Doodle-Doo-Doo 
Eddie Cantor, Les Brown, Mandy Patinkin

I've just heard a melody that is always haunting me,
Funny little strain, running thru my brain, it's a sweet as can be.
It has such a pleading way, tho' it with me night and day,
When I hear someone playing I walk right up and say:

Please play for me that sweet melody called doodle-doo-doo, doodle-doo-doo,
I like the rest but what I like best is doodle-doo-doo, doodle-doo-doo.
Simplest thing, there's nothing much to it, don't have to sing just doodle-doo-doo it.
I love it so, whever I go I doodle-doo-doo, doodle-doo-doo.









This mega-hit of 1924, written by Mel Stitzel (played piano with the New Orleans Rhythm Kings, also a co-composer of "Tin Roof Blues")
and Art Kassell (who would lead a band in the 30's) was recorded hundreds of times by various orchestras.

Goes well with "The Dipsey Doodle"