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NEW! Del Reeves Song, Lost Video! Grand Ole Opry Star Del Reeves & Cute Girls, I'll Take My Chances. — DeepCutsArchive
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NEW! Del Reeves Song, Lost Video! Grand Ole Opry Star Del Reeves & Cute Girls, I'll Take My Chances.

Penny DeHaven
1960s1998TV Appearance


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Grand Ole Opry Star Del Reeves performed "I'll Take My Chances", in Orlando Florida, in 1998 during his appearance on Down Home TV with host Mike McDaniel. The was a new song for Del from the album with the same name. Del is accompanied by the "Down Home Hunnies," Hee Haw style dancing girls. Del was born in Sparta, North Carolina. A country singer best known for his 1960s hits, “Girl on The Billboard,” “The Belles of the Southern Bell” and the truck-driving classic, “Looking at the World Through a Windshield,” Del Reeves had 55 songs on the Billboard Country Chart during his career. Reeves appeared in eight films, including the starring role in Cottonpickin’ Chickenpickers and had a supporting role in Burt Reynolds’ fist major movie, Sam Whiskey. During his career, Reeves recorded duets with Bobby Goldsboro, Penny DeHaven and Billie Joe Spears, did a tribute album to Jim Reeves (no relation) and hosted the popular syndicated TV program “Del Reeves’ Country Carnival.” Del Reeves performed on the Grand Ole Opry until his final year. He died on January 1, 2007.

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Charlotte "Penny" DeHaven was an American country and gospel music singer. At the beginning of her career, she recorded as Penny Starr.

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