The Darlings - Songs Performed By The Darlings

Songs Performed By The Darlings

  • "Salty Dog" (Production# 88 - The Darlings Are Coming & Production# 193 - The Darling Fortune)
  • "Ebo Walker"
  • "Dooley"
  • "There is a Time"
  • "Shady Grove"
  • "Boil Them Cabbage Down"
  • "Doug's Tune"
  • "Stay all Night (Stay a Little Longer)"
  • "Low and Lonely" (Production# 96 - Briscoe Declares for Aunt Bee)
  • "Banjo in the Hollow" (called "Tearin Up Your Old Clothes For Rags" on the show )
  • "Ol' Joe Clark" (Played in key of D and E)
  • "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms"
  • "Whoa Mule"
  • "Dueling Banjos
Mayberry, North Carolina
TV series
  • The Andy Griffith Show (episode list)
  • Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. (episode list)
  • Mayberry R.F.D. (episode list)
Telefilm
  • Return to Mayberry
Main characters
  • Andy Taylor
  • Opie Taylor
  • Bee Taylor
  • Barney Fife
  • Elinor "Ellie" Walker
  • Sam Jones
  • Gomer Pyle
  • Goober Pyle
  • Vince Carter
Recurring characters
  • Ernest T. Bass
  • Chuck Boyle
  • Otis Campbell
  • Emmett Clark
  • Martha Clark
  • Alice Cooper
  • Helen Crump
  • Briscoe Darling Jr.
  • The Darlings
  • Clara Edwards
  • Warren Ferguson
  • The Fun Girls
  • Charley Hacker
  • Mike Jones
  • Floyd Lawson
  • Flora Malherbe
  • Duke Slater
  • Howard Sprague
  • Millie Swanson
  • Thelma Lou
Related programs
  • No Time For Sergeants
  • The Danny Thomas Show
  • The Jim Nabors Hour
  • The New Andy Griffith Show
Related topics
  • Mount Airy/Mayberry
  • Pilot Mountain/Mount Pilot
  • Desilu Productions
  • Rural purge
  • What it Was, Was Football
  • Mayberry Machiavelli
  • "Main characters" are those whose portrayers appear in the opening credits of at least one of the programs listed under TV series.
  • "Related programs" are those that directly influenced, or were heavily influenced by, the programs listed under TV series.

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