David Seville - The Bird On My Head free for downloading

i first heard this on Dr. Demento. I don't recall what year, but it was probably 1981 or 82. What a wonderful world we inhabit!

You're welcome! Yes it is hard to find,,,thank you for your comment,,,enjoy!

Thanks for a really old memory. Impossible to find is putting it mildly. This was David's follow-up to 1958's "Witch Doctor", before he struck gold with the Chipmunks.

This is so cute! I love it :3

Never heard this, thank you for uploading! I grew up listening to those red and green colored Alvin & the Chipmunks LPs.

While Ross Bagdasarian, Sr. sang under the name David Seville all of the songs that he wrote or arranged are written under his real name.

When I was 11 in 1958, my cousin had this 45 and I remember thinking it was kind of cool. But it wasn't a big hit like" Witch Doctor." I hadn't heard "Bird on My Head" in over 50 years! What memories it brought back! Thanks for putting it on You Tube!

When I was a kid, my dad brought home a bunch of 45's from an auction. This song was on one of them. I've liked it ever since then (mid-1960's). My dad sang along with it the first time we played it.

Found it. Apparently the user who owns the record "The Music of David Seville" is Japanese, though... search for "David Seville" and look for the video that follows his name with a "3" in a circle. "Hey There, Moon" is the fourth selection.

Holy geeze... last time I listened to this classic was at least a few years ago. The memories are now comin' back...! Excellent post, compared to the music of today, this will forever stand out as a legendary piece. Thank you, Dave Seville, for the memories that are forever etched in my mind. May you rest in peace.

I remember this song as a kid.

David Seville (Ross Bagdasarian Sr.) had such a sexy voice for singing and voice acting.

Love it! Don't remember this one and I should! David S. has always been one of my faves:)

Hey Kardashian Clan, take notes, this is an Armenian with real talent and isn't afraid to kick ass with it. (No offense to any Armenians out there, btw. I don't hold any prejudices against them or anybody else.)

I found Bid on My Head back in 58 or 59 and recorded to a reel to reel tape. We had it on that reel until 1968 when a house fire burned up our stereo setup and many irreplaceable albums and reels f mic going back to the late 40's. I recently came onto a tape deck just like we had and rerecorded music to MP3's and paid top dollar for some I really wanted. Like I paid $11 for a copy of Gone by Ferlin Husky just to hear Missing Persons on the flip side. Doesn't sound like much now. I used to go into record stores and fish through the bins until I had looked at every single record there (and often rearranged alphabetically within genres). I now have over 2500 45's that I bought or was given plus another wad that only exists on mp3's . I rarely get to play the actual 45's any more.because needles are hard to find. I've been collecting them fr over 60 years. vigwig

Why did you have to add every work post-Ross Sr.? Only the work he's done was fine enough.

Ross Bagdasarian, Sr. and Simon Seville in a duet, what are the odds?

I always liked this song. I have it on 45 somewhere....