In the swinging 60's, the Doodles burst onto the scene as a shaggy, fresh-faced group of Doodles with a sound that wagged its tail at the era’s spirit. Their debut album, "Puppy Cut," became an instant classic, blending the infectious energy of the British Invasion with pure doodle mischief. Front-dog Charlie’s smooth, soulful vocals had fans swooning, while catchy hits like "Squirrel Dreams" and "Late Night Zoomie" made them radio darlings. They weren’t just a band—they were a pack, and the airwaves were never the same.
