Michael Parks SINGS on The Johnny Cash Show
You know Michael Parks as one of the grizzley old farts Quentin Tarantino always casts in small roles in his films. Quentin remembers him from "Then Came Bronson," a terribly popular show in the late 60s. Here he is on "The Johnny Cash Show" from March 25, 2970, singing a couple numbers on his own and dueting with Cash on Woody Guthrie's "Oklahoma Hills."
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Michael Parks Interview - June 2015 - Connors Corner
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Michael Parks Interview 08' PART 2
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Michael Parks "Melancholy Baby" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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Johnny Cash - Man in Black: Live in Demark 1971 | Full Concert
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Johnny Cash interview on jail + drugs - Later with Bob Costas 11/7/88
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An Introduction to Then Came Bronson
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Michael Parks, Susan Strasberg---Rare 1985 TV Interview
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10 One-Hit Wonders Everyone Remembers From the 1970s
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Johnny Cash & Waylon Jennings On Their Drug Addictions | David Letterman
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The Blues Brothers, Aretha Franklin, Matt "Guitar" Murphy & John Lee Hooker
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