 However, in January 1955, Aladdin Records, which had Wilson on contract as a solo artist, claimed ownership of the team of Gene & Eunice, and had them record another version of the song with Johnny Otis's band (billed as Johnny's Combo—perhaps as a slap at Combo Records) (Aladdin 3276).While the songwriting was credited to Wilson, Porter and Levy, Aladdin also claimed the publishing rights, which Porter had only a few weeks earlier sold to the E.H. Morris Publishing Company for an advance of $5,000, with the result that Forrest and Levy received very little of the songwriting royalties due them.Aladdin released the re-cut version on January 17, 1955.