some children's products for Alaska Video. O'Day lived in Nashville, to write and perform, and was also a musical and creative consultant. In 2012, he wrote and sang the title tune for the film, You Don't Say. Death O'Day died on May 17, 2013, in Westwood, California after a battle with brain cancer. His interment was at Coachella Valley Public Cemetery in Coachella, California. Awards "Angie Baby", US gold record "Undercover Angel", US gold record "Muppet Babies", nominated for an Emmy Award "Really Wild Animals", Parents' Choice Award "Big Wave" Tatsuro Yamashita collaboration, Gold Disk Award, Japan Discography Albums 1973: Songs by Alan O'Day (vol. 1) 1973: Caress Me Pretty Music 1977: Appetizers 1979: Oh Johnny! 1994: Music from National Geographic's Really Wild Animals, (Janis Liebhart & Alan O'Day) 2001: Undercover Angel 2001 (City Man Music, BMI, Warner/Chappell Music, ASCAP 634479217920) 2008: I Hear Voices Singles 1964: "I Want a Girl for Xmas" (as Alan O'Day & the Knights) 1970: "Heavy Church" / "House on Sunrise Avenue" (co-produced by Snuff Garrett) 1973: "Somewhere She Is Sleeping" (produced by Dallas Smith) 1977: "Undercover Angel" / "Just You" (#1 U.S., #1 CAN, #4 NZ, #9 AUS, #43 UK) 1978: "Started Out Dancing, Ended Up Making Love" / "Angie Baby" (#73 U.S., #39 NZ) 1978: "Soldier of Fortune" (#103 U.S.) 1978: "Satisfied" 1979: "Oh Johnny!" / "People Who Talk to Themselves" (#124 U.S.) 1980: "Skinny Girls" / "Oh Johnny!" (#11 AUS, #110 U.S.) (above six produced by Steve Barri) 2008: "I Hear Voices" 2012: "You Don't Say" Credits "Theme from Eegah", 1961 (co-written and recorded by Arch Hall Jr & the Archers) "Wild Guitar", 1962 (co-written and recorded by Arch Hall Jr & the Archers) "Yes I Will", 1962 (recorded by Arch Hall Jr & the Archers) "Funky Funky Feelin", 1964 (recorded by Dobie Gray) "No Top (Just a Suit)", 1964 co-written by Charlene Groman (recorded by Danny Hamilton) "Back to Oklahoma", 1970 (recorded by Ned Miller) "Heavy Church", 1970 (recorded by Three Dog Night and Al Wilson) "House on Sunrise Avenue", 1970 (recorded by Bonnie Guitar) "American Movie", 1971 (recorded by Peggy Lee not-yet-released) "Are You Old Enough", 1971 (recorded by Mark Lindsay) "Caress Me Pretty Music", 1971 (recorded by David Clayton-Thomas, Susan Hart, Dewey Martin, Anne Murray , Patrick Norman, Tony Orlando & Dawn, Lon Satton, Bobby Sherman, & Foster Sylvers,) "The Drum", 1971 (recorded by Bobby Sherman), No. 29 U.S.