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Ray Parker Jr. Brings Down the House with Epic "Ghostbusters" at Epcot

Who ya gonna call? Ray Parker Jr., that's who! The iconic musician brought the supernatural funk to Epcot on September 8, 2023, performing his megahit "Ghostbusters" during an unforgettable Eat to the Beat concert at the America Gardens Theatre. Parker had fans of all ages singing and dancing along to the catchy pop smash under the moonlit Florida sky. "Ghostbusters" has become one of the most beloved movie theme songs of all time. Parker was commissioned to write and record it for the 1984 supernatural comedy starring Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd. Collaborating with producer Clive Davis, he came up with the insanely catchy track that namechecks the characters and uses "ghost" imagery in playful, danceable ways. On the Disney Parks Blog, Parker recalled getting the surreal call from the film's director Ivan Reitman asking him to write a song worthy of the Ghostbusters. He shared funny stories from recording the tune, including ad-libbing the "I ain't 'fraid of no ghost" hook. The mix of pop, funk and hip-hop makes it irresistibly danceable. Parker really brought the party at Epcot, getting fans of all ages up and "busting" moves. Attendees and viewers can relive the magic of Parker's performance through this energetic video. When he calls out "Who ya gonna call?", the crowd goes wild chanting back "GHOSTBUSTERS!" People dance side-by-side doing the signature move from the song's music video. The Epcot gig marked 35 years since the Ghostbusters film and song took pop culture by storm. Parker called it an honor to perform the anthem where families make memories. It was truly an unforgettable Eat to the Beat performance! Revisit Parker's legendary Epcot concert and go behind the music with the must-see "Ghostbusters" video. It shows how he crafted the perfect supernatural theme, blending 80s pop and hip-hop. The iconic song remains a Halloween staple and dancefloor filler 35 years later! It was a frightfully fun night at Epcot.