The Singing Dogs was a novel musical project that managed to carve its own unique niche within the broad spectrum of music history. Conceived in the 1950s by Danish recording engineer Carl Weismann, The Singing Dogs was an innovative endeavor that involved painstakingly piecing together recorded barks, howls, and other canine vocalizations to create recognizable tunes. The project was a collaboration with Don Charles, who is often credited with presenting The Singing Dogs to the world.

The group gained notoriety with their rendition of "Jingle Bells," among other melodies, delighting audiences with a whimsical twist on familiar tunes. This quirky ensemble of 'performers' momentarily captured the public's imagination and managed to earn a place in music history with their light-hearted and unconventional recordings. The Singing Dogs' releases, such as "Killer Joe (Dogs)," "Who Let the Dogs Out (Real Hound Dogs)," and "The Hey Song - Single," along with the self-titled album, showcase an enduring fascination with the blending of animal sounds and music, continuing to resonate with novelty music aficionados and pet lovers alike.

Genres

Animal Singing

Latest Release

Killer Joe (Dogs)

The Singing Dogs

Single - Released March 26, 2015