Arthur Fields

It is not impossible to understand why someone born with the name Abe Finkelstein might want to change to something more appropriate to a show business career, in this case Arthur Fields. Fields' prolific career stretched from the Second World War back to the very early days of the recording industry, and wrote and/or recorded some of the strangest novelty songs of all time, including "Auntie Skinner's Chicken Dinner." Fields is also the man who asked the musical question "Where Do the Mosquitos Go in the Winter Time?," a buzzing ditty often known under the alternative title o...