The song "Witch Doctor" was released in 1958 by American singer and songwriter Ross Bagdasarian Sr., known professionally as David Seville. The song became a big hit and reached the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. "Witch Doctor" is a novelty song that tells the story of a man seeking advice from a witch doctor to help him win the heart of the woman he loves. The song features distinctive falsetto vocals and a catchy chorus that repeats the phrase "Oo ee oo ah ah ting tang walla walla bing bang," which became one of the song's most memorable and recognizable hooks. David Seville, who also created the beloved Chipmunks characters, is known for his unique style of recording where he sped up his voice to create the high-pitched, squeaky voices of the Chipmunks.
With her shop set up and ready to go, it was down to business welcoming her customers (me!), making delicious-looking play dough treats, and collecting money in exchange.
Make unicorn-themed play-doh treats from silly ice cream sandwiches to magical pretend sundaes, kids can add their own unicorn magic to all of the different pretend treats they make. Great for parties, playdates, birthdays, and holidays this creative toy is a fun arts and crafts activity for kids 3 and up who love making play-doh creations.
David Seville, who also created the beloved Chipmunks characters, is known for his unique style of recording where he sped up his voice to create the high-pitched, squeaky voices of the Chipmunks. This technique is also used in "Witch Doctor," where he uses a similar sped-up vocal effect for the witch doctor's responses. The popularity of "Witch Doctor" led to the creation of the Chipmunks franchise, with the Chipmunks themselves recording their own version of the song in later years.
Play Dough Frozen Yogurt Shop
I’ve had this little idea in mind ever since Gracen received her ice cream sand toys back at the beginning of summer, and today was a perfect day to make it happen… With it being cool and dreary here in Vancouver, spending the afternoon on a wet beach making sand cones didn’t sound overly appealing… Making yummy-smelling play dough ones in the warmth of our house, however, certainly did. Not to mention the fact that Grae fell in love with playing ‘the ice cream game’ at our community centre’s playground recently, so opening an ice cream shop (which Grae quickly decided should be a frozen yogurt shop instead) it was.
With our best ever no cook scented play dough made and a few things collected from around the house, our shop was ready for business.
Our play dough went into some empty yogurt containers we had on hand…
We made candy sprinkles by chopping up some colourful plastic straws we had leftover from Miss G’s birthday party …
Colourful buttons became Smarties…
And some silicone baking cups and the plastic cones from Grae’s Melissa & Doug set became our cups and cones.
We also collected some scoops and spoons for eating and serving our frozen treats, some coins and a money jar, and fabric bunting to spruce up the shop. ☺
Together, we wrote made a quick sign for our shop. I asked Grae how much one of her frozen yogurt treats cost, and without skipping a beat, she said “Two!” So two dollars it was…
With her shop set up and ready to go, it was down to business welcoming her customers (me!), making delicious-looking play dough treats, and collecting money in exchange.
Not a fan of cones? Not a problem – a bowl for you!
Cheers to rainy days and frozen treats!
The frozen yogurt fun went on all afternoon…
And after what felt my 53rd order, Papa eventually came home and relieved me of my customer duties (thank goodness – I don’t know if my belly could have handled another candy-covered cone).
Here’s a little video of our frozen yogurt shop owner in action…We finally closed the shop tonight just before bedtime (despite pleas from the very reluctant shop keeper) and you can bet I’ll have a play dough cone in hand long before I have a chance to make a proper breakfast tomorrow morning…
Our play dough went into some empty yogurt containers we had on hand…
The song has been covered by various artists over the years and remains a nostalgic and fun tune for many. The success of "Witch Doctor" highlights the enduring appeal of novelty songs and the ability of catchy melodies and humorous lyrics to capture the public's attention. The song's playful nature and energetic performance by David Seville make it a timeless classic that continues to entertain audiences today..
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