In the fourth and final installment of Professor Brower’s interview with Rodney and Doug Dillard, Mitch Jayne, Dean Webb, and Maggie Peterson we start off with the divorce proceedings of Charlene Darling and hear from Maggie Peterson. We then move along to hear their thoughts on the music of Mayberry as well as what Mayberry’s spirit really means. This interview was recorded at Neal’s “Professor Brower’s Class” held during Mayberry Days 2004 in Mt. Airy, NC.
I want to thank Neal Brower for allowing me to share this interview series with you here on the podcast and to thank Neil and Pat Coleman for the recorded video of the event.
Two Chairs No Waiting 321: Neal Brower Interviews the Darlings 2004 Part 4
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In the third installment of we experience the third part of this four part series featuring Neal Brower’s interview with Rodney and Doug Dillard, Mitch Jayne, Dean Webb, and Maggie Peterson. This interview was recorded at Neal’s “Professor Brower’s Class” held during Mayberry Days 2004 in Mt. Airy, NC.
This week we start right off with the snoring scene from “Mountain Wedding” and their memories of filming the scene. It’s a great story to start off the episode and the fun doesn’t stop. Memories of Charlene in her wedding dress, “Meat!”, Briscoe courtin’ Aunt Bee, and so many more.
There’s one more part in this interview series and it’s something you will NOT want to miss. If you messed any of the other episodes of this series, be sure to go back and enjoy all the laughs.
Thank you to Neil and Pat Coleman for the video used in this episode.
Two Chairs No Waiting 320: Neal Brower Interviews the Darlings 2004 Part 3
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In this weeks episode we continue with Neal Brower’s interview with Rodney and Doug Dillard, Mitch Jayne, Dean Webb, and Maggie Peterson from Mayberry Days 2004 in Mt. Airy, NC.
This week we move along in their story from when the boys first began their music career on into their beginnings on The Andy Griffith Show. Maggie also tells us about how she came to be resident of Mayberry.
There so much interesting history related to these amazing people and I’m so glad to be able to bring those stories to you through Neal Brower’s interview. Keep in mind, there are two more parts in this series and you will NOT want to miss them so come on back for the next episode.
Thank you to Neil and Pat Coleman for the video used in this episode.
Two Chairs No Waiting 319: Neal Brower Interviews the Darlings 2004 Part 2
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The response to our last series of Neal Brower interviewing Elinor Donahue was so well received that I wanted to share more with you from Neal. This time we join him at Mayberry Days 2004 and his interview with the Darling boy (the Original Dillards) and Charlene (Maggie Peterson). This is going to be a four part series with Professor Brower and The Darlings.
This episode we get to know the men who make up the Darling family just a bit better by finding out their history as The Dillards before they arrived in Mayberry, NC. Doug, Rodney, Dean & Mitch tell stories about when they began to play music, how they started playing together and so much more.
Funny stories, smiles, laughter…..that’s what you have to look forward to and that’s just in part 1.
So, jump in where you can and hang on!
Thank you to Neil and Pat Coleman for the video used in this episode.
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In this episode of Two Chairs, we’ll be going back to Mayberry Days 2004. It was a special Mayberry Days because all the Darling boys were together again to perform for the crowds in Mt. Airy, NC.
During their concert, Rodney broke a string so they needed someone to kill time while it was repaired. Of course, Mitch Jayne stepped up to the task and thank heaven he did because he provided us with some amazing moments that you’ll be able to enjoy here on the show.
Mitch shares his love of the language spoken in his neck of the woods. He also tells us the honest truth about Ebo Walker and what inspired he and Rodney to write the song.
Great and funny stories you will not want to miss.
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In this “Burke on Mayberry” podcast, Dr. Kevin L. Burke discusses the annual fun event known as “Mayberry Days” in Mt. Airy, North Carolina (Andy Griffith’s childhood hometown). “It’s BIG!”
For the last two episodes of Two Chairs, we’ve been remembering one great who the town of Mayberry and the city of Nashville has lost. Sadly, both places and Mayberry fans around the globe lost a second great on May 16, 2012.
Doug Dillard, the banjo playing Darling boy from The Andy Griffith Show, passed away Wednesday May 16, 2012. He was 75 years old.
Doug was a fan favorite at Mayberry Days in Mt. Airy, NC each year from the beginning of celebration of The Andy Griffith Show. His performances drew fans and delighted all who attended.
Let’s explore the career of this talented man.
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