18 Song Album
The Long Lonesome Highway By James Hendricks Circa 1969
I once had this album in 1969-70 but it has long since disappeared.  However I recently purchased another at a used record shop, it is a disc jockey copy and was not for sale in stores at that time.     In the left photo Jim sings with James Hendricks in Ep. 16.

Songs include:
Sunshine Showers (Ep. 3) Long Lonesome Highway (Ep. 13)
Re-enlistment Blues Summer Days (Ep. 16)
Mountain High (Ep. 16) My Melancholy Baby
California's Fine I Think of You
Yonder Comes the Blues Big T Water (Ep. 16)

Click here to download the words and guitar chords to The Long Lonesome Highway in a PDF.


                    Closing The Gap
Songs include:

Oklahoma Hills (Ep. 14)

Pretty Piece of Paper

Midnight Wind

San Antonio Rose

Soldier's Last Letter

Wayfarin' Stranger (Pilot TV)

Ride 'Em Cowboy (Ep. 3)

Softly and Tenderly (Ep. 1)

Tie Me To Your Apron Strings, Again (Ep. 2)

Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon

Treasure Untold

Sneakin' In The Back Door of Love

My Little Buckaroo


Songs from the TV episodes:
Pilot - Wayfarin' Stranger - with Bonnie Long Lonesome Highway Ep. 13
Wonderin' Where I'm Wanderin' - Ep 18 Kiel Martin I am Bound for the Mountains and the Sea - Ep 18 Kiel Martin
The Piney Wood Hills - Ep 20 Buffy Sainte Marie When You Come Upon Still Waters -   Ep 22 John Bahler
Every time When We Are Gone - Ep 24 Gary Jayson Tomorrow Calls My Name - Ep 24   Gary Jayson
Sail On - Ep 25 Gary Jayson My Lady's A Wild Flyin' Dove - Ep 26


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Songs include: I Am Lonely And Blue ♦ I Cannot Help It ♦ I Come To The Garden ♦ No One To Cry To ♦ Sally ♦ Save A Little ♦ There Has Been A Change In Me ♦ Beautiful Means You ♦ Born To Lose ♦ Cold, Cold Heart.


Back in the early 1970's Johnny Cash had a variety show and one night he featured Michael Parks singing.

TV Guide, April 11, 1970

The Bixby Bridge, Big Sur California on Hwy 101, famous from the opening credits in the show.  The completion of a coastal highway called 101 depended on spanning five canyons, one of which was Bixby Creek Canyon.  The bridge was built in 1932 and endures to the present.  In 2000 the bridge under went a seismic facelift for $5.2 million.  View and listen to a short documentary on building the bridge here .

Photos of the Bridge July 3rd, 2008 click here.

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For more technical facts on the bridge and location, proceed to the Historic Bridges of the United States-Bridge Hunter website!