Homer & Jethro - The Kings Of Comedy Country: The Collection 1949-62Homer and Jethro were a country duo, real names Henry Haynes and Kenneth Burns, with their musical roots in hillbilly and bluegrass, who worked together on radio in the 1930s and reunited after service in WWII to perform again on radio, developing an act which featured exaggerated hillbilly comedic routines. After signing to RCA in 1949, their producer suggested developing their style by recording parodies of well known pop and country hits, and they

she recorded for the labels established by jazz impresario Norman Granz - Clef

virtuosic and full of variety - much more than in comparable pieces

I'm a Fool to Care embraces every recording that Joe made for maverick producer Huey Meaux during the 1960s - including a handful of previously undocumented titles - plus all of the tracks from his Meaux-produced comeback album of the mid-70s

Kitty Wells and Ray Price

beyond the scope of this collection

Before James Balsamo filmed slimy creatures and big-breasted bikini babes as a Hollywood director

This great-value 58-track 2-CD collection comprises all his Liberty A & B sides from these years

"Roses Are Red"

Leo Wright

He was especially effective working in a trio fromat

He was an artist who very much typified the musical atmosphere of New Orleans in that era

Biber's collection of twelve magnificent sonatas therefore bears the title "Sonatæ Tam Aris