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Did the Darlings sing these songs on The Andy Griffith Show, or did we make them up?
As Briscoe Darling likes to say, ''A-one, and a-two, and a-way we go!''
It's always a treat on The Andy Griffith Show when the Darlings come to town. The singing Appalachian clan doesn't appear too often, but when they do, it always results in a bluegrass jam, a rare and welcome opportunity to see Sheriff Taylor really play his guitar.
In each of their six appearances on the show, the Darlings (played by the real-world bluegrass group the Dillards) brought a hefty handful of folk tunes down from the mountains that give cause for a solid foot-tapping and a roaring good time.
We've compiled a list of their songs -- and mixed in a few phony titles of our own.
Now we want to know: Did the Darlings sing these songs on The Andy Griffith Show, or did we make them up?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "Ebo Walker"?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "Married to the Mountain"?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "There is a Time"?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "Polecat's Got Your Tongue"?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "Boil Them Cabbage Down"?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "Oh the Crows Do Caw"?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "Ready, Steady, There Goes My Honey"?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "Dueling Banjos"?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "Washboard Wishin'"?
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Did the Darlings perform a song called "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms"?
Did the Darlings sing these songs on The Andy Griffith Show, or did we make them up?
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10/10! My whole family is musical, except me, and they play many of The Dillard's/The Darling's songs. I love when they break out the guitars, banjo and upright bass to play their tunes, it's almost like being in their mountain cabin with them. Some of the favorites that always get played around the fire outside when we gather is Duelin' Banjos and Dooley. I have a Briscoe quote sitting on the piano, "Got time to breathe, got time for music".
9/10. Yay!!!!!
7/10
I got 8 out fo 10
You're basically part of the family! You are Darling professional!
You're basically part of the family! You are Darling professional!
9/10 Missed #10
I got 9 out of 10
The real name of the band is the Dillards, areal bluegrass band.
7/10; missed 4, 5 and 7. I have seen all of the episodes but it was hard to remember the name of all of their songs.
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7/10. I’m a second cousin from the next holler. They did dueling banjos? Wow...have to watch for that one. Always loved the Darlings being from up in the hills and have Martin guitars!
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9/10 You're basically part of the family! You are Darling professional!
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7 of 10...just OK...
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You forgot to mention the time The Darlings did Inna Gadda Da Vida!
It took up half the show.
It took up half the show.
Wasn’t the extended version on the Double LIVE album? 😉
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6/10. Nice job? Not that nice.
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I got all ten right. I watch it everyday, Just love um.
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8/10. Really liked hearing the Darlings sing.
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I absolutely loved when the Darling's sang! I could listen to them all day...or at least part of it! 🎵🎶🎻
4/10, Yikes!
8/10... they forgot Dooley!
10/10