawkshaw Hawkins (1956)
• Speedy Haworth (1955 - 60)
• Bobby Helms (1957, 59)
• U.S. Sen. Tom Hennings (1956)
• Jenny Herrell (1959)
• Goldie Hill (1955, 57)
• Charlie Hodge (1955 - 57)
• Sharon Kay Hodgson (1956)
• Salty Holmes (1955, 59)
• Homer and Jethro (1957 - 58)
• Libby Horne (1955 - 58)*
• Johnny Horton (1956 - 57, 60)
• David Houston (1957)
• Jan Howard (1960)
• Shirlee Hunter (1957 - 58)
• Ferlin Husky (1958, 60)
• The Imperial Quartet (1955)
• Bud Isaacs (1956)
• Stonewall Jackson
• Tommy Jackson (1955)
• Wanda Jackson (1955 - 58)
• Sonny James (1955 - 58)
• Norma Jean (1955 - 58, 60)
• Jig-A-Longs square dancers
• Jimmy & Johnny (1956)
• Cousin Jody, comic guitarist (1959)
• Johnnie & Jack (1958, 59)
• Betty Johnson (1955 - 56, 59)
• George Jones (1959)
• Grandpa Jones (1958)
• Little Montie Jones (1955)
• The Jordanaires (1958)
• The Jubilaires (1960)
• Judy Kay (1958 - 60)
• L. D. Keller, caller (1955 - 1960)
• The Kern Sisters (1960)
• The Anita Kerr Singers (1960)
• Nelson King, disc jockey (1956)
• Pee Wee King (1957 - 58, 60)
• Sid King and the Five Strings (1955)
• Jack Kingston (1958)
• Twinkle Knessley (1956)*
• The La Dell Sisters (1956)
• The Lamppost Four (1959)
• Bobby Lanera (1956)*
• Roy Lanham
• Snooky Lanson (1960)
• Brenda Lee (1955 - 60)*
• Rosalie Leis, beauty queen (1956)
• Lincicome, Anita, Becky and Cathy (ABC Triplets) 1958
• Merl Lindsay (1957)
• Hank Locklin (1955 - 56, 58)
• Little Eller Long (1957 - 58)
• Lonzo and Oscar (1959 - 60)
• Bobby Lord (1955 - 60)
• The Louvin Brothers (1958)
• Jim Lowe (1955, 57)
• Lulu Belle and Scotty (1956)
• Ray Lunsford (1955)
• Mary Lunell (1957)
• Judy Lynn (1956)
• Leon McAuliffe and His Cimarron Boys (1955, 58, 60)
• Kathleen McClung (1956)*
• The McCormick Brothers (1955)
• The McCoys (1958)
• Skeets McDonald
• Eva Kay "Cookie" McKinney (1957 - 58)*
• Bill McMains, Conn staff organist (1957)
• Warner Mack (1957, 59)
• The Maddox Brothers and Rose (1955)
• Johnny Manson, fiddle
• Bryan "Doc" Martin (1955 - 60)
• Grady Martin (1955 - 60)
• Hank Martin (1960)
• Janis Martin (1957)
• Sonny Martin (1956)*
• Wink Martindale (1959)
• Alma May, 1956 Cotton Bag Sewing Queen (1956)
• Will Mercer (1958)
• The Miller Brothers Band (1957 - 58)
• Frankie Miller (1959)
• Johnny Miller, one-man band (1957 - 58)
• Mike Miller, banjo (1957)
• The Missouri Ramblers^[6] (1955), square dancers
• Paul Mitchell (1955 - 60)
• The Mobleys (1956)*
• Patsy Montana (1957)
• Melba Montgomery (1960)
• Bob Moore (1955 - 60)
• George Morgan (1957 - 59)
• Billy Joe Morris (1956 - 57)*
• Harold Morrison (1955 - 60)
• "Hairless Joe" Morrison, banjo (1955)
• Stan Musial (1956)
• Bobby Myers (1956)*
• Marlene Olsen, 1957 March of Dimes poster child
• Jimmy C. Newman (1955 - 56, 59)
• Penny Nichols (1954 - 55)
• Peggy Norris (1957)
• Mattie O'Neal (1955)
• The Oklahoma Wranglers (1955)
• Bashful Brother Oswald
• Buck Owens (1960)
• Dusty Owens (1956, 60)
• The Ozark Playboys (1955)
• The Ozark Sashayers
• Betty Patterson (1960)
• [{{Allmusic|class=artist|id=p179803|pure_url=yes}} Pat Patterson] (1955, 59)
• Minnie Pearl (1957 - 58, 60)
• Carl Perkins and Perkins Brothers Band (1956 - 57)
• The Philharmonics (1955 - 60)
• Webb Pierce (1955 - 58)
• Pete Pike (1955)
• The Four Pitchikers (1959 - 60)
• Polly Possum (1957)
• Ray Price (1957, 59)
• The Promenaders (1955 - 60)
• Sammy Pruitt (1960)
• Ted Rains
• Marvin Rainwater (1955 - 60)
• Rascals in Rhythm (1957)
• Shirley Raye
• Jim Reeves (1955, 58 - 59)
• Duncan Renaldo (1957)
• Don Reno (1955)
• Jack Reno (1955)
• George Rhodes (1960)
• Jimmie Riddle
• Bill Ring (1955 - 60)
• Tex Ritter (1955 - 57, 60)
• The Little Roberts Sisters (1958)
• Marty Robbins (1958)
• Rita Robbins (1956)
• Ginnie Rogers
• Smokey Rogers (1958)
• Mimi Roman (1956)
• Carla Rowe (1959)
• Dido Rowley (1955)
• Harmonica Bill Russell (1956)
• Floyd "Goo Goo" Rutledge (1955 - 60)
• Jimmie Selph (1955)
• Joe Settlemires, Ozark Jubilee Band (1957)
• "Billy" Dale Sexton (1956)*
• Jean Shepard (1955 - 58)
• Merv Shiner (1959)
• U.S. Rep. Dewey Short (1955)
• Lu Ann Simms (1957)
• Margie Singleton (1959 - 60)
• Jimmie Skinner (1955, 58)
• Merv Shiner (1959)
• Joe Slattery (1955 - 60)
• Bonnie Sloan (1955)
• Arthur Smith (1956)
• Carl Smith (1959 - 60)
• Smokey Bear (1956)
• The Solomons, 1956 March of Dimes poster family (1956)
• Tommy Sosebee (1955 - 57)
• Red Sovine (1955, 57)
• Clyde Wayne Spears (1956)*
• Sammy Spencer
• The Spider & The Fly, comedy duo (1956)*
• Pete Stamper (1955 - 57)
• Jed Starkey (1955, 59)
• Rocky Starr (1959)
• Jon and Sandra Steele (1956)
• "Texas" Bill Strength (1955 - 57)
• Stringbean (1958, 60)
• Redd Stewart (1955, 59 - 60)
• Wynn Stewart (1960)
• The Sunshine Boys (1955)
• U.S. Sen. Stuart Symington (1956)
• Jim Symington (1958)
• The (Lake of the Ozark) Tadpoles (1956 - 60)
• Tom Tall (1955)
• Dub Taylor (1956 - 57)
• Vonnie Taylor (1955 - 56)
• Zed Tennis (1955 - 60)
• Gordon Terry (1960)
• Tex Terry (1958)
• Jeannie Thomas (1960)
• Hank Thompson and the Brazos Valley Boys (1957, 60)
• Tommy Thompson, guitarist (1959)
• Casey Tibbs (1955)
• Mel Tillis
• Floyd Tillman (1958 - 59)
• Mitchell Torok (1956)
• Merle Travis (1955, 59 - 60)
• The Trumpeteers (1955)
• Ernest Tubb (1957 - 58)
• Justin Tubb (1955)
• Barney Tucker (1956)
• Wesley and Marilyn Tuttle, father-daughter (1956)
• Conway Twitty (1958)
• T. Texas Tyler (1957)
• June Valli (1960)
• Leroy Van Dyke (1955 - 60)
• The Vernon Family (1959)
• Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps (1957)
• The Wagon Wheelers (1956 - 60)
• Porter Wagoner (1955 - 58)
• Jimmy Wakely (1956 - 58, 60)
• Billy Walker (1955 - 59)
• Cindy Walker (1958 - 59)
• Don Warden (1955 - 57)
• Luke Warmwater (1955)
• The Weaver Brothers
• June Webb (1960)
• Ardis Wells and Her Rhythm Ranch Girls (1957)
• Kitty Wells (1958)
• Speedy West (1955 - 58)
• Tabby West (1955 - 56, 58)
• Ern Westmore (1955)
• The Westport Kids (1955)
• Onie Wheeler (1956)
• Slim Whitman (1955)
• The Whirli-jiggers (1956 - 57)*
• Bob White (1955 - 60)
• The Wilburn Brothers (1956, 58, 60)
• John "Bucky" Wilkin (1956, 58)*
• Audrey Williams (1956 - 57)
• Tex Williams (1957 - 58)
• Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys (1957, 59)
• Brad Wilson (1956)*
• Earl Wilson (1956)
• Jim Wilson (1955 - 57)
• Slim Wilson (1955 - 60)
• Bill Wimberly and His Country Rhythm Boys (1955 - 60)
• Mac Wiseman (1955 - 1956)
• Joe Wolverton] (1957)
• Del Wood (1957)
• Marion Worth
• Darlene Wright (1959)
• Wymer, Ernie (1959)
• The York Brothers (1955)
• The Yost Sisters
• Faron Young (1958, 60)

