- Turn Your Radio On
- The Streak
- Jeremiah Peabody's Polyunsaturated Quick-Dissolving Fast-Acting Pleasan
- It's Me Again, Margaret
- Gitarzan
- The Mississippi Squirrel Revival
- Ahab the Arab
- Shriner's Convention
- Misty
- Harry the Hairy Ape
- Would Jesus Wear a Rolex?
- Everything Is Beautiful
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Joe Diffie Primary Artist
Charlie Daniels Primary Artist
Michael English Primary Artist
Tyler Dean Primary Artist
Rascal Flatts Primary Artist
Heidi Newfield Primary Artist
SHeDAISY Primary Artist
Andy Griggs Primary Artist
Dobie Gray Primary Artist
Vince Gill Primary Artist
Julie Roberts Primary Artist
Phil Vassar Primary Artist
Ray Stevens Primary Artist
Erika Jo Primary Artist
Sonya Isaacs Primary Artist
Paul Hogan Children's Chorus
Sharon Shelton Children's Chorus
Grace Sturgeon Children's Chorus
Abbie Page Children's Chorus
Lee Brice Featured Artist
Jacob Kinslow Children's Chorus
Jim Horn Sax (Baritone)
Trace Adkins Vocals
Robert Bailey Vocals (Background)
Keith Urban Guitar
John Jarvis Piano
Chuck Rhodes Whistle (Human)
Paul Leim Drums
David Hungate Bass,Trombone
John Hobbs Piano
Vicki Hampton Vocals (Background)
Wes Hightower Vocals (Background)
Mark Casstevens Banjo,Harmonica
Rob Hajacos Fiddle
Chris Clark Sound Effects
Michael Spriggs Guitar (Acoustic)
Brent Mason Guitar (Electric)
Bruce Bouton Dobro,Guitar (Steel)
Steve Patrick Trumpet
Kim Fleming Vocals (Background)
Colin Murphy Assistant Engineer
John Stinson Engineer
Matt Cole Assistant Engineer
Bill Everette Composer
Erick Anderson Photography
J.C. Monterrosa Mixing,Engineer
Hank Williams Mastering
Jim Horn Horn Arrangements
Margaret Archer Composer
Paul Craft Composer
Chet Atkins Composer
Chuck Rhodes Executive Producer
Erroll Garner Composer
Ray Stevens Composer
Chris Clark Engineer,Producer,Vocal Effect
Albert E. Brumley Composer
Steve Marcantonio Mixing,Engineer
Cledus T. Judd Producer

Boogity Boogity: A Tribute to the Comic Genius of Ray Stevens
by Cledus T. Judd
Cledus T. Judd

Boogity Boogity: A Tribute to the Comic Genius of Ray Stevens
by Cledus T. Judd
Cledus T. Judd
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As strange as it is to see Cledus T. Judd as a post-Celebrity Fit Club stud muffin on the cover of Boogity Boogity, the motivation and execution of this tribute to "the comic genius of Ray Stevens" is much stranger. Cledus recorded his tribute a bit before a reality television fitness show turned him to just about the hottest man ever to record a novelty tune, back when he was at Koch Nashville, which went belly up. Cledus held onto the album as he searched for a label, then when he signed with Curb and announced a guest list that had country star power all over it, it sure seemed like Boogity was going to be a very important and grand album for country comedy, because really, nothing in the genre before had this combination of reverence and Vince Gill. Boogity has Vince Gill, and it has plenty of reverence, too, plus a heaping helping of obsession. Cledus loves the work of Ray Stevens, there's no doubting that, but he chooses to re-create dated material like "The Streak" and "Gitarzan" so faithfully that it's eerie, and there's a reason albums filled with novelty songs are rarely eerie. Stevens' delivery, the trio of female backup singers he always preferred, the canned laughter he dropped on his songs, and even the flatter production soundscape that was just the way it was when these songs were hits are re-created faithfully, admirably, and with no clues as to why one shouldn't just go listen to the originals. This isn't always the case, since the all-star cast on "Everything Is Beautiful" offers a unique -- and moving -- touch, while the timeless question "Would Jesus Wear a Rolex?" is delivered with enough kick that it does sound like it came from the age of Kenny Chesney. These moments are truly good times, and when Cledus chases the mythical Margaret it's pretty darn funny. While true Stevens or Cledus fans will find that more than enough, most will find this labor of love has nothing new to say about men running around naked, apes that play the six-string, or Shriners named Bubba. ~ David Jeffries
Product Details
Release Date: | 08/28/2007 |
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Label: | Curb |
UPC: | 0715187899322 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Cledus T. Judd Primary Artist,Sound EffectsJoe Diffie Primary Artist
Charlie Daniels Primary Artist
Michael English Primary Artist
Tyler Dean Primary Artist
Rascal Flatts Primary Artist
Heidi Newfield Primary Artist
SHeDAISY Primary Artist
Andy Griggs Primary Artist
Dobie Gray Primary Artist
Vince Gill Primary Artist
Julie Roberts Primary Artist
Phil Vassar Primary Artist
Ray Stevens Primary Artist
Erika Jo Primary Artist
Sonya Isaacs Primary Artist
Paul Hogan Children's Chorus
Sharon Shelton Children's Chorus
Grace Sturgeon Children's Chorus
Abbie Page Children's Chorus
Lee Brice Featured Artist
Jacob Kinslow Children's Chorus
Jim Horn Sax (Baritone)
Trace Adkins Vocals
Robert Bailey Vocals (Background)
Keith Urban Guitar
John Jarvis Piano
Chuck Rhodes Whistle (Human)
Paul Leim Drums
David Hungate Bass,Trombone
John Hobbs Piano
Vicki Hampton Vocals (Background)
Wes Hightower Vocals (Background)
Mark Casstevens Banjo,Harmonica
Rob Hajacos Fiddle
Chris Clark Sound Effects
Michael Spriggs Guitar (Acoustic)
Brent Mason Guitar (Electric)
Bruce Bouton Dobro,Guitar (Steel)
Steve Patrick Trumpet
Kim Fleming Vocals (Background)
Technical Credits
Glenn Sweitzer Art Direction,DesignColin Murphy Assistant Engineer
John Stinson Engineer
Matt Cole Assistant Engineer
Bill Everette Composer
Erick Anderson Photography
J.C. Monterrosa Mixing,Engineer
Hank Williams Mastering
Jim Horn Horn Arrangements
Margaret Archer Composer
Paul Craft Composer
Chet Atkins Composer
Chuck Rhodes Executive Producer
Erroll Garner Composer
Ray Stevens Composer
Chris Clark Engineer,Producer,Vocal Effect
Albert E. Brumley Composer
Steve Marcantonio Mixing,Engineer
Cledus T. Judd Producer
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