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Hang on Sloopy Ohio State Ringtone D Hang on sloopy ohio state ringtone d Continue Click Here for alternative site navigation Hang On Sloopy is a 1964 song by Wes Farrell and Bert Russell, originally titled My Girl Sloopy. The song was linked to Ohio State University after its marching band began playing it at football games; It first played it on October 9, 1965, after a band member, John Tatgenhorst, asked the director to play it. Hang on Sloopy – Lyrics Hang on, Sloopy Sloopy, Hang on, Sloopy Sloopy, hang on Sloopy lives in a very bad part of town (Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh) And everyone, yes, tries to put down my Sloopy (Ooh, ooh, ooh) Sloopy, I don't care what your dad does (Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh) , ooh, ooh) , ooh, ooh, ooh) And so I sing Hang on, Sloopy Sloopy, hang on Hang on, Sloopy Sloopy, hang on Sloopy wears a red dress, yes, as old as the hills (Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh) But if Sloopy wears the red dress, yes, you know, it gives me the chills, oh, oh (Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh) Sloopy, , walk down the street (Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh) I say: Don't worry, Sloopy, girls, you belong to me (Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh) And so I sing Hang on, Sloopy Sloopy, Hang on, Sloopy Sloopy, hang on yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, Give it to 'em right now Sloopy, let your hair down, girl Let it hang down, ooh, ooh , Let your hair down, girls let it hang on me, yes, yes (Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh) Come, Sloopy (come, come) Well, come, sloopy (come, come) Well, come, come, sloopy (come, come, come, Sloopy (come, come) Well, it feels so good (come, come) , Shake it, Sloopy (Come, come) Well, shake, shake, yes (come on) Oh Hang on, Sloopy Sloopy, hang on yes, yes, yes, yes, Yes, Yes Hang on, Sloopy Sloopy , hang on TO ORIGIN OF AN ANTHEM: How Sloopy became a Buckeye Source: OSU.edu In the last 50 years, a simple rock 'n' roll song has become a synonym for Ohio State The Ohio State University Marching Band played Hang on Sloopy on October 9, 1965, a week after the version of The McCoys burst. The band's halftime show that day honored the arts, and they formed a ballerina while playing Tchaikovsky's Waltz of the Flowers before dancing Watusi-style and playing Hang on Sloopy. Director Charles Charlie Spohn said the juxtaposition would amuse the crowds at Ohio Stadium without realizing that it would become a tradition at Ohio State. The Legendary Vibrations sing My Girl SloopyCarl Fisher, right, was the lead singer of The Vibrations when she recorded the rhythm and blues song My Girl Sloopy for Atlantic Records in 1964. He played this song 50 years later with The Legendary Vibrations in Los Angeles, California in November 2014. John Tatgenhorst '70 was honored by the Ohio State University Marching Band on September 13, 2014. Tatgenhorst was a percussion student when he arranged the 1965 hit Hang on Sloopy by The McCoys for the marching band. He never expected it to be a tradition at Ohio State that would last more than 50 years. Courtesy of Ohio State University Marching Band. TBDBITL: Hang On Sloopy THE McCOYS- HANG ON SLOOPY Ohio State Buckeyes- Hang On Sloopy MP3 The McCoys - Hang on Sloopy (Shindig - Sep 16, 1965) Seven Nation Sloopy (Ohio State Buckeyes Remix) THE MCCOYS - HANG ON SLOOPY ( RARE ) The McCoys - Hang on Sloopy ( official music video ) TBDBITL AT THE SKULL SESSION 09-01-2007 Ohio State Marching Band 2013 Concert Hang On Sloopy 11 10 2013 Songs of The Ohio State University Home Forums > Varied Interest > Open Discussion (Work-safe) > Computers, Home Theater & Technology > (You must log in or sign in to reply here.) Home Forums > Varied Interest > Open Discussion (Work-safe) > Computers, Home Theater & Technology > This page is provided for users who can't get their web browser to play a specific song. To answer the most frequently asked question, all MP3 files are available and accessible to the Internet community. 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