Where can I find a recording of the ink spots singing 'Dem dry bones" (?)?

Answer 1

uh... I believe you posted this in the wrong section.

Answer 2

Dem Bones or Dry Bones or Dem Dry Bones is a well-known traditional spiritual, often used to teach basic anatomy to children (although its description is far from anatomically correct). The melody was written by James Weldon Johnson [1]. Two versions of this traditional song are widely used, the second an abridgement of the first. The lyrics are based on Ezekiel 37:14, where the prophet visits the Valley of Dry Bones[1] and brings them to life by mentioning God's name.

The chorus of the song is often used to teach children about skeletons:

Toe bone connected the foot bone
Foot bone connected the leg bone
Leg bone connected the knee bone...

Bob Barner based a children's book on anatomy on this song.[2]

Over the years, the song has been covered by the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Shirley Caesar and Rosemary Clooney. It also features significantly in the television dramas The Singing Detective and The Prisoner. In the episode of The Simpsons Homer's triple bypass, Dr Nick Riviera sings it (although he forgot the lyrics) while operating Homer ("the red thing's connected to my wristwatch").

Answer 3

Matt., 23:27

Answer 4

http://musicstore.connect.com/artist/103/820/3/1038203.html
Cut and paste the link above and that should take you where you need to go...Hope it helps! ♥ Tracy

Answer 5

try amazon .com that song is a black gospel song. google it and you'll find some free downloads

Answer 6

not on here