Bigfoot song by Rick Dees.

Producer – James Stroud, Rick Dees.

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Texas Monthly has called Dyer "the world's most infamous Bigfoot hunter. Dyer is a full time Bigfoot hunter who is a self-styled "master tracker" of Bigfoot.

RICK DEES (Author, Performer) Format: Vinyl.

2 tracks · November 1984. Hurt Me Baby Make Me Write Bad Checks! Play album.

This is the album that made Rick Dees' career. Dees first aired this parody while a DJ at WHBQ in Memphis in 1977. The song took advantage of the disco craze and has been called the biggest selling novelty hit of the 1970s. A fun novelty record, but not a classic comedy album.

In North American folklore, Bigfoot or Sasquatch are said to be hairy, upright-walking, ape-like creatures that dwell in the wilderness and leave footprints. They are strongly associated with the Pacific Northwest (particularly Oregon, Washington and British Columbia), and individuals claim to see the creatures across North America.

Dees wrote this song in one day at his apartment. In 1975, he released a single ("Page 602" backed with "National Wet Off") that was released on the local Fretone label. It topped out at in 1977, but was not his last chart appearance: he returned with "Bigfoot" ( 1978), "Eat My Shorts" ( 1984) and "Get Nekked" ( 1984). The single went Platinum for sales of a million copies in America. Wayne from Ottawa'Disco Duck' was NOT Rick Dees' only recording. In fact, he followed up 'Disco Duck' with 'Dis-Gorilla' several months later, but unlike its smash-hit predecessor, it flopped on the charts. Randy from Fayettevile, ArWoW!