A collection of previously unreleased masters from the late 1950s, "Life Can Be Miserable" finds Homer & Jethro at their sardonic best, poking fun at the perceived hardships of life through their signature blend of country and comedy.
- The album was released on the short-lived Emkay Remasters label in August 1959.
- "Life Can Be Miserable" compiles material that had not been previously issued by RCA Victor.
- The recording sessions likely took place in Nashville between 1957 and 1958.
Homer & Jethro were a comedic country music duo from Illinois, known for their gostaria parodies of popular songs and their self-deprecating humor. The 1959 release of "Life Can Be Miserable" came after a string of successful singles and albums in the mid-1950s, finding them continuing their unique brand of country comedy.
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