MISC NOTES: "Skooby Doo Pt. I" was popular enough in north central Washington to be included in the setlists of young rock bands. Later, in the early to mid 1960s, fledgling Wenatchee dance promoter, Joe Aumel, used "Skooby Do Pt. I" as the instrumental lead-in and background for his radio ads.

LOCATION: Seattle, WA
RECORDING PERSONNEL:
RECORDING STUDIO: Joe Boles Custom Recorders
RECORDING ENGINEER: Joe Boles

FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
DISC NOTES:

A-SIDE MATRIX:
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Mike Mandell
A-SIDE PUBLISHER:

B-SIDE MATRIX:
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Mike Mandell
B-SIDE PUBLISHER:

MISC NOTES:

LOCATION: Seattle, WA
RECORDING PERSONNEL:
RECORDING STUDIO: Joe Boles Custom Recorders
RECORDING ENGINEER: Joe Boles

FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45  rpm
DISC NOTES:

A-SIDE MATRIX:
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
A-SIDE COMPOSER: George Evans - Ron Shields
A-SIDE PUBLISHER:

B-SIDE MATRIX:
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Mike Mandel
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: