Andy came up with this song in the 1970’s and recorded it as a rock & roll tune. He had Jerry Lee Lewis in mind. Years later Andy played a slowed down version of the song for Warren Beatty hoping that he might use it as part of the “Dick Tracy” soundtrack. Beatty sent the […]
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“In My Moondreams”
Andy wrote and produced this song which was featured in the opening credits sequence to “Shelf Life”…director Paul Bartel’s last film. Andy and Brian Wilson sing the “oooohs ” and “aahhhs” in the background. “In My Moondreams” Written by Andy Paley Produced by Andy Paley
“Where’s Gary?”
From The SpongeBob SquarePants “The Best Day Ever” album. Written by Andy Paley & Tom Kenny Produced by Andy Paley
“It’s the Hobo Way” (live at Largo)
Andy wrote this song for the very last performance of the Thrilling Adventure Hour. Featured on vocals are….Hal Lublin , Tom Kenny , Billy West, Craig Crackowski, Sara Watkins, Jenny Wade and many more! Music by Andy Paley Lyrics by Andy Paley Produced by Andy Paley
“Wide Open Spaces”
This is a Western-swing style country song. Featuring Suzanne Santo from honeyhoney. Written & Produced by Andy paley
“Clouds Are Rolling Away” Chipmunks version
Here’s a Chipmunks-style version of an Andy Paley song. Written and produced by Andy Paley
“Ice Skating Ghosts”
Here’s a bit of spooky score which Andy wrote for a cartoon. Written and produced by Andy Paley
“Today’s the Day” (instrumental)
This is an instrumental version of a song Andy wrote in the 1970’s. Mike Bolger and James King are featured on trumpet and tenor sax on this recording. Andy’s on piano and organ.
“Snowflakes” (instrumental)
This is an instrumental version of a ballad from the “It’s A SpongeBob Christmas” album. This version features the great Tommy Morgan on harmonica. Tommy’s playing the melody on a regular chromatic harp and in the background you can hear him playing the bass-line on a bass harmonica. Mandy Barnett’s beautiful voice can be […]
“Butterfly”
Here’s Andy singing and playing a bunch of parts on a song he wrote titled “Butterfly”. Andy played all of the instruments except the accordion which was played by the fantastic Mike Bolger. Written by Andy Paley Produced by Andy Paley