instrumental version was recorded on March 20, 1962, as one of the songs on the Pete and Conte Candoli jazz album There Is Nothing Like a Dame, featuring the Candoli brothers on trumpets, Shelly Manne on drums, Jimmy Rowles on piano, Howard Roberts on guitar and Gary Peacock on bass. The tune was recomposed into a musical lesson on being a spectral ghost, titled, appropriately, Ghost Lesson and sung by Casper and others on the record Casper - A Trip Through Ghostland. The melody for the sung parts of "Little Bunny Foo Foo" is taken from "Alouette". In the film Blue Hawaii (1961), Elvis Presley is singing the song Almost Always True, based on the melody of Alouette. The song was interpolated into Cheryl Cole's UK number one single "Promise This" on her second album Messy Little Raindrops. In 2010, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan radio station CJDJ-FM made a parody called We Hate The Alouettes in commemoration of the 98th Grey Cup in Edmonton. References External links The free score on traditional-songs.com Canadian folk songs Traditional children's songs French-language Canadian songs Quebec songs 1879 songs Cumulative songs Songs about birds Songwriter unknown French children's songs