Bigfoot has never set foot in a music studio, but he does have a song written about him.
Not to mention a ballad by Randall Hylton.
Derek and Brandon Fiechter composed instrumental tracks titled “The Legend of Bigfoot” to capture a mysterious, cinematic woodland atmosphere.
Rapper Last Emperor titled his entire album The Legend of Bigfoot.
Danny Freyer’s “I Still Believe in Bigfoot,” was used in the closing credits of the 2017 documentary American Bigfoot.
Here are ten songs about Bigfoot.
10 Songs About Bigfoot
“Bigfoot” by Buzz Martin
1970s Oregon logger-singer, straight country.
They say he’s a monster with the mind of a child
I think he’s just a logger that done went wild
“Bigfoot Song” by Buddy Knox
This is an unreleased demo from the ’70s, only surfaced publicly in 2005 — Knox actually went Bigfoot-hunting with Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin, the guys behind the famous Patterson-Gimlin film.
Sasquatch is the legend, Bigfoot is the name. Lookout for the thing with the Bigfoot name.
“Bigfoot (Northwest’s Abominable Snowman)” by Don Jones
1970s concept album, allegedly built around “genuine” Bigfoot screams recorded by Ray Wallace.
The songs on the A side of this album are dedicated to all the believers and disbelievers of Bigfoot. The screams on this album are authentic Bigfoot screams.
“Big Foot” by The Goodies
British comedy troupe.
“Running with Bigfoot” by Groovie Ghoulies
1997 pop-punk.
Running with Bigfoot. Running with Bigfoot. Running Bigfoot, yeah.
“Bigfoot!” by The Weakerthans
This is indie rock, about the humiliation of being a guy who claims he saw Bigfoot — this is a live recording.
For the visions I will see, they will believe me.
“Bigfoot” by Math the Band
2009 chiptune/synthpunk, from the album Don’t Worry.
“Bigfoot” by Mt. Joy
This is contemporary indie rock, official video.
Bigfoot is out there just knowing you don’t care
About his life in solitude
He’s dancing with the lonely, he’d choose you only
He’d rock from side to side
“Bigfoot” by W&W
EDM/big-room.
“Bigfoot” by Big Freedia (Explicit)
New Orleans bounce — really about being “big,” not the cryptid, but the title matches.