Saturday, January 10, 2009

Bring Back Howdy Doody!!



Here is a song that I covered quite a while ago, however soon after I posted this video on... September 23, 2007. A man by the name of Steve contacted me on Oct 23 2007 via Youtube. Here is the letter he wrote me...

" Hi,

I was kind of amazed to find this on Youtube. It's actually a song I wrote back in 1968, & the recording was never meant to come out, which is why it was so bad. K & K put it backwards on the b side of Indian Giver & DJs started flipping it over & playing it backwards (which was forwards). K & K rerecorded it with The Flying Giraffe on Bell Records, but it didn't do anything. Any way I can get a copy of this? If you want to see the full story behind the song go to http://www.philxmilstein.com/probe/02... and find session # 67

Regards, Steve "

At the link provided, after you click on it, scroll pretty far down, you will see a picture of Howdy Doody. At this point... you will find a few MP3's. One Being the Original version of this song as well as a version that was recorded later, by a group called... The Flying Giraffe as well as the original Howdy Doody theme song.

So... all I have to say is Thank You for contacting me & that you deserve the credit for creating this song & it meant a lot me that you took the time to contact me. Thanks Again. - Ryan :)

3 comments:

melonjade said...

Wow! How cool that he contacted you! :O Like letters from a famous person :P

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