#TossbackTuesday to this video of Ray Stevens performing "I'm Moving On" live on his 1970 "The Ray Stevens Show"! "I'm Moving On" is a 1950 country standard written by Hank Snow which was a number one hit. Several other artists including Ray Charles, Elvis Presley, Don Gibson, and the Rolling Stones also released versions of the song. Ray never recorded it for an album, but there is this live performance. So give it a watch and enjoy! #raystevens #immovingon #hanksnow #tossback #tossbacktuesdays

#OnThisDate in 1974 Ray Stevens' mega-hit song "The Streak" was released and quickly swept the world with its hilarious take on the streaking craze. It was a #1 hit on both the US and UK Billboard charts and, in total, sold over 5 million copies internationally. Here's Ray performing it live on his show CabaRay Nashville! #TheStreak | Ray Stevens

Let's really kick the Christmas season in to high gear with Ray's classic song "Santa Claus Is Watchin' You"! Also, fun fact- this was Ray's very first music video! | Ray Stevens

Today we celebrate the birthday of the legendary Chet Atkins! Chet and Ray Stevens became very close friends and musical collaborators while working on Music Row in Nashville. Here's the two of them performing "Frog Kissin'" on Marty Robbins Spotlight tv show in 1977. Happy Birthday, Chet! We love you! #ChetAtkins #HappyBirthday | Ray Stevens

Today would have been Boots Randolph's Birthday! Ray and Boots were great friends who loved to play music together. Here is Ray, Boots, and Chet Atkins together on Nashville Now (hosted by Ralph Emery) in 1993 performing his classic hit "Yakety Sax". #HappyHeavenlyBirthday Boots! #raystevens #bootsrandolph #chetatkins #yaketysax #nashvillenow #ralphemery #happybirthday #musicmonday | Ray Stevens

Today would have been Chet Atkins' birthday! Chet was one of the most talented and prolific guitar players & music producers who ever lived as well as one of Ray's best friends. To celebrate, here is the original recording of their 1976 musical collaboration "Frog Kissin'". This Chet Atkins song was written by Buddy Kalb with Ray Stevens arranging & producing as well as playing keybords and singing vocals on the track. This funny and cute song made it to #40 on the Hot Country Songs Billboard ch