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The relationship with Curb would remain solid until 1996 when he was dropped from the roster.

After the partnership with MCA evaporated he remained active on his own label, Clyde Records, until he found another home with Curb Records, returning to the label in 2001 and debuting early in 2002 with "Osama Yo' Mama", which made the country Top 50, reached the Top-5 on the country single sales chart, achieved Gold selling status, and the album of the same name reached the country Top-30.

An obscure release called "The New Battle of New Orleans" came along in 2005 as a satiric response to the vandals and looters in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.Curb Records continued to release music video collections on Ray during this time period as well, notably in the form of DVD due to the reality of the VHS video tape becoming obsolete.

Stevens' video albums are released by mail order on his own label, Clyde Records.

After NRC filed for bankruptcy, he signed with Mercury Records with whom Stevens recorded a series of hit records in the 1960s that included songs such as "Ahab the Arab," "Harry the Hairy Ape," "Funny Man," the original recording of "Santa Claus is Watching You," and "Jeremiah Peabody's Polyunsaturated Quick-Dissolving, Fast-Acting Pleasant-Tasting Green and Purple Pills."In 1966, Stevens signed with Monument Records and started to release serious material such as "Mr.

A television show that Stevens stars in, We Ain't Dead Yet, became available to subscribers at his web page.