Overview
Keith Whitley and The Judds make their "Hee Haw" debuts. The show also features music from Roy Acuff and Lee Greenwood, who sings "God Bless The U.S.A."
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16 - 1Louise Mandrell, Million Dollar Band September 22, 1984 -
16 - 2George Jones, Brenda Lee September 29, 1984
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16 - 3Keith Whitley, Judds, Roy Acuff, Lee Greenwood October 06, 1984
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16 - 4Sawyer Brown, Ronnie McDowell, Loretta Lynn October 13, 1984
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16 - 5David Frizzell & Shelly West, Cliffie Stone October 20, 1984
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16 - 6Porter Wagoner, Amy Grant, Million Dollar Band October 27, 1984
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16 - 7Alabama, Lorrie Morgan, Bob Murphey, Gary Wolf November 03, 1984
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16 - 8Dottie West, Hoyt Axton, Joe Maphis November 10, 1984
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16 - 9Osmonds November 17, 1984
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16 - 10Gary Morris, John Conlee November 24, 1984
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16 - 11Sylvia, Boxcar Willie, Dennis Weaver December 01, 1984
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16 - 12Louise Mandrell, Con Hunley, Irlene Mandrell December 08, 1984
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16 - 13George Jones, Kathy Mattea, Lionel Cartwright December 15, 1984
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16 - 14Charley Pride, Riders in the Sky, Victoria Shaw December 22, 1984
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16 - 15Bill Anderson, Tom Grant December 29, 1984
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16 - 16Vern Gosdin, Loretta Lynn, Lloyd Lindroth January 05, 1985
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16 - 17Joe Stampley, Lorrie Morgan, Keith Stegall January 12, 1985
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16 - 18Statler Brothers, The Whites, Bobby Vinton January 19, 1985
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16 - 19Reba McEntire, Dan Seals, Billy Walker January 26, 1985
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16 - 20Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Roy Acuff, Anita Bryant February 02, 1985
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16 - 21Ricky Skaggs, Bill Monroe, Dobie Gray February 09, 1985
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16 - 22Oak Ridge Boys, Eddy Raven February 16, 1985
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16 - 23Exile, Earl Thomas Conley February 23, 1985
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16 - 24Jim Glaser, Tom T. Hall March 02, 1985
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16 - 25Willie Nelson, Jim Stafford, Faron Young March 09, 1985
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16 - 26Statler Brothers, Kieran Kane, Stan Musial March 16, 1985