Steve Campbell Archie Campbell
Actor, Comedian. A native of Bulls Gap, Tennessee, he got his start in 1936 co-hosting a radio show with Roy Acuff on Knoxville station WNOX. After one year he relocated to Chattanooga where he worked in radio until joining the Navy in 1941.
Stephen Campbell currently lives in Brentwood, TN; in the past Stephen has also lived in Nashville TN. In the past, Stephen has also been known as Stephen A Campbell, Steve Campbell and Stephen Archie Campbell. Campbell's childhood home on Main Street in Bulls Gap, Tennessee, has been preserved as a memorial, and has been expanded into a "tourism complex and museum", which hosts annual Archie Campbell Days each September.
But we loved 'em. Yep, we sure did. And one of those would be Archie Campbell.
Archie did record singles and albums in the 1960's (remember 'The men In My Little Girl's Life?) but none of them became #1 hits or even Top Ten singles. No, it wasn't the music for which we remember the great Archie Campbell most. It's ' Hee Haw '.
PHIL and Steve Campbell, sons of the late comedian Archie Campbell, will appear next season on Hee Haw, the country variety television series. Archie Campbell was one of the comedy stars of Hee Haw, which will kick off its 23rd consecutive season this fall. Steven J.
Manheim, a devoted father, loving grandfather, cherished brother and friend, passed away on , at the age of 72. Country comedian Archie Campbell , who played the cigar-chomping barber on televisions Hee Haw program, died Saturday of kidney problems and other complications from a heart attack he suffered in June. Steve and I had so many adventures together growing up as cousins (my mother Pauline and Archie were brother and sister).
Most remembered for his earthy humor, trademark cigar, and spoonerisms, (fairy tales using mixed-up syllables), Campbell also achieved a successful musical career. Archie Campbell was born on 7 November 1914 in Bulls Gap, Tennessee, USA. He was a writer and actor, known for The Drifter (1965), Smokey and the Good Time Outlaws (1978) and Nashville Rebel (1966).
