1. Introduction by Jay Stewart [1:18]
2. Johnny Bond and Cast: Cimarron [2:04]
3. Skeets McDonald: Tomorrow Never Comes [3:41]
4. Joe Maphis & Rose Lee Maphis: Paper of Pins [4:39]
5. The Collins Kids: Party [2:39]
6. The Collins Kids: Great Balls of Fire [3:25]
7. Johnny Bond: When the Broom Is on the Sage [2:28]
8. Billy Mize & Cliff Crofford: Bird Dog [4:17]
9. Hank Snow: Tangled Mind [4:33]
10. Hank Snow: Yellow Roses/Let Me Go, Lover/I Don't Hurt Anymore [3:53]
11. Honk Snow: I'm Movin; On [3:48]
12. Cliff Crofford & Billy Mize: Just Before Dawn [2:11]
13. Jimmy Pruett: 12th Street Rag [2:06]
14. Jimmy Pruett: St. Louis Blues [2:40]
15. Introduction by Jay Stewart [2:16]
16. The Collins Kids: Kissin' Time [3:13]
17. The Collins Kids: Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen [4:06]
18. Tex Ritter: High Noon [:29]
19. Martha Carson: Cryin' Holy Unto the Lord [3:46]
20. Billy Mize & Cliff Crofford: 'Til I Kissed You [3:14]
21. Larry Collins & Joe Maphis: Ramrod [3:38]
22. Charlie Williams: Kansas City [2:44]
23. Fiddlin' Kate & Joe Maphis: Kate Warren Breakdown [2:30]
24. Lefty Frizzell: Cigarettes and Coffee Blues [5:49]
25. Lefty Frizzell: Ballad of the Blue and the Grey [2:53]
26. Charlie Williams Talks to Billy Mize & Cliff Crawford [2:31]
27. Billy Mize & Cliff Crawford: Heartaches by the Number [2:16]
28. Charlie Williams: Announcement [2:04]
Some of the brightest stars in country music were guests on Town Hall Party, a weekly television series broadcast live every Saturday night by KTTV-TV in Los Angeles from 1952 to 1961, and this home-video release from Bear Family Records features kinescope highlights from two episodes. Hank Snow sings "I'm Movin' On," "I Don't Hurt Anymore," and other hits on the October 11, 1958, show, with the Collins Kids, Skeets McDonald, Johnny Bond, and Joe Maphis also on the bill. The August 22, 1959, program stars Lefty Frizzell, who sings "Cigarettes and Coffee Blues" and "Ballad of the Blue and Grey," with Tex Ritter, Charlie Williams, Martha Carson, and another high-spirited performance from the Collins Kids sharing the stage with Lefty. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide