1. Strewth Hank, this is definitely up there. Great stuff.
2. grymt
3.  ah uh!fats domino!1960...
4. THATS FUCKING AWESOME! *claps standing*
5. Hej ! jag har hört att du är född i Sveg, hur länge bodde du där ?
6. Låter fint det!! Rock n roll!!
7. Jag jobbade en kortare period som svarvare på SSAB under mitten av 80-talet, efter det att jag hade avyttrat studion '84! Men det är också det närmaste jag har kommit Oxelösunds 'vinna eller försvinna' industri! '92 tog musiken överhanden igen och jag har enbart befunnit mig i dom 'hjulspåren' se'n dess, tack och lov!! Hank C...
8. De sägs att du jobbar på ssab vilken avd?
9. great instrumental
10. Hallå! Sorry, men jag har bott här i Oxelösund ända se'n hösten '60 och bodde innan dess i Umeå! Så Stenungsund måste du ha fått om bakfoten! Men med alla rykten som går om mig så är det här ingen nyhet! Jag har både varit dödförklarad (!), alkoholist (!!), eremit (!!!) och Gud vet vad i mina da'r (ryktesvägen, alltså, HA, HA!!) och det är alltid lika roligt att upptäcka nya rykten som är i omlopp! Stay wild!! Hank C...
11. Hej...sticker ut hakan lite här...men bodde inte du i Stenungsund på 70talet??
12. This,Tracy Pendarvis and Jerry Jaye versions are THE BEST!!!Thanks Hank!
13. dig it man---you're a gas---and from an old rocker who thinks he's an expert that's a big compliment
14. R U AN ARTIST I THINK U REALLY R
15. super segue music too..love this
16. Thanks a million, Darlene! You're always so nice and kind and I really do appreciate every word from you, believe me!! Glad you liked the guitars...they're naturally all from my own collection! It's hard to put all 500 of 'em into one single video, so I'll split them up a few at a time, hopefully! Have a nice day and a great upcoming weekend!! All the best and God bless, Hank C.
17. Hey, like I told Betty Page here, it's not me that's doin' the yodeling bit! I ripped it from an old obscure 45'er from the early '60s, as I like to do unexpected things every now and then! Yeah whiz, if I known it before hand, you could have put your expertise at yodeling in there instead and we might have had a hit on our hands, lol! Stay on it, buddy! Best, Hank C.
18. Heck, Rick...you're the mostest, buddy!!!! I'm lost for words again, but that's not unusual when it comes to giving a reply to your comments! Hope you feel that I'm deeply moved by all you say, even though I can only put it on 'paper'! Take care, buddy & stay rockin'!! Your friend, Hank C.
19. :) , good, I can't wait :)
20. Yeah, BINGO, Glenn, where'd you want me to send the personal dedicated CD? You sure was fast this time! Keep rockin', buddy!! Hank C.
21. Hiya Sweetie!! Have you set the time for the wedding yet (lol!)? Gosh, you're too wonderful to be true! I wonder how Mexico feels like at the moment? Here it's snow and freezin' cold...I'm hoping for an early spring! Take care & lots of 'nice stuff' (you know what I mean!). Hank C.
22. THANKS tukter! Like I've said before, if this continues I'll emmigrate to Norway!! Like your attitude & good taste (OOOPS!!). Take care & rock on!! Hank C.
23. Why, sure, Jan! If you want to add your expertise and lay your magic piano touch to this one, be my guest Could make it a REAL smasharoonie!! Lemme know how you feel about it?! Best always, Hank C.
24. Can always count on you, buddy!! A great many thanks!!!! Keep shakin', 'Gator! Hank C.
25. Danie, my lovely...always nice to read your comments!! And just in case you (or anybody else) is wondering...it's not me that's doin' the hilarious yodelling stuff in the beginning (not even the outragious screamin' bit!), I nicked that from an obscure record from the early '60s! I like doin' crazy things (you havn't heard my worst examples yet, for which you should be grateful, ha!). Have a great upcomin' weekend! Best, Hank C.

Hank C. Burnette - "My Girl Josephine"

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The best version ever of "My Girl Josephine" (also known as "Hello Josephine") must surely be credited to Jerry Jaye and his brilliant HI label version featuring session ace Reggie Young on guitar. Whatever happened to Jerry Jaye after this smasharoonie is a mystery, cause most of the stuff he cut afterwards was pretty blatant in comparison. Penned by Antoine "Fats" Domino, who's own original version is unbelievable lame (the best and most outragious rocker that Fats ever cut in his entire career is undoubtedly "I'm Ready", at least in my book!), but then I've never been a fan of the New Orleans side of 'rock', with it's pre-arranged brass arrangements and often 'sound-a-like' results. The only label that really hit the target in that department was undoubtedly Specialty with it's huge rooster of screamin' rockers with a certain Mr. Penniman leading the way! Watch out for the intro and outro on this one, it may surprise you (in a funny kinda way, I hope, lol!). Rock on...
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