When was the song “You’re a Viper” released by The Manhattan Transfer?

The song You’re a Viper was released in 1971, on the album “Jukin'”.

Who composed the song “You’re a Viper” by The Manhattan Transfer?

The song “You’re a Viper” by The Manhattan Transfer was composed by Anne Rachel, Fats Waller.

Anne Rachel, Fats Waller

Talk about a reefer of five feet long
Not too fat and not too strong
You get high, but not for long
If you're a viper

Now I’m the king of everything
Got to get high for to sing
Light that tee and we will see
If you're a viper

When coke gets dry you know you're high
Everything is hip and dandy
Truck on down to the candy store
Bust your chops on some peppermint candy

Now you know that you been sent
Don’t give a damn if you can't pay the rent
The sky is high and so am I
If you're a viper

When coke gets dry you know you're high
Everything is hip and dandy
Truck on down to the candy store
Bust your chops on some peppermint candy

Now you know everything
Got to get high for to sing
Light that tee and wе will see
If you're a viper

When was the song “You’re a Viper” released by The Manhattan Transfer?: The song You’re a Viper was released in 1971, on the album “Jukin'”.
Who composed the song “You’re a Viper” by The Manhattan Transfer?: The song “You’re a Viper” by The Manhattan Transfer was composed by Anne Rachel, Fats Waller.