the Heat of the Night" Christmas Time's A Comin' CD and also appears with him performing "Golden Slippers" on his CD "30 Years on Radio and TV Volume II" "Doc" Tommy Scott and the Last Real Old Time Medicine Show Franks began working with Country and Western Pioneer Ramblin’ "Doc" Tommy Scott and his Last Real Old Time Medicine Show initially behind the scenes as a songwriter, publishing administrator and film catalog manager in 1995. From Studio City, Calif. he booked the show at the 1996 Olympics. Scott and Franks co-wrote several songs including the Lewis Family hit “You Can’t Stop Time.” They recorded the 1999 “Comedy Down Home” album, and Scott’s “Say A Little Prayer” for the 2000 “God’s Children” CD. Franks produced and hosted the 2001 PBS documentary “Still Ramblin’” plus “Trail of the Hawk,” the story of Ramblin’ Tommy Scott. He appeared live and on television with the Medicine Show including on HGTV’s “Extreme Homes.” To raise funds for the Share America Foundation, Inc. in April 2009, Franks and Ramblin' Tommy Scott partnered on stage to present the play An Appalachian Gathering featuring a cast of 20 performers creating a slice of Southern life in the 1940s and present day highlighting the effects of the Medicine Show on small towns through Scott's eyes. Franks played Scott in the 1940s. Scott also appeared on the 2012 "Concert of Celebration" DVD. Scott died on September 30, 2013, and Franks joined by the Watkins Family performed Scott's "Say A Little Prayer" at his private memorial service. The Watkins Family Randall Franks returned to performing on tour in 2007 after a several-year hiatus to care for his late mother. Franks asked the Watkins Family to join him as his band at those first performances both on stage and television. Franks also agreed to assist the Watkins Family adding to their concerts as a special guest including appearances at the National Quartet Convention and on INSP. The acts have continued appearing in package shows and supporting each other's stage shows including the Watkins appearing on Franks's Hollywood Hillbilly Jamboree. The Watkins Family appeared with Franks on his CD "30 Years on Radio and TV Volume I" performing "Must Be a Reason" and "God's Children" with him. Alan Autry Randall Franks and Alan Autry through Autry-Franks Productions and Crimson Records released "Alan Autry and Randall Franks Mississippi Moon: Country Traditions" in 2013, an