Dorkfish is a 1998 comedy album by comedian Bill Engvall. It was released in 1998 via Warner Bros. Records. The album includes a novelty Christmas song titled "Here's Your Sign Christmas," which charted at #39 on Hot Country Songs in 1998 and #46 in 1999. "I'm a Cowboy," another musical track, peaked at #60 on the same chart.
Track listing All tracks written by Bill Engvall; "I'm a Cowboy" co-written by Aaron Barker; "Here's Your Sign Christmas" co-written by Doug Grau.
"Factory Outlet Malls" - 1:38 "Flying" - 3:35 "Smokers" - 1:57 "Weather and News" - 4:14 "Bungee Jumping and Parachuting" - 5:12 "My Daughter's Growing Up" - 2:32 "T-Ball and Indian Guides" - 8:03 "Minivan" - 1:43 "Discovery Channel" - 3:28 "Dorkfish" - 2:00 "Whale Watching" - 2:06 "Broke Food" - 2:56 "More Here's Your Sign" - 3:15 "Bronco Busting" - 4:49 "Deer Hunting" - 4:34 "I'm a Cowboy" - 3:17 musical track featuring Buddy Jewell (uncredited) "Here's Your Sign Christmas" - 2:19 musical track featuring Kelli Bruce, Etta Britt, and Vickie Carrico
Personnel Technical Steve Allen - overdubbing ("Here's Your Sign Christmas") Bill Engvall - executive producer Doug Grau - producer, mixing Grant "Couch" Green - recording assistant ("I'm a Cowboy") Lee Groitzsch - mixing ("Here's Your Sign Christmas") Hugh Healy - recording John Jascsz - recording ("I'm a Cowboy"), mixing ("I'm a Cowboy" and "Here's Your Sign Christmas") Buddy Jewell - recording assistant ("I'm a Cowboy") Rocky Schnaars - recording ("Here's Your Sign Christmas") Ronnie Thomas - digital editing Hank Williams - mastering J.P. Williams - producer (except "I'm a Cowboy" and "Here's Your Sign Christmas") Brian David Willis - overdubbing ("Here's Your Sign Christmas")
Musicians on "I'm a Cowboy" and "Here's Your Sign Christmas" Tony Harrell - piano Duncan Mullins - bass guitar Gary Olyear - fiddle Al Perkins - pedal steel guitar Milton Sledge - drums John Willis - acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Charts
Weekly charts Chart (1998) Peak position
Year-end charts Chart (1999) Position US Top Country Albums (Billboard) 46
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