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'''Buck:''' And he plays, good too.
===Bear Band Serenade===
Pianjo leads directly into the Bear Band Serenade which features the 5 Bear Rugs, Henry and Gomer. The Five Bear Rugs consist of:
*Zeek- The lead singer of the bears, grey bear with glasses who wears a tan top hat. He plays the banjo and dishpan
*Zed- A brown bear with a light brown stomach. Zed wears a bandanna around his neck and miner's hat. He plays the fiddle.
*Ted-A tall, brown, skinny bear who plays the corn jug and the washboard.
*Fred-The largest of the bears,is a brown bear and wears blue jeans with suspenders and striped red and white tie.
* Tennessee- Tennessee is a brown bear who plays the One-String Thang, which sounds just like a guitar (but only has one string. Tennessee years a red bandanna around his neck.
*Baby Oscar- The smallest of the bears, Baby Oscar never plays an instrument nor does he speak. He is never without his teddy bear.
In the Bear Band Saranade Henry sings, Gomer plays piano, and the Five Bear Rugs play their respective instruments.
====Song Lyrics====
Henry:The Bear Band bears will play now
In the good ol' key of G.
Zeek and Zeb and Ted and Fred
And a bear named Tennessee.
Zeek's a-twangin' on the banjo
And a-tappin' with his feet.
While bangin' on a dishpan
With a real ol' country beat.
Zeb's a-sawin' on the fiddle
With a crooked hickory bow.
When the spirit moves that bruin,
He can make that fiddle go.
Brother Ted is on the corn jug.
Now, I mean that bear can blow.
He also plays the washboard
With a handle of a hoe.
And big Fred's playin' mouth harp.
He plays it kinda sad.
He never took a lesson,
He just picked it up from Dad.
And li'l ol' Tennessee Bear
Is a-featured on the thang.
Sounds just like a guitar,
But it's only got one string.
So clap your hands and
Stomp your feet and
Try to keep right with 'em.
One sure thing the Bear Band's go
Is real ol' country rhythm.
Yeah, clap your hands and
Stomp your feet and
Try to keep right with 'em.
One sure thing the Bear Band's got
Is real ol' country rhythm.
Ah ha!
