Q. Lewis in dialect, the tune details the singer's frustrated attempts to follow up "Rosie's" invitation. Also in 1951, Mickey Katz released a Yiddish parody for Capitol Records. In 1974, American rock band Sparks titled their third album Kimono My House, a pun on the song's title. In 1978, on the episode of M*A*S*H entitled "Major Topper", the eccentric "Boot" Miller (played by Hamilton Camp), apparently believing that he is Rosemary Clooney, sings "Come On-a My House" into a "microphone" ladle in the mess tent. References 1939 songs 1951 singles Columbia Records singles Songs written by Ross Bagdasarian Rosemary Clooney songs K. T. Oslin songs Song recordings produced by Mitch Miller Armenian-American history