Sung by Others

This is a list of every known Ween song containing vocal parts by people other than Gene and Dean Ween.

See also: Sung by Dean Ween, Sung by Gene Ween

Mean Ween

• Candi
• Little Birdy - Mean Ween sings the 2nd verse. 1st verse is Deaner.

Claude Coleman

• Put the Coke on My Dick
• Pumpin' on the Dance Floor - Unconfirmed
• The Final Alarm
• Waving My Dick in the Wind - Vocal part of "Jimmy Wilson" is Gener. However, Claude typically performs the part live.

Guy Heller

• Creamy Ass
• Flies on My Dick - Heller is credited with vocals on this track in the Pure Guava liner notes.
• I'm Fat - Credited as Calvin Celsius
• I'm Gay (And I'm Proud)
• Killer Speed

The Jordanaires

(backing vocalists on 12 Golden Country Greats)

• I'm Holding You
• Powder Blue

Others

• Bananas and Blow - Backing vocalists
• Birthday Boy - The answering machine messages are by Gene's real-life father and mother. The very end of the track also contains a short snippet of the Pink Floyd song "Echoes" which contains vocals by David Gilmour and Richard Wright.
• The Blarney Stone - Background "barroom" vocals unknown
• Does It Turn You On? - Backing vocalists
• Don't Get 2 Close (2 My Fantasy) - The whistling part is performed by Scott Lowe, who is also credited with backing vocals.
• I Like You - Scott Lowe is credited with backing vocals.
• I Really Miss You (And I’m All Alone) - Jared Kennedy is credited with both lyrics and vocals.
• I Saw Gener Cryin' in His Sleep - Larry Curtin is credited with whistling and backing vocals.
• I'm In The Mood To Move - David Williams does backing vocal.
• It's Gonna Be a Long Night - Although Dean Ween sings the Quebec album version, bassist Dave Dreiwitz sang the original demo version, and often sings it live as well.
• Marble Tulip Juicy Tree - Larry Curtin performs the spoken word section.
• Ooh Va La - Backing vocalists
• Sitting Up in Aaron's Room - Larry Curtin sings lead vocal.
• Spleen - Scott Lowe performs all vocal tracks.
• Spring Song - Jared Kennedy sings backing vocal.
• You Were the Fool - One of the Nashville studio musicians can be heard in the beginning counting the song in.