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Burdette and his wife Dallas adopted two boys and two girls from the infamous Georgia Tann who operated a the black market adoption agency called the Tennessee Children's Home society in Memphis.
his granddaughter is actress Elizabeth (Liz) Burdette (Grays Anatomy)
This was a radio show that was produced and transcribed in Hollywood, CA in the 1950s. There are about 290 episodes extant. Each short show (made to fit a 15 minute time slot) has songs by The Whippoorwills and "Sweet Georgia Brown" (Juanita Vastine) and, of course Burnette. The announcer is Joe Slattery. Bfotk (talk) 23:40, 24 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]