Cool song man I always liked the older music and I heard this song on a video an started to like it really cool.......

Azy Homer et Jethro ils ont toujours été mes préférés

Amazing. Wonderful band playing a wonderful piece. Absolutely marvellous

Awesome sound 🎶🎸🎶

Fats Waller discovered a white stride pianist playing Waller tunes - the young Harry Gibson. Waller tipped him handsomely and then hired him to be his relief pianist during his own performances.

We sang Lida Rose in junior high chorus in the 60's when The Music Man premiered. What a great memory!

Lovin the accordion! Rippin solos

are you there, lion?

Jimmy Riddle was one of, if not the best, harmonica player ever.

Ed Hall!!!!

That's wicked

I watch the Black & White western shows where a girl yodels & she is awesome,xoxo

Would this be considered Ragtime music? Whatever it is I love it! I’m listening to this in 2024 from northwest Ohio. Now these guys are musicians! Such talent, enthusiasm and joy! Really gets my foot tapping!

Two of the funniest musicians ever

I can hear how he developed his voice later with the strong vibrato. But his approach to Shotgun Boogie is perfect!

What a wonderful sense of touch ! Those piano Keys must love him…so do I!

wow

Miss you grandfather….blessed to see you here, now. 🙏Philip

The train they call

Ingwie who?

What year is this filming done?

Jo has a Great ear! She knew exactly where she needed to be in the pitch and also had flawless timing. A true musician.

Swam in that pool many times as a kid.

I have this on 78 rpm record. Does it have any value?

A really amazing display of talent..... 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🏆🏆

They would never get away with big bad John now. I love Homer and jethro

The original 78 of this was longer and included a crazy guy asking for the group to play "Temptation." He did that after each verse, and Red would hush him up. At the very end they guy said "Well, then can I see your muscles?" and laughed. That was similar to the punch line of a similar incident of a guy watching a female opera singer. But at the end he wanted to see something else. The story was known throughout the music industry.

Show off, haha.

Follow me to Tennessee . The gitarre state

Go Julie go!!

It's wonderful to see how one of My favorite banda played for the recors

Cornier than Nebraska in September... I love it!

Great baritone ukulele playing... I used to watch this video over and over when i was a teenager ...Most people in modern times cant play uke with that much swing yet simplicity , Rythm and acompaniment - i feel its the way the uke is supposed to be played

Super great stuff.. Kinda hard to tell with the video quality but looks like Jimmy is doing both up and down sweeps around 1:38ish.. don’t think many country guitarists do sweeps.. really cool

Came here because of Ancestry research. I am great granddaughter to Fannie Drootin, (my father David was adopted out of the family), Buzzy was said to be my third granduncle. Both my children played drums. I was always very interested as well. I am blessed to be able to hear Buzzy's musical talent! I'm very impressed.

I grew up on Homer & Jethro. I was blessed to have inherited my parents album with this song on it a few years ago. 😊

one of the very best

I've heard them since the 1950s. Great funny team.Their song JamBowl Liar has one of the funniest closing lines ever!

His daughter is singer Karen Wheeler 🤗

Nasdrowje ,master paul❤

My grandpa use to sing me this song. He passed away two days ago. Rip grandpa I miss you

if peope only knew how historic this is....the first telecaster

Rancho Cucamonga is the madern name for the Cucamonga mentioned. It is in Riverside County, California.

What movies is from anyone know I love Phil Harris’s banter between him and Jack Benny on Jack Benny show it made me google him and find Jack Benny show and also made me search for Dennis Day show

I love the way his cocktail comes and goes!

Love the big boxy old suits. Classic!

the piano greats he mentions in the beginning: 1. James P. Johnson (1894-1955) 2. Fats Waller (1904-1943) 3. Eubie Blake (1887-1983) 4. Luckey Roberts (1887-1968) 5. Hank Duncan (1894-1968) 6. Ralph Sutton (1922-2001) 7. Willie "The Lion" Smith (1893-1973)

Man this is fantastic

Real Good Guys and true ‘entertainers’ of the old school types….I grew up watching these and others on a black and white tv…great times🇺🇸💪

This must be EARLY in his career; he is so slender I didn't recognize him from the back!