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Actually, the name of the song is O Come All You Faithful ('You' instead of 'Ye'). I am really surprised that this song hasn't really caught on to become a more widely known and favorite Christmas song.

Hey dissolve4: You win. Your prize? Dancing Bear at your next birthday party.

For another 'Sound of Music' parody, go to 'Cory-Rawson Polygon'. Equally funny.

Taylor's label was hesitant to release it as a single because they thought the message was too dark to be understood. RB Greaves also released it as a single before Taylor.

It was released before James Teylor released it as a single, but it got virtually no airplay.

They played an outdoor concert at Ashland College in 1973, I think. Fantastic concert. Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels also played.

For another polygon song (a funnier one), go to 'Cory-Rawson Polygon."

For another (and funnier) polygon song, go to 'Cory-Rawson Polygon'.

This song should be a staple on all classic rock stations, but none will play it. However, I did hear 'Changes' on Sirius' Deep Tracks channel.

I'm pretty sure The Lemon Pipers were students at Miami U in Oxford, Ohio.

This is one of the bonus tracks on the 2001 WOW CD.

Remember when Bruce Willis broke out into this song in a Moonlighting episode. Cracked me up.

I don't see Steve Martin or Paul Shaffer in any of the group shots.

For a VERY CLEVER parody of "Do Re Mi" check out 'Cory-Rawson Polygon' on YouTube.

Both guitar players are strumming during the guitar solo - so who is playing it?

This would be a staple on classic rock stations if they would cross over to Christian rock.

For a very clever parody, go to 'Cory-Rawson Polygon''. You'll enjoy it.

I wish CBS would bring this back as the closing song of the NCAA tournament. The montage of great plays from 1983 has not been matched.