Homer and Jethro Go West

Homer and Jethro Go West

Studio album by Homer and Jethro
Released	1963
Recorded	Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco
Genre	Country, Parody
Label	RCA Victor
Producer	Chet Atkins

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Source	Rating
The Virgin encyclopedia of 50s music (Colin Larkin)	^[1]

Homer and Jethro Go West is a studio album released by Homer and Jethro in 1963^[2] on RCA Victor LP record LPM-2674 (mono) and LSP-2674 (stereo). The album cover art is by Jack Davis. The album received renewed publicity in August 1964.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Joe Bean" (Freeman - Pober)
2.	"That Darling Still of Mine" (Coben)
3.	"Ol’ Paint" (Coben)
4.	"Roll On Deoderant, Roll On" (Stewart)
5.	"Oh Give Me a Home" (Coben)
6.	"Whoopee Ti Yi Yo" (Homer and Jethro)
7.	"El Paso" (Robbins)
8.	"Freda on the Freeway" (Bowman)
9.	"Streets of Weehawken" (Homer and Jethro)
10.	"Down in the Alley" (Coben)
11.	"Oh Top Forty" (Coben)
12.	"I’ve Got No Use for the Women" (Homer and Jethro)

References

↑ Larkin, Colin (2002). The Virgin encyclopedia of 50s music. Virgin. p. 205. ISBN 9781852279370. Retrieved June 15, 2013.
↑ Reed, Peter Hugh (1963). The American Record Guide. Helen Dwight Reid Educational Foundation. p. 1141.

Homer and Jethro

Henry D. "Homer" Haynes Kenneth C. "Jethro" Burns

Studio albums	Homer and Jethro Go West (1963)

with Nashville String Band	The Nashville String Band (1969) Down Home (1970) Strung Up (1971) Identified! (1971) The Bandit (1972) World's Greatest Melodies (1972)

Singles	"Baby, It's Cold Outside" "Hernando's Hideaway" "Please Help Me, I'm Falling"

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