I've Been Everywhere (In Pennsylvania)

Earl Pickens performs his classic parody of the Hank Snow hit, "I've Been Everywhere" live on "The Mavis L. Honeyduke Show" in 1952. The original version of "I've Been Everywhere" was written by Australian singer/comedian/song writer Geoff Mack.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Earl
• Pickens
• I've
• Been
• Everywhere
• Johnny
• Cash

[greencracker]

That was awesome!

[SpiritOf1775]

This makes me proud to be from Pennsylvania.

[6907lankershim]

He's never been to Catawissa? Berwick? Bloomsburg? Orangeville?

[DolceEGabriel]

niiiiceeee 'nd smoothh ^,^

And I discovered this watching The Simpsons (this was a sort of a theme song of an episode ^,^ Which one? ---> Season 16, episode tile: Mobile Homer

you can watch it on 'blinkx remote' =D

[mashmusic11235]

@redleg56 So have I! :)

[xavioronassis]

Quakertown

[mtmanmitch]

Great Job Earl!

[redleg56]

HaShem protect me, I've been in most of these towns.

[jmcvay2k6]

@roguestylez I wondered the same. It's a parody of the performance from 1952 made to look like 1952. Earl Pickens is a newer artist. It took me a few minutes to figure it out. Look for the version of him singing the same song with Ronald McDonald.

[roguestylez]

lol it says Earl Pickens performs his classic parody of the Hank Snow hit, "I've Been Everywhere" live on "The Mavis L. Honeyduke Show" in 1952.

the movie quality of the movie is old but the sound is like modern quality ?. it aint from 1952

[brendamhale]

Stump Creek!? I'd never believe I'd hear that!

I do like the voice, sounds a lot like Johnny.

[gouss4]

i was totin my staff along the shiny wizards tower road. when along came a nooby with a bright green miscolerd sword. if ur going to wizards tower come with me we can striiiiiide. so i followed that young noob an we settled down inside. he asked me if iv'e seen a road with so much dust and sand? i said listen noob iv'e traveled every road in this here land