Homer and Jethro - Screen Door @USRoute66Kingman

Uploaded April 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

Homer Haynes and Jethro Burns sing: "Screen Door," "Yellow Polkadot Bikini," "Hey Good Lookin' (No.2)," and "Settin' The Woods on Fire (No.2)"

Homer Haynes - guitar
Jethro Burns - mandolin
Recording Information:
"Screen Door" -- October 2, 1956 -- New York City
Personnel: Chet Atkins -- guitar
George Barnes -- guitar
Charles Grean -- bass
Irving Goldberg -- drums
Bob Davie -- piano

"Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini"
August 30, 1960 -- Nashville (RCA Victor Hawkins Street Studio)
Personnel: Grady Martin -- guitar
Junior Huskey -- bass
Buddy Harman -- drums
Floyd Cramer -- piano
The Anita Kerr Singers -- vocal chorus

"Hey Good Lookin' (No. 2)"
November 4, 1951 -- Chicago
Personnel: Arthur E. Swanson -- bass
A.P. Klein -- piano

Settin' The Woods on Fire (No. 2)"
February 15, 1953 -- Nashville (Thomas Productions)
Personnel: Chet Atkins -- guitar
Jerry Byrd -- steel guitar
Charles Grean - bass

$Lonzo and Oscar - I Lost An Angel (A Tribute to Oscars First Wife) A tribute by the late Rollin Oscar Sullivan to his first wife, Ruth , written after her tragic death in a 1959 car crash outside of Evanston, WY (Oscars younger brother Phil, known for the rockabilly song, You Get a Thrill, also died in the same accident.) Heres an account of the tragedy from the Salt Lake Tribune (10-10-1959) : CRASH NEAR EVANSTON KILLS 2 OF GRAND OLE OPRY (Friday, October 9, 1959) Evanston, Wyo. Two members of the Grand Ole Opry troupe were killed in a head-on automobile collision 15 miles east of Evanston on U.S. Highway 30 South about 6 a.m. Friday. Dead are PHILLIP SULLIVAN, 33, Madison, Tenn., and his sister-in-law, MRS. RUTH EVELYN SULLIVAN, 37, Hendersonville, Tenn. Both had skull fractures and possibly broken necks. A third member of the troupe, ROLLIN SULLIVAN, 40, husband of the woman who was killed was listed as fair by Uinta County Hospital, where he was under treatment. He is best known by his stage name, OSCAR of the LONZO and OSCAR comedy team. He was sleeping in the back seat of a car driven by his wife when the collision occurred. Also injured was the driver of the second car, RONALD D. TERRY, 29, Green River, Wyo. He was treated for internal injuries at Uinta County Hospital, then transferred to Dee Hospital in Ogden. He was in fair condition late Friday, a hospital spokesman announced, and was to be transferred to the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City. The Grand Ole Opry troupe had played a show in Lander, Wyo., Thursday and was en route to Contact, Nev., for a Friday night performance. Other members of the troupe, including a brother of ROLLIN SULLIVAN, LONZO of the comedy team, were in another car ahead of the one involved in the collision. Late Friday officers were trying to contact persons of the lead car in Nevada. Wyoming Highway Patrolman Leonard E. Weld said the SULLIVAN auto was westbound and the TERRY car eastbound. The officer said the eastbound car had crossed into the wrong lane of traffic. Uinta County Coroner Gilbert O. Bills said an inquest is planned. Note: Oscar was seriously injured in the accident and it took him five months to recover. L to R are: Rollin Sullivan, Johnny Sullivan, Smokey Pleacher, and Cousin Luther (Jack Logan) THIS VIDEO IS POSTED FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. (NON-COMMERCIAL USE)$

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