Ah, those TV years were so wonderfully full of true talent! Wish the kids could see them now.

Phil will always be Baloo to me. Jack will always be Jack. An era long gone with talent overflowing from the past into our devices. Thank goodness for KZfaq.

Can't get enough of the sound of Phil Harris voice. Love it.

I love how Baloo dances just like this! The bear version of Phil Harris

His voice is the essence of cool

...Phil, Baloo, O'Malley, Little John, we miss you all.

I have always loved Jack Benny, on radio and tv. Thanks so much for sharing

Phil was the coolest ever..ever

Phil Harris' comic talent combined with his voice are a One In A Million experience. He was a genius.

I love the Jack Benny show as well as The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show on the radio. To this day, they are two of the funniest comedy show ever! No vulgarity needed. Just funny, funny, funny! Phil Harris has been one of my favorite personalities since my dad introduced me to his songs, music & radio show back in 1950. I still listen to him and Jack Benny to this day because they are so good. My other favorite comedy radio shows: The BIckersons (episodes with Don Ameche), the Great Gildersleeve, Fibber And Molly, Bergen & McCarthy and Burns And Allen. Perhaps the funniest cast member on the radio was Walter Tetley. He specialized in child impersonation. His lines and delivery on the Phil Harris and Gildersleeve shows will keep you in stitches. No one has come close to his style of humor.

From radio together, to tv here 😩💔

I often sing to myself that one verse from What I like About the South. And it always cracks me up to think of Phil Harris doing it,

I just cant get over this clip !!! It never fails to make me smile . May the both of you Rest in Peace !!!

I liked it when Phil called Jack Benny "Jackson."

Its the place where he found The Thing

*DON’T DESCRIBE IT TO ME!* 😂

Jack did this on a radio episode, and for a month following, people kept coming up to him on the show saying that they came from (or just visited) Doo Wah Ditty! It was a great running gag. Shame no one took them up on this like they did in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. That would have been fun.

Phil showing impressive balance on one leg!

Phil was to cool!

I was today years old when I saw the man behind the voice of Little John and Thomas O'Malley.

Almost exactly the same sketch done on radio waaaaaaay earlier!

I wonder where the rest of this video is. After listening to Jack and Phil on Jack’s Radio Show for years, it was great to see them on television, even with this very short video.

I was fortunate to see jacks show live in the 70s!

When I hear Phols voice, it's an automatic transition to classic Disney films. 😏❤

Upon Phil Harris' voice performance of Baloo the Bear in The Jungle Book (1967). Harris was later brought in to voice similar characters such as Thomas O'Malley in The Aristocats (1970) and Little John in Robin Hood (1973)

I grew up hearing Phil Harris in Disney films

Love Phil doing "The Thing". And Mary's sister Babe sueing Phil because she said the song was about her. Phil said no its not, Babe said then why is my picture on the sheet music.

My favorite Old radio show was Jack Benny especially when both Phil Harris and Dennis Day were regulars My second favorite was the Allis Faye Phil Harris show so naturally this clip is a treasure

Although Phil Harris spent much of his early life in Nashville, he was actually born in Linton,Indiana.

"Diddy Wah Diddy," "Do Wah Diddy," "Ditty," "Dittie"... and other variations is a mysterious trope in American music. It is often sung about as a mythical place or as a question to what it is or what it means or just jibberish for lyrics. As far as I know it started in early blues and folk. There's some interesting research to be had here. These early blues lyrics from Blind Blake for example: "There's a great big mystery, and it sure is worrying me This Diddie Wah Diddie Mister Diddie Wah Diddie I wish somebody would tell me what Diddie Wah Diddie means..."

I think that young people today 35 and under should be made to sit , watch and see how wonderful entertainment was years ago and realize whats going on now is wrong and needs to be reevaluated and discover the talents from the 1940s through the 1980 s were incredible and worth learning about and maybe interesting enough to appreciate and like !

I'm Phil Harris' cousin

...Doo Wah Diddy is Jackson, MS.

Absolutely outstanding humor by some great people! Don't see that anymore!!

An jack Benny always makes me laugh and and Phil Harris is a amazing singer

On the radio, Jack Benny cast characters frequently teased Jack for wearing "a toupee" (in reality, Jack HADN'T); but here, at 77, Jack does appear to be wearing a hairpiece (or else a really good "comb-over!")

Oh no!! It's Baloo!!

Baloo!

🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️R.I.P.

Harris was the greatest he is solid goooone 😂

Jack actually pronounced Waxahachie (Texas) correctly! Amazing!

Phil Harris, wow, wasn't he on an episode of American Stream Fishing or something like that with a fellow named , darn can't remember his name but he was a announcer for sports. They went trout fishing on the Snake River.

I remember seeing this. When was it aired.

👍

Don't distract me!!

which JB is it from?

Look for the Bare Necessities, the simple bare necessities, forget about your worries and your stripes. Look for the Bare Necessities and Mother Nature recipe and just the Bare Necessities of life.

DON’T DESCRIBE IT!!

Al Jolson is my cousin

...where the hell is the rest of this clip?

. Cripple creek but no do wa didty

Cockiest voice of all. Loved when he said "that's a lulu" after making a bad pun.

Jack Benny could ruin just about anything

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I’m sorry but Jack Benny is annoying! He always raises his voice. I don’t understand how people find him funny!