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Robinson had some real chart successes in 1958 and 1959 with "Little Space Girl" and "Makin' Love." | Robinson had some real chart successes in 1958 and 1959 with "Little Space Girl" and "Makin' Love." | ||
| − | Woody Woodchuck seems to be a completely different ''marmota monax'' than the [[Woody the Woodchuck]] that recorded the ''Christmas Sing Song'' album on Premier Albums, Inc. | + | Woody Woodchuck seems to be a completely different ''marmota monax'' than the more secular [[Woody the Woodchuck]] that recorded the ''Christmas Sing Song'' album on Premier Albums, Inc. |
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[[Category:Religious music|Woodchuck, Woody]] | [[Category:Religious music|Woodchuck, Woody]] | ||
[[Category:Fictional animals|Woodchuck, Woody]] | [[Category:Fictional animals|Woodchuck, Woody]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Alvin and the Chipmunks|Woodchuck, Woody]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:14, 7 November 2017
Knockoff of Alvin and the Chipmunks with a Christian twist. Country music person Floyd Robinson, creator of similarly-styled Charlie the Hamster, later created and recorded an album as this singing rodent. While Charlie the Hamster albums came out on Zondervan, this album came out on well-known Christian label Word Records.
Robinson had some real chart successes in 1958 and 1959 with "Little Space Girl" and "Makin' Love."
Woody Woodchuck seems to be a completely different marmota monax than the more secular Woody the Woodchuck that recorded the Christmas Sing Song album on Premier Albums, Inc.
Discography
- Woody Woodchuck Sings Bible Stories with Floyd Robinson. Word Wonder World Series K-738, 1976
