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    Who wrote 'Olly Olly Oxen Free', the song made famous by the Kingston Trio?

    Question #33700. Asked by hummbug. (May 14 03 10:19 PM)


    Friar Tuck

    It was ALLY, ALLY OXEN FREE by Rod McKuen/Steven Yates http://home.att.net/~kingstontrioplace/lyricsaf.htm

    May 14 03, 11:19 PM


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