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Homer & Jethro
Homer Haynes and Kenneth Burns started performing together in the 1930s around Morrilton, Arkansas. They were known for taking country songs and giving them a...
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Homer Haynes and Kenneth Burns started performing together in the 1930s around Morrilton, Arkansas.
They were known for taking country songs and giving them a comic twist. Tracks like "She Made Toothpicks Of The Timber Of My Heart" and "Tennessee Border No. 2" show how they worked. Some people in country music circles thought their humor was a bit too sharp at times.
They kept recording and performing for years. Homer & Jethro's act was built on that specific combination of musical skill and timing, with Homer on guitar and Jethro on mandolin.
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