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03 Nov 02 - 09:38 PM (#817823) Subject: Tune Req: A Rolf Harris Tune From: Stephen L. Rich Does anyone know of an available recorded source (better yet a downloadable source) for "The Buffalo Song"? Bits of it have been running through my head for about a week, now. It's making me NUTS (even by my standards of nutsiness). Stephen Lee |
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03 Nov 02 - 09:49 PM (#817830) Subject: RE: Tune Req: A Rolf Harris Tune From: Joe Offer Can you hum a few bars for us, Stephen? The lyrics are here (click). It isn't on my "Definitive Rolf Harris" CD. If somebody can post the tune, that would be a blessing. Or not. -Joe Offer- |
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04 Nov 02 - 03:17 PM (#818314) Subject: RE: Tune Req: A Rolf Harris Tune From: Stephen L. Rich Thank you. I've got the tune pretty well nailed to my head (from the inside). What was making me crazy (even for me) was not being able to remember all of the words. Stephen Lee |
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14 Jan 09 - 07:19 PM (#2539827) Subject: RE: Tune Req: A Rolf Harris Tune - Buffalo Song From: GUEST,olesenzoo I've been desperately looking for the same song for a year, which they used to play on the radio. It is the B side of the original release of King Caracterus (sp). I found it on one Australian imported album, but I'm not paying $30 to get a single song. Has anyone found it on a single download??? |
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17 Jan 09 - 09:21 AM (#2541256) Subject: RE: Tune Req: A Rolf Harris Tune - Buffalo Song From: GUEST,iancarterb I heard Sandy Bradley and the Small Wonders (the Canote Brothers)do that song on their radio show in Seattle twenty years ago or so, and the last line rattled around in MY head as described above, and I even called both Greg and Jere Canote, and they didn't remember it either! If anyone does come up with a download or printed tune, please PM alert me too - It's a great binary math instructional song! Carter |
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17 Jan 09 - 04:09 PM (#2541631) Subject: RE: Tune Req: A Rolf Harris Tune - Buffalo Song From: Helen Buy the CD and support the artist: CD available at the Rolf Harris website Helen |