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Lonzo & Oscar ‎– I Lithp (Ekthept When I Thay "Ithaca")/Metro Polka. Label: Decca ‎– 9-46299. Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single. I Lithp (Ekthept When I Thay "Ithaca).

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Performer: Lonzo & Oscar. Album: Country Comedy Time. Lonzo & Oscar - Country Comedy Time MP3 version. 1551 downloads at 32 mb/s. Lonzo & Oscar - Country Comedy Time FLAC version. I Lithp Ekthept When I Thay "Ithaca". B3. I'm Moving On 3:06.

I Lithp (Ekthept When I Thay "Ithaca"). George Mysels/Sammy Mysels. Unknown; Arranged by Lonzo and Oscar. Mona Lisa No. 2. Jay Livingston/Ray Evans.

Lonzo and Oscar with their Winston County Pea Pickers recorded 16 songs for RCA, their best selling song was released in 1948. Written by Dwight Latham and Moe Jaffe, "I’m My Own Grandpa" became their signature tune and was recorded by many others, it sold over four million copies. Originally, RCA Victor approached Arnold to sing and release this record, but Arnold thought that it would better suit Lonzo and Oscar. In the duo's third incarnation, Lonzo and Oscar made a brief comeback in the 1970s when they recorded the album Traces of Life

Hey Joe No. 2I Courted The Sunshine And Married The RainSee Saw BabyGone No. 2Give Me An RC Cola And A Moon PieIt Can't Be DoneGoodbye Little Darlin' No. 2I Lithp Ekthept When I Thay IthacaI'm Movin' On No. 2Music Makin' Mama Second HandFallen StarCharming Betsy. Country Comedy 1 0. Hilltop JS-6021. Hand HoldingUh What's Her NameGoin' UptownGrandpa's Mountain DewOle Mountain DewCharmin' BetsySound Of NashvilleI Worship The Ground You Walk OnOle Leather SaddleAll Day Singing.

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