In Heaven There Is No Beer?!
by Sam Mulligan featuring James and Lydia Primate and Lauren of The World Is Square
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about
This is one of my favorite polka songs. It's simple, fun, and has a very important message. Thanks to my friends, James, Lydia, and Lauren for contributing to make our rendition sound way better than I could by myself. Thanks to you for listening, and I hope you like it!
"In Heaven There Is No Beer" is public domain and has been played by Brave Combo, Polkacide, Frank Yankovic, and many others. Please check out their versions too, because they are awesome.
"In Heaven There Is No Beer" is public domain and has been played by Brave Combo, Polkacide, Frank Yankovic, and many others. Please check out their versions too, because they are awesome.
credits
released November 5, 2012
Sam Mulligan - gameboy and lead vocals
James and Lydia Primate - additional vocals, mixing/mastering
Lauren of The World Is Square - ukulele
and thanks to Taters for the idea!
Sam Mulligan - gameboy and lead vocals
James and Lydia Primate - additional vocals, mixing/mastering
Lauren of The World Is Square - ukulele
and thanks to Taters for the idea!
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Sam Mulligan
Sam Mulligan is a comedy+rock singer who specializes in sick guitar riffs and dope gameboy beats.
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