William J. Spaulding, Sr.

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William J. Spaulding, Sr. (1923–1997) was a WWII veteran, singer and songwriter.

Spaulding was born in Havre, Montana. He wrote and sang "Lets all Skidaddle to Seattle", written for the Seattle World's Fair in 1963 and published on single 45-RPM records.

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