"Weird Al" Tribute Dot Com

Below are songs that are not on the tribute albums, but some are. Listed by artist

This is the Webmaster (Me). I have a goal to make more "Weird Al" tribute songs than anybody else in the history of the world! So far I only have 9, but it's a start. Below are MP3s of my Al tributes, enjoy!

This is a 30th anniversary remake of the rare song, Belvedere Cruisin'. Belvedere Cruisin', Al's first recorded song, debuted on the Dr. Demento show on March 14th 1976. This is the first 30th anniversary tribute of an Al song! Released January 22nd 2006.

This is a brand new updated remake of The Dr. Demento Anniversary song that was performed by Barnes and Barnes with "Weird Al" back in 1985! The original song was never released, only played a handful of times on the Dr. Demento show, but now you can download this remake and listen to it as many times as you want!

Originally written by Barnes and Barnes (Al played accordion and sang a few parts)

Updated lyrics (like the newer presidents) written by Matthew Hodgson and performed by Matthew Hodgson "That One Guy" This is actually a Barnes and Barnes, "Weird Al" and Dr. Demento tribute at the same time! Enjoy! Recorded on April 29th 2005.

This is a cover of School Cafeteria! School Cafeteria was released on the B side of My Bologna (the bathroom version) in 1979. Recorded on August 8th 2004. Oh, by the way, I was the same age Al was when he recorded the original (19).

This is a cover I did of the original bathroom version of My Bologna. I recorded this in 2002, and remastered it. In my opinion this is my best cover. Bermuda seems to think so too since he told me that he thought it was Al singing a long lost version. :)

This is a cover of Since You've Been Gone from Bad Hair Day. I used the karaoke track from the Gump CD single; recorded in early 2004

This is my first, and so far only, original tribute. This song is on Me, Myself, and I (track 7). The song is basicaly about a guy whos every move is related to Al; his biggest fan. This was recorded in 2002

The Next three songs were recorded in a karaoke bar. The VFW on W. 10th St. in Indianapolis, IN.

This is me performing the 2 concert only songs, Fast Food and Free Delivery. Recorded way back in 2000. It's kind of low quality around my early recording days, I just have it on here to show that I made an Al tribute back then.

"When I heard My Bologna, I thought it was some long-lost version! Great work on all the tunes"

Jake is a parody artist/satire artist who has been greatly inspired by Al. He has three "Weird Al" tribute songs. Amazingly 2 of them are on the 2nd tribute album (Me, Myself, and I)! Jake and I are pretty much in the same boat when it comes to Al tributes. Even though I live in Indiana and he lives in Utah (pretty long boat!). We are pondering the idea of making a tribute together - we've recorded together before. Keep checkin' back for new songs by Jake.

Jake performs Al's first song ever (unreleased song he sent to Dr. Demento back in 1976) with a hint of Such a Groovy Guy (from Al's self Titled Album). He plays the beginning portion of the accordion solo very well, very well indeed.

Jake performs Mr. Frump in the Iron Lung (from Al's Self Titled Album). A great cover, and once again nice accordion work.

Feel Like Throwing Up - This is a cover/add on to the rare song Feel like Throwing Up. Al wrote 1 verse in 1979 and Jared wrote two verses. Recorded Dec. 2005

This is a cover and an add on to the rare and unreleased song Chicken Pot Pie. Al only wrote 1 verse, and Bob Covers it well - then he added his own extra verse. This song is the result of Al and Bob having the same idea for a parody, and this recording is a merge of both sets of lyrics. Joe Alba is on guitars, Mike Davidson is on Drums and Bass, and Bob on all Vocals, Piano, and Strings.

These next three songs are some of his early work. Unreleased...untill now - thanks to Jake Waters.

Credits are by Bob only on those last three songs. Oh and Al Yankovic wrote the lyrics - of course.

Luke is a parody artist/funny musician/voice impersonator kinda guy. He has 2 "Weird Al" tribute songs, a remix of one of those songs, 1 semi tribute, and 5 other songs that either mention Al or relate to him.

A parody of "Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)" by the Offspring, about being a hard-core "Weird Al" Yankovic fan. Luke Ski got the idea for this song in the hopes that there would be a second 'Prosthetic Lips' "Weird Al" Yankovic tribute album, so he could make a submission. But since that didn't happen, he put the song on his CD "Carpe Dementia" as a hidden track just for fun. FYI, this song came out in 1999 a few months before "Weird Al's" album "Running With Scissors", which also contained a parody of the same Offspring song, his titled "Pretty Fly For A Rabbi". Luke had no idea that it was going to be on Al's album, which he likes to chalk up to great minds thinking alike. It's hidden track #27 on the album "Carpe Dementia", which you can order at www.LukeSki.com.

lyrics - (LYRIC LINK COMING SOON)A parody of "C'mon 'N Ride It (The Train)" by Quad City DJs, a tribute to the 20th anniversary of the live on-the-air recording of "Weird Al" Yankovic's song "Another One Rides The Bus" on "The Dr. Demento Show". From the album "Uber Geek", which you can order at www.LukeSki.com.

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A parody of "Rhymin' and Stealin'" by the Beastie Boys about Dr. Demento & Whimsical Will of "the Dr. Demento Show". Whimsical Will liked this song so much, that he did a piece on it during the Demented News (7-6-97). He has also used clips from this, and a couple other Luke Ski songs since then. Lead vocalists Luke Ski, J Styles, and J.T. Sienkowski (referred to as 'Nickel' in the liner notes). This song mentions Al a couple times. From the album "Shadows of the Bunghole", find out about it at www.LukeSki.com.

The Sign Of A True D-Fan (link to audio clip)

lyrics - (not typed up yet)

Hey ALCON '98 (no link)

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This was a Dickie Goodman / Whimsical Will style of break-in interview based on the events of the ALCON '98 Convention. It was released as a part of the "Forgotten Fishheads" Luke Ski rarities fan club collection in 2000. Find out more about the fan club at www.LukeSki.com.

Gump - Live 3-9-96 (no link)

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Luke came up with the idea to do a parody of "Lump" about "Forrest Gump" a couple months before "Bad Hair Day" was released. This is a live recording done at the Toledo Rocky Horror Picture Show on March 9th, 1996, 3 days before "Bad Hair Day's" release, and 1 day before Al premiered the song on "the Dr. Demento Show". For this one performance, this version of the song was Luke's, and the crowd loved it. It was released as a part of the "Forgotten Fishheads" Luke Ski rarities fan club collection in 2000. Find out more about the fan club at www.LukeSki.com.

Are You? (no link)

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Luke's DJ, engineer, and younger brother, DJ Skrabble, was messing around with his turntables one day when he made this track combining LPs of Weird Al's Peter and the Wolf, the Muppet Show soundtrack, Nine Inch Nails, and Michael Jackson. It was released as a part of the "Forgotten Fishheads" Luke Ski rarities fan club collection in 2000. Find out more about the fan club at www.LukeSki.com. (It also became the basis for the theme to Luke's weekly internet funny music show, "Dementia Revolution.

Y.O.D.A (link to audio clip)

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This song doesn't mention Al at all, but was written as an unofficial sequel to "Yoda". Weird Al's "Yoda" talks about the events from "Empire Strikes Back", and Luke's "Y.O.D.A." talks about the events from "Return Of The Jedi". From the album "Carpe Dementia", which you can order at www.LukeSki.com.

Fanboy (link to audio clip)

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This song is about being a big fan of various types of things. At the end of the third verse, Luke worked in a blatant "27" in the lyrics, as a nod to Weird Al fandom. From the album "Uber Geek", which you can order at www.LukeSki.com.

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