According to the Bowwow Theory, (Compare dingdong theory, pooh-pooh theory, says Merriam-Webster), the language originated in imitations of natural sounds (such as those of birds, dogs, or thunder). That's my inspiration for this compilation loosely based on various imitations of sounds in songs.
Anita And The So-and-so's - Rinky Tinky Rhythm
Bette McLaurin - Zip
Bill Haley - Chattanooga Choo Choo
Bobby Day - Beep Beep Beep
Bonnie Lou And Rusty York - Let The School Bell Ring Ding A Ling
Carol Fran - Knock Knock
Connie Francis - Hey Ring-a-Ding
Desda - Splish Splash Twist
Eddie L Davis & The Bureaucats - Tick Tock Rock
Harvey Fuqua - Ooh Ouch Stop!
Jerry Irby - Clickety Clack
Jo Ann Reynolds - Ring A Ding Dong Dandy
Jo-Ann King - Cha Cha Choo Choo
Little Esther - Ring A Ding Doo
Lloyd Price - Yakety-yak--bing Bang
Louis Prima - Beep Beep
Marci And The Mates - Oops There Goes Another Tear
Marvin Rainwater - Boo Hoo
Maymie And Robert - Ha Ha Hee Hee Ho Ho Hum Hum
Mickey Hawks & The Night Raiders - Bip Bop Boom
Pauline Shivers - Boom Boom
Percy Mayfield - Ha Ha In The Daytime
Pierre Le Bon - Sh-boom
Ricky Rene And The Fabulous Desires - Ouch
Roscoe Gordon - Ouch! Pretty Baby
Scat Man Crothers - Golly Zonk!
The Accents - Ching A Ling
The Bell Sisters - Boo-hoo
The McGuire Sisters - Achoo Cha Cha
The Treniers - Who Put The Ungh In The Mambo
Tito Mambo - Black Pepper
Wink Lewis - Zzztt Zzztt Zzztt
Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot : Comic Strip
Thanks a lot. Your blog is a trip through time and it's music. I'm a spanish guy trying to dig the roots of it all, small labels, unknown artists. Infos in your blog are really interesting and key to further investigations. Thanks again. See u next post.
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