Any idea where I can find that song? I think it's by Ray Stevens, but I can't find it on iTunes or anywhere else for that matter. I find references to the song, but no clips.
Does anyone have it?
Thread: Mr. Baker the Undertaker
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Mr. Baker the Undertaker –
08-25-2007,01:06 PM
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08-25-2007,07:50 PM
I've never heard of it, can you sign a few bars?
http://web.me.com/buckaneerbabe/Site...Halloween.html
http://s153.photobucket.com/albums/s202/buckaneerbabe/
When Scarecrows smile & pumpkins scream
Then, my friend, t'is Hallowe'en.
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08-26-2007,06:15 AM
I'm afraid not. It was recommended to me by someone else. I haven't heard it.
You wouldn't want to hear ME sing it anyway!!
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08-26-2007,08:45 AM
Could it be from the play The Butcher, The Baker & The Undertaker?
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08-26-2007,12:39 PM
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08-26-2007,12:59 PM
Thanks. I found a lot of that information but there are no links to the actual mp3 file, or any reference to what album it is on, or how I can buy it.
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08-26-2007,03:27 PM
Sorry, I didn't check out the links because they looked pretty promising.
hmmmmmm
I hate these kinds of mysteries! Makes me keep looking!
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08-26-2007,04:09 PM
I would like to hear "Sittin' Up With The Dead" by Ray Stevens
I can't get the link to play on my laptop.
There are some other songs of his that have interesting titles.
I'll keep looking!
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08-26-2007,04:14 PM
went to his webs site and found the following information. Maybe you could contact them at one of these and see if it is available.
phone:615-322-1200
fax; 615-321-5455
EMAIL: rstevens@raystevens.com
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08-26-2007,04:26 PM
Well, I checked every song on all of these albums:
http://www.themadmusicarchive.com/ar...?ArtistID=1150
and it wasn't on them.
Looks like he may only have done the song on Dr. Demento's show, I've found it listed on show #82-30 played on July 25th, 1982
http://www.themadmusicarchive.com/pl...spx?Show=82-30



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