"The day the squirrel went berserk in the First Self-Righteous church!" #41stAnniversary The classic Ray Stevens song "Mississippi Squirrel Revival" was released in December of 1984 as a single off of his "He Thinks He’s Ray Stevens" album. Originally, "Mississippi Squirrel Revival" was not intended to be a single, but was rush-released when various radio stations began playing the song. It quickly became a fan favorite and reached number 20 on the Country Singles Billboard chart. Here's Ray per

"The day the squirrel went berserk in the First Self-Righteous church!" #39YearsAgo The classic Ray Stevens song "Mississippi Squirrel Revival" was released in December of 1984 as a single off of his "He Thinks He’s Ray Stevens" album. Originally, "Mississippi Squirrel Revival" was not intended to be a single, but was rush-released when various radio stations began playing the song. It quickly became a fan favorite and reached number 20 on the Country Singles Billboard chart. Here's Ray performi

'Mississippi Squirrel Revival' by Ray Stevens, the newest Country Music Hall of Fame inductee! ‍‍‍‍‍‍ ‍‍ Follow Country Road TV for more! | Country Road TV

#FlashbackFriday Have a laugh with this retro tv clip from The Ray Stevens Show in 1970 which asks the question "Who is Ray Stevens?" This was an ongoing joke on Ray's tv show which always featured guest stars pretending to be real people from his life. This one features Bob Einstein & Dick Curtis! #Flashback #70sTV | Ray Stevens

#OnThisDate exactly 54 years ago in 1970, “The Ray Stevens Show” debuted on NBC as the summer replacement for the "Andy Williams' Show". For a lot of people, this was their introduction to Ray. Also, he wrote his Grammy-winning song "Everything Is Beautiful" as the theme for the program. Here is an 8 minute segment from the third episode containing a series of skits featuring Steve Martin, Mama Cass Elliot, George Lindsey, Dick Curtis, Carole Robinson, Billy Van, and Lulu! #raystevens #raysteven