by Ray Stevens on album The Very Best of Ray Stevens

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Ray Stevens: Live!

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Ray Stevens: Collector's Edition

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album The Best of Ray Stevens

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album The Very Best of Ray Stevens

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of Ray Stevens

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Ray Hadley: Those Were the Days Golden Hits from the 50s & 60s, Vol. 2

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Ray Hadley: Those Were the Days

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Miscellaneous

Ray Stevens Miscellaneous The Streak (1974) Hello, everyone, this is your action news reporter with all the news that is news across the nation on the scene at the supermarket. There seems to have bee

by Ray Stevens on album Miscellaneous

Ray Stevens Miscellaneous Mississippi Squirrel Revival (1985) Well when I was a kid I'd take a trip every summer down to Mississippi To visit my granny and her antebellum world I'd run barefooted al

by Ray Stevens on album Miscellaneous

Ray Stevens Miscellaneous Shriner's Convention (1980) Here they come down main street, drums a flailing and the sirens a wailing what a roar Bands are a playing and flags are a waiving, and the Vangu

by Ray Stevens on album Miscellaneous

Ray Stevens Miscellaneous The Mississippi Squirell Revival Well, when I was a kid I'd take a trip every summer down the Mississippi To visit my granny in her antebellum world I'd run barefooted all

by Ray Stevens on album Early Ray Stevens

by Ray Stevens on album Early Ray Stevens

by Ray Stevens on album Early Ray Stevens

by Ray Stevens on album The Ray Stevens Collection

by Ray Stevens on album 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of Ray Stevens

by Ray Stevens on album Ahab, Jeremiah, Sgt. Preston & More - The Early Ray Stevens

by Ray Stevens on album 1,837 Seconds of Humor / This Is Ray Stevens

by Singer's Edge Karaoke on album Shriner's Convention (Originally Performed By Ray Stevens) [Karaoke Version]