Really obscure tickling in music reference

[Jerry67911]

I had never heard of her until recently but Ellen McIlwaine has been around for over 30 years. Apparently, she was a staple in the early days of FM radio in the early 70s (back when radio was good). She plays guitar and sings, kinda bluesy folk gospel sounding. Anyway, in 1975 she released an album called The Real Ellen McIlwaine. At the end of the last song called Let Me Be, there's just a 5 second clip of her laughing. The first time I heard it, I thought to myself that it sounded like a ticklish laugh, then I heard her squeal "Stop" and continue laughing. She was being tickled. I'd be real surprised if anyone knew what I am talking about but it caught my attention and just wanted to share it.

 

[nellen]

Ellen McIlweine

There is an eclectic radio station here that gives regular airplay to Ellen. I have heard the song of which you speak played three times. It does sound like she is getting tickled.

 

[TklDuo-Drew]

I have "The Real Ellen McIlwaine" on cd, Jerry. And it does sound like she's being tickled at the end of the song. Another reference can be found on the song "I Don't Want to Play", where she sings "take 'em on home/put peanut butter in their eyes/and tickle and wiggle and tickle everything". This tune can be found on her "Up From the Skies" collection.


Drew

 

[AffectionateDan]

Well, clearly...

...SOMEBODY 🙄 needs to download this song so that the rest of us may hear and enjoy it... 😉

 

[AffectionateDan]

Don't everybody trip over each other...

...trying to do this at the same time, now! 🙄

 

[TklDuo-Drew]

I would try to download this song, Dan, but I'm still trying to master walking and chewing gum at the same time.



Drew

 

[AffectionateDan]

Completely understandable, Drewski...

...a man's gotta have priorities! Good luck with that, homie! 🙄