From the Boston Globe Article:

"Robbie Fulks was 8 years old when he got his first taste of performing. His father was a part-time musician, playing bluegrass and traditional folk music around small-town Virginia. On occasion his young son sat in with the band. One of the songs little Robbie performed was Oscar the Grouch's 'I Love Trash.'

"Thirty-five years later, the wry country singer still has a thing for trash. The song that's probably gotten the most attention on his latest release, the double-disc live collection Revenge!, is a straight-face cover of Cher's shlocky 1998 hit, 'Believe.' He's done the same with ABBA's 'Dancing Queen,' and there's said to be a full-length tribute to Michael Jackson stashed away somewhere."

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