Spooky P*ssy (1954)

Sun, 12 Oct 2025 21:55:08 +0000

Have a Harry Halloween with Dorothy Jingle in this obscure 50s vinyl record, brought to you via ai music magic.

When it came time to hit the studio for a spooky Halloween single, Jingle and her production team initially struggled find an adequate, enthusiastic duet partner. "I think it was just the initial shock," 50s icon Phil Wildo told Home And Garden Magazine. "If you'd only been around Jingle for the holidays, then it was definitely a huge contrast. I was still juggling my old sales job at the time or I would have gladly jumped at the chance to work with my favorite client. But in the end, they went to an expert - Harry Busch."

"Dorothy is a doll," Busch was quoted as saying in the same article. "The hard part was shooting the cover. There was a whole grooming staff and an animal handler on set in case things got out of control. Finding the right seating position was a chore though. Dorothy didn't want to cross her legs, but after the fifth photographer quit she finally gave in. It still had to be heavily edited though." When asked if he had previous experience working with cats, Busch adopted a puzzled look and only replied, "Cats?"

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