Hi Susan!

The Bonzo Dog Band's 1969 album "Tadpoles" (Liberty LBS 83257 in UK) features Tubas in the Moonlight. (BTW when did they drop the Doo-Dah from their title?)

The label credits the song as (Spear) Bron Music, while the sleeve says Spear/Bron. Roger Ruskin-Spear was a member of the Bonzos, but I can't remember if Gerry Bron was. Anyway, he gets producer credits on some of their other albums.

TUBAS IN THE MOONLIGHT

(Slow, semi-spoken)
Through the twilight I can hear the humming of a melancholy coon,
For the memories that still linger, I thank you Mr Moon.
And although I never smile, Winter, summer, autumn too.
Now here's one tune to remind me why I feel so blue.

Tubas in the moonlight
Playing for me all night,
Tell me what I want to hear.
Am I only dreaming?
Am I only scheming?
Stars above me, shining brightly
Why can't she be standing here beside me?
Tubas in the moonlight
Will bring my loved one home.

Sorry I can't help with the Dooley Bros - never heard of them this side of the pond!
Wassail!

Snuffy
^^