Help finding a song by Mooney Suzuki

[Joe_Mama]

I've been looking for this song ever since I saw the Nike hockey commercial between Kolvachuk and Markus Naslund.

The song is called "Don't Fence Me In".

I don't think this song was ever officially release so I may be wasting my time but I thought I'd ask you guys.

Thanks!

[justabitcrazee]

The original don't Fence Me in Was done by Willie Nelson and Leon Russell


HERE (http://www.weboshawa.com/don't_fence_me_in_guitar_tab.htm) is the guitar tab

As For Mooney This is what he said about his recording:

Did you record all of "Don't Fence Me In" for the commercial, or just a clip?

Sammy: We did a two-minute, 30-second version, and I didn’t know how the hell they were going to edit it, but I love their edit. They were originally going to do a full minute version of the commercial, and I was like, “that would be easier to edit, I can’t imagine how they’d do a 30-second,” but they got everything in, and it still has a nice pacing to it, and doesn’t sound completely cut to pieces. I think it’s great.

Are you going to release the song at some point?

Sammy: Probably. We’re doing it live now, we’re going to record it, again, now that it’s gotten some live time to kind of come into its own, and yeah, it’s a great song. I might change the lyrics so it’s not a cover, because the music is so distant from the original music, so if I change the lyrics and it’s not a cover anymore, who knows. I like doing a Cole Porter song, I like doing a classic, traditional. And that song has been interpreted by so many people from James Brown to David Byrne, Louis Armstrong, Roy Rogers, and Willie Nelson, and it’s like, I like contributing our version.

You can find that interview HERE (http://www.kludgemagazine.com/interviews.php?id=109)

[Joe_Mama]

Wow thanks for the info...that's disappointing to an extent. The commercial version is so good. I'd hate to find out the new recorded version is totally different. Oh well.

[Big Ben]

http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/d/dontfencemein.shtml
Song by Cole Poter in 1934! 11 lyric versions in above site.