From the 1954 EP "Homer and Jethro Murder the Standards" on King records.. + Informações

Homer Haynes and Jethro Burns sing: "Screen Door," "Yellow Polkadot Bikini," "Hey Good Lookin' (No.2)," and "Settin' The Woods on Fire (No.2)" Homer Haynes - guitar Jethro Burns - mandolin Recording Information: "Screen Door" -- October 2, 1956 -- New York City Personnel: Chet Atkins -- guitar George Barnes -- guitar Charles Grean -- bass Irving Goldberg -- drums Bob Davie -- piano "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini" August 30, 1960 -- Nashville (RCA Victor Hawkins Street Studio) Personnel: Grady Martin -- guitar Junior Huskey -- bass Buddy Harman -- drums Floyd Cramer -- piano The Anita Kerr Singers -- vocal chorus "Hey Good Lookin' (No. 2)" November 4, 1951 -- Chicago Personnel: Arthur E. Swanson -- bass AP Klein -- piano Settin' The Woods on Fire (No. 2)" February 15, 1953 -- Nashville (Thomas Productions) Personnel: Chet Atkins -- guitar Jerry Byrd -- steel guitar Charles Grean - bass. + Informações

Just getting around to re-posting this..our boys in living color!. + Informações

Homer and Jethro in 1953 on The Old American Barn Dance Show.. + Informações

Be kind to your web footed friends. For a duck may be somebody's mother. I have put the words to the song on the video so my Deaf friends can enjoy this tune too! This "Crazy Mixed Up Song" by Homer & Jethro is sure to put a smile on your face! :-). + Informações

recorded off 45rpm 7" single , i liked the cover of the album songs my mother never sang and used it for this song. + Informações

Homer & Jethro at the Country Club. + Informações

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Hillbilly bopper novelty from 1949. Nice guitar by George Barnes.. + Informações

1956 Rockabilly. + Informações

this is homer & jethro singing their version of jim reeves song "he'll have to go" enjoy.. + Informações

Bow down before the greatness.... + Informações

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Here is a really old album I found in my collection. This one is from 1960. Homer and Jethro Live at the Country Club. + Informações

Comedy version of "Tennessee Border" done originally by Jimmy works. Her eyes was red, her name was Helen Her head looked like a watermelon Her hair was long, she had a tony Her neck looked like a roll of baloney Her teeth stuck out so firm She didn't have much sense She could lower in her corner Right through the picket fence Her marriage license cost a quarter On the Tennessee border One night I took her out to see what we could see Just then I saw her husband and he stood six foot three He had brass knuckles all made to order Now my teeth are scattered on the Tennessee border Her hair was red, her name was Hannah Her nose looked like a big banana She weighed so much, he had some trouble He thought that he was seein' double He put his arm around her And he tried to hug her But he couldn't get close enough 'Cause she had too much blubber She was too fat, he couldn't court her Now she wears a girdle around her Tennessee border One night I took her out just across the line She stopped her toe and fell in a barrel of terpentine Young man (ah), young man (ha) Where is my daughter? Well, the last time I see'ed her She was tearin' across the Tennessee border. + Informações

Corn Flakes commercila with Homer & Jethro. Thanks Bedazzled!. + Informações

Funny Christmas song by the late Homer and Jethro. + Informações

Old Bumby RCA Victor. This is the only player i got that will play this song without jumping.. + Informações

Here's a fun parody of Elvis' version of Hound Dog by Homer and Jethro. Enjoy!. + Informações

Sammy Cahn (lyrics) and Julie Styne (music) © 1946 LISTEN TO THAT MANDOLIN!! Henry "Homer" Haynes (Guitar) & Kenneth "Jethro" Burns (Mandolin virtuoso). + Informações

Homer and Jethro were the stage names of American country music duo Henry D. Haynes (1920--1971) and Kenneth C. Burns (1920--1989), popular from the 1940s through the 1960s on radio and television for their satirical versions of popular songs. Known as the Thinking Man's Hillbillies, they received a Grammy in 1959 and are members of the Country Music Hall of Fame.. + Informações

This is a comical version of the hit by The Ames Brothers and Archie Bleyer. Homer and Jethro made a career out of doing such recordings.. + Informações