References

• The Billboard (1955 - 1960), Vols. 67 - 72
• Country Music Jubilee Souvenir Picture Album (third edition, 1957)
• Barry McCloud (1995) Definitive Country: The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Country Music and Its Performers,
• Book: Gentry, Linnell. A History and Encyclopedia of Country, Western, and Gospel Music. Scholarly Press. 1972. 0-403-01358-5. .
• Web site: Ozark Jubilee . UCLA Library Catalog - Film & Television Archive . UCLA . July 30, 2010 . https://archive.today/20120708030851/http://cinema.library.ucla.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?DB=local&PAGE=First . July 8, 2012 . dead .
• Ozark Jubilee Souvenir Picture Album (first edition, 1955)
• Ozark Jubilee Souvenir Picture Album (second edition, 1956), © Ozark Jubilee's Crossroads Store
• Weekly program listings (1955–1960), TV Guide, Vols. 3 - 8

Notes and References

1. Weekly program listings (1955 - 1960), TV Guide, Vols. 3 - 8
2. Book: Gentry, Linnell. A History and Encyclopedia of Country, Western, and Gospel Music. Scholarly Press. 1972. 0-403-01358-5. .
3. The Billboard (1955 - 1960), Vols. 67 - 72
4. Web site: Ozark Jubilee . UCLA Library Catalog - Film & Television Archive . UCLA . November 10, 2009 . July 30, 2010 . https://archive.today/20120708030851/http://cinema.library.ucla.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?DB=local&PAGE=First . July 8, 2012 . dead .
5. Barry McCloud (1995) Definitive Country: The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Country Music and Its Performers, p. 290,
6. http://thelibrary.springfield.missouri.org/lochist/periodicals/bittersweet/su83c.htm Gage, Allen "Ozark Ike" Bittersweet, Vol. X, No. 4 (Summer 1983)