If only he knew what this has become...

We just don't have this kind of quality material anymore.

My father used to sing a lovely, lively version of this to us. . . and my mother, for reasons which we kids did not understand, somehow disapproved. . . thanks very much for the memories!

This IS THE BOMB. GOOD JOB.... A plus plus plus

Clever tune and words!

Great recording! Sounds spectacular, Such fun!

Very excellent song!!!

fun song thanks for sharing :)

@kirtley2010 Thanks! I've had this one a number of years. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

@foxtrotgin Thank you Art! This is one of my favorites in my collection.

@cbfall Thanks cbfall! This is definitely one of my favorites. It has such a catchy melody. :-)

@calvertsch Yes, Mr. Vincent seemed to be quite the wordsmith. :-)

@wickedmountain Thanks! I'm glad you like it. :-)

@Westtoledoguy Ha ha, it sure does. I didn't think about that before. Lazy Larry was actually Frank Marvin though. He recorded the Bum Song in 1928. I've got a version by Vernon Dalhart that's pretty neat. Thanks Carl!

Cool song

Neat. I'm more familiar with the Benny Bell version ("Jack of All Trades") but I've heard that Larry Vincent originated the song so it's interesting to hear this version and it's got some good verses. (I kind of think Benny Bell's version is a bit more effective, though.)

thats in great condition for a 62 year old acetate great song

@lovegermanshepherds Thank you Cheyenne! :-)

THIS IS GOOD and so is benny bell but nobody posted benny bell's version JACK OF ALL TRADES

I wonder if drove a new '49 Olds 88 to work?

@VictrolaJazz HA HA HA! That's too funny! :-)

sounds like Lazy Larry who sang the Bum Song in the late 20s early 30s