Ten Favorite Radio Reference Songs: Disc Jockeys Nightmare (#7)

@FourWalls (69033)
United States
June 6, 2019 9:58am CST
What do you pair a punk song with in dual countdowns? I didn’t do it deliberately, but THIS. There’s one thing for certain: you can’t get bored with my countdowns, because it’s hard to find similar songs and genres. Blending not-so-perfectly with the Ramones, here’s today’s reference to radio. #7: Disc Jockey’s Nightmare - Homer & Jethro If you don’t remember this, don’t worry. The song came out nearly 70 years ago. . Heck, I don’t “remember it.” This came out ten years before I was born! In their typical comical style, Homer and Jethro paid homage to some of the popular songs at that time by mentioning them in this song. While many of these songs are country (e.g., “Why Don’t You Haul Off and Love Me,” “A-Sleepin’ At the Foot of the Bed,” “Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy”), they also throw in a little “Mona Lisa,” “Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered” and “The Third Man Theme” for good measure. Trust me, they could sing a lot better than this. But not while they were joking around. Disc Jockey’s Nightmare Written by Homer Haynes and Jethro Burns Recorded by Homer & Jethro Released as a single, 1950 He’s a breaded pork chop now:
Homer & Jethro - Disc Jockey's Nightmare ---I Do not own the copyrights to this music
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@JohnRoberts (109846)
• Los Angeles, California
19 Jun 19
You just can't get enough of those two. Saw their plaque at the HOF and thought of you.
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@jstory07 (139980)
• Roseburg, Oregon
7 Jun 19
That is a nice song. I never heard it before now.
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