Talk:Charlie Brown's Holiday Hits

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Surfin' Snoopy

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Track listing reads: "Air Music" (mistitled "Surfin' Snoopy")

Mistitled or retitled? I'd say it's likely that the music use sheets employed on the various specials that used this piece of music said "Air Music." Why is it logical to think so? Because it was called "Air Music" when it appeared as part of the sheet music collection "Charlie Brown's Greatest Hits" published in 1984. "Surfin' Snoopy" feels more like a retitle rather than a mistitle, since "Air Music" is a typically nondescript title for what was essentially a background cue, catchy as it may be. And after all, it was never re-recorded in a longer studio version as were so many of Guaraldi's other cues. 74.104.189.176 (talk) 16:16, 13 December 2021 (UTC)Reply

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