The Dukes of Hazzard
1x02 - Daisy's Song
Episode Summary

DAISY'S SONG
ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/2/79
INTRO: Ya'll better not go to the refrigerator now.

SUMMARY:
Daisy's little song lands the Dukes in big trouble when they 
get caught in the middle of a music piracy ring run by Boss and members 
of the Atlanta crime syndicate. What the bad guys learn is it's a lot 
easier to steal music than it is to cross the Dukes.

NOTES:
This episode features Bo in his famous red shirt. 
The General Lee outside the record studio is missing his rollbar. 
This is the only episode we see the top up on Boss' Cadillac. 
Waylon's wife, Jessie Colter, sings Daisy's song, "True Blue Hearts."
This episode has the 1st version opening footage, 1st version closing 
footage.

STARRING:
Tom Wopat as Luke
John Schneider as Bo
Catherine Bach as Daisy
Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer CREDITS:
Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Bill Kelley
Created By: Gy Waldron
Written By: Gy Waldron
Directed By: Bob Kelljan 
END CREDITS:
Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
With: Ben Jones as Cooter and Sonny Shroyer as Enos
Guest Stars: Ronnie Schell
Featuring: Ginny Parker as Mabel, Clayton Landey as Max, Terry Browning 
as Ruby, Candy Bleick as Dodie, Wallace Merch as JoJo
And: Bill Gribble as Carson, J. Roy Tatum as FBI #3, Wallace Wilkinson 
as FBI #1, Bob Cleveland as FBI #2
Associate Producer: Skip Ward
Director of Photography: Robert Jessup A.S.C.
Art Director: Charles Hughes
Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
Music Performed By: The Waylors
Music Produced By: Richie Albright
Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
1st Assistant Director: Peter Gries
2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

2ND UNIT
Director: Paul Baxley
Director of Photography: Alan Facemire
1st Assistant Director: Scott U. Adams
Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
Music Editor: Don Harris
Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
Sound: Don Sanders
Set Decorator: Francise Lombard
Property: Ernie Sawyers
Special Effects: Charlie Spurgeon
Atlanta Casting: Stratton P. Leopold
Makeup: Guy Del Russo
Hair Stylist: Irene Aparicio
Wardrobe: Paula Kaatz
Additional Music By: Fred Werner
Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin 
Archery
Consultant: Fred Weintraub
Casting: Linda Otto Associates
Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae
Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
A Paul R. Picard Production and Piggy Productions, Inc., In Association 
With Warner Bros. Television