Opry Docs

The creative influence of the Father of Bluegrass, Bill Monroe, is explored through vintage television performances and interviews with award-winning artists Dailey & Vincent, Del McCoury, Sierra Hull, and more.

Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs revolutionized the sound of bluegrass and took the genre to new heights of popularity in the 1960’s. Their legacy is celebrated with classic television performances and interviews with award-winning artist Rhonda Vincent, country rock legend Charlie Daniels, Dailey & Vincent, and more.

The extraordinary career and fascinating love story of Grand Ole Opry legend Little Jimmy Dickens. Mona Dickens and Brad Paisley share their memories.

The story behind one of the Grand Ole Opry’s most beloved performers, the sly, loveable, man chasing hillbilly from the mythical town of Grinder’s Switch. Archival radio and television performances highlight the 50 plus year career of this comic genius.

The meteoric rise of country singer Tammy Wynette in the late 1960’s and 70’s is documented with personal recollections by her daughter, Georgette Jones, and Opry contemporaries Connie Smith and Jeannie Seely, and many of her greatest hits. Wynette’s health problems and tragic death are also explored.

The tumultuous, brilliant life of one of country music's first female trailblazers. Performances of hits across decades. Opry legends, family and friends share their stories.

George Jones is remembered as one of the greatest voices in country music. His music and personal life of alcoholism and despair overcome in later years are documented by his daughter Georgette Jones and other country music stars. TV archive performances of many of his most memorable songs anchor the program.