Rich Little's 12 Days of Christmas

[Tim Hopkins]

Does anybody remember Rich Little doing a version of the "Twelve Days
of Christmas" using a variety of his impressions? I remember it from
around christmas 1985 and I haven't found it since. Does anyone even
know if it is available commercially?

Tim

[Brian]

Post by Tim Hopkins
Does anybody remember Rich Little doing a version of the "Twelve Days
of Christmas" using a variety of his impressions? I remember it from
around christmas 1985 and I haven't found it since. Does anyone even
know if it is available commercially?

There was just a discussion of this on Mark Evanier's blog.
[but no source of a copy]

http://www.newsfromme.com/archives/2003_12_24.html#003464

Brian

[John Lienhart]

Post by Tim Hopkins
Does anybody remember Rich Little doing a version of the "Twelve Days
of Christmas" using a variety of his impressions? I remember it from
around christmas 1985 and I haven't found it since. Does anyone even
know if it is available commercially?
Tim

Try searching here. I didn't have any luck, but .....

http://php.indiana.edu/~jbmorris/

[Jeff Morris]

Post by John Lienhart

Post by Tim Hopkins
Does anybody remember Rich Little doing a version of the "Twelve Days
of Christmas" using a variety of his impressions? I remember it from
around christmas 1985 and I haven't found it since. Does anyone even
know if it is available commercially?

Try searching here. I didn't have any luck, but .....
http://php.indiana.edu/~jbmorris/

Brian Leibowitz posted a link to Mark Evanier's blog where there was some
discussion of Rich Little doing a Christmas special, but I didn't see anything
there about him singing "The Twelve Days Of Christmas".

Are you sure you're not thinking of Frank Welker's version about a cat
caught in a pear tree? There are several impressions in there including
Bill Cosby, Archie Bunker, George C. Scott, Jimmy Stewart, etc.

[Djcampaii]

I remember Rich Little's Christmas special, which I saw on HBO (I think) over
20 years ago. He played all the main characters. It was pretty funny from
what I recall.

Dennis

[r***@gmail.com]

Rich Little did one for sure in the 1970's.
Some of the lines were 3 GI Joes in John Wayne's voice, 4 super newsmen-- as Walter Cronkite. Paul Lynde was initiated too. No idea where to get it though

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I have been looking for it too. I keep remembering him doing Foster Brooks on the first day of Christmas. Half way through the song Foster Brooks impersonation eats the bird and a couple rounds later the feathers are coming back up. Miss this version.

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There was also another version of this done by Steve Irving.

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Post by Tim Hopkins
Does anybody remember Rich Little doing a version of the "Twelve Days
of Christmas" using a variety of his impressions? I remember it from
around christmas 1985 and I haven't found it since. Does anyone even
know if it is available commercially?
Tim

Hi Tim, I've been looking for it online for a few years with no luck, it's a great Christmas song!
Terry

[e***@gmail.com]

Actually that song exists, however it is done by Steve Irving, not rich little. http://youtu.be/P6mI1PKOsec