With Andy Griffith as the lead, “Matlock” was a well-known show. In addition, the show invited guest performers for a handful of the programs. Andy asked renowned country performer Randy Travis to join them on stage for a few songs.
In the family room, Randy and Andy are seated on an outdated couch. Andy is playing the ukulele while sporting a checkered shirt, while Randy is strumming an acoustic guitar while sporting a dark shirt.
All of the artists join together to sing the song’s chorus, which begins, “And commitment me that you’ll be never, be no one’s beloved but mine.”
The excellent television program “Matlock” ran on NBC and ABC from 1986 until 1995. The show had devastating court sequences and Andy Griffith’s outstanding “Ben Matlock” performance.
You surely remember Matlock’s penchant for wieners and his classic Ford Crown Victoria if you followed the show in the 1980s and 1990s. Andy treated each person uniquely, even to his all-black attire.
Randy Travis discussed the creation of the “Matlock” episode. He made a reference to Andy’s tiny homemade guitar when he added, “I was respecting it on our previous time together. After two or three days of me loving the instrument, he returned to the set with one and presented it to me.
The guitar that country music legend Andy Griffith gave him became a valued possession. It’s great,’ Randy exclaimed. It’s presently sitting in the house after a few months of very frequent picking up and playing. The two men treasured their time spent together on the popular TV show.
