Song of Health is a song sung by Mavis Fan, written by Xu Changde and arranged by Sheb Wooley. The song was released on March 8, 1996 on/kloc-0, and included in the album "Little Witch's Magic Book", which was adapted from the song "Purple Man-eater" released by American singer Shep Woolley/kloc-0 in 1958.
On 1998 Spring Festival Evening, Mavis Fan, Jie Xiaodong, MCA, etc. Re-interpreted the Spring Festival Evening version of health songs, and the national fitness campaign was all the rage. Contrary to her lovely face, Mavis Fan has a wild heart longing for freedom. She prefers rock and jazz to nursery rhymes.
So when she was on the rise, she resolutely chose transformation, cut off her long hair and released a new album "Dear" with an inch image. Obviously, however, the sudden change in Mavis Fan was unacceptable to the public, so the album of this change naturally failed to sell well, and the company also described this change as a "failure".
Creative background:
The original song is The Purple Cannibal released by American singer Sheb Wooley on 1958. The lyrics and composition of the original song were written by Sheb Wooley. Some domestic publications indicate that the author of Song of Health is Tetsuro Oda, but in fact Tetsuro Oda is not the author of this song.
The first generation ending song "Needle Cutting", the second issue of 1995 "Cherry Maruko", Hitoshi Ueki also sang "Needle Cutting".
1in March, 1996, Mavis Fan, the music witch, released the cartoon-themed music album "Little Witch's Magic Book". The album contains the beginning and end of the Chinese comics that Jessica Hester Hsuan recently sang for TV stations such as TVTV China TV Station, and health songs are also included.