Spoiler : One of my favorite shows

Spoiler : Great show that so often is left out lists of the great shows of old time radio...

Spoiler : Phil Harris and Frankie Remley are my favorite!!!! Love them!!!!!

Spoiler : Love Radio Spirits.....just ordered again. Don't every stop offering these memories.

Spoiler : always think of Balou the bear when I hear his voice !

Spoiler : "Phil Harris And Alice Faye" a Very funny show.

Spoiler : Love this show."Phil Harris And Alice Faye" Will never get tired of Phil Harris and Remley, Julius or Alice.

Spoiler : The Phil Harris and Alice Faye Show: Christmas Programs The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show, a comedy radio program, ran on NBC from 1948 to 1954, evolving from an earlier music and comedy variety program, The Fitch Bandwagon. Singer-bandleader Phil Harris and his wife, actress-singer Alice Faye, became the earlier show's breakout stars...

Spoiler : One of my all time favorites!

Spoiler : Loved his radio show him and Remley? we're just hilarious!

Spoiler : Love listening to copies of his old radio comedy shoe, THE PHIL HARRIS/ALICE FAYE SHOW.

Spoiler : Born in Linton, Indiana 6/24/1904; died 8/11/1995 of heart failure at his Rancho Mirage, California home. Married and divorced to Marcia Ralston (?-?); actress Alice Faye (1941-1995 his death). Raised in Nashville, Tennessee. Attended Hume-Fogg Military Academy. Harris began his career as a drummer in his father's circus band, then was a drummer in several bands including Francis Craig and Henry Halstead. He became co-leader of the Lofner-Harris orchestra, then in 1932 formed his own band called "The Dixie Syncopaters." Recording artist on Apollo, Bluebird, Decca and Savoy record labels. Harris and his band made their radio debut in 1932.

Spoiler : Host and provided music for Let's Listen To Harris on NBC-BLUE (1933-1934). Phil Harris and his band were featured on The Jack Benny Program for the NBC and CBS Radio Networks (1942-1952). Co-star with wife Alice Faye on The Fitch Bandwagon for NBC-Radio (1946-1948); The Phil Harris/Alice Faye Show for NBC-Radio (1948-1954). Flaming Arrow (147 year old Indian) on F Troop for ABC-TV (1965-1967).

Spoiler : Possibly the funniest person I’ve ever heard

Spoiler : He was great on the show, particularly in the prewar years. The episode where Jack is sick and the radio show is done by him and Don Wilson is on of the series’s best.