In one song, this band sings about a little soldier doll who's only eleven inches tall but if you push his buttons in a special way, you'll hear him say "Major Butch Bullhorn, reporting!.
In one song, this band sings about a little soldier doll who's only eleven inches tall but if you push his buttons in a special way, you'll hear him say "Major Butch Bullhorn, reporting!." That song "Commandos Attack!" and other hits like "A Little Polish" and two versions of "Testy Tiger" appear on their album Riding the Wave. They may be better remembered for a cover of "Eight Days a Week," which they performed at the reception of a cancelled wedding, and a cover of "Over the Rainbow." Composed of Philip McNiven, Paul F. Perry, George Miserlis, and Sam Lloyd, one of their hits is an extremely repetitive rendition of "Chili's Baby Back Ribs." Formed by employees from different departments at Sacred Heart, FTP, name this a capella group featured on the television show Scrubs.
In one song, this band sings about a little soldier doll who's only eleven inches tall but if you push his buttons in a special way, you'll hear him say "Major Butch Bullhorn, reporting!.
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