Sunday funnies - detective work

If you checked out the Sunday funnies post this week, you probably saw the following, which was included in another video featuring dogs:

It's a short (6 seconds) bit, that is funny in its own right, because of the dog sort of jitterbugging down the sidewalk; however, I was intrigued by the boogie-woogie music in the background, and I wanted to see if I could uncover the whole tune.

I found the original post and went through the comments. The person who put the post up in the first place wrote the catchy but all-too-brief lyrics; I was reasonably certain, though, the music came from somewhere else. I read through the comments and someone identified the music as "Season Boogie". That sounded kind of odd to me, but I did a search on YouTube and, sure enough, couldn't find anything. I considered the possibility that the commenter perhaps meant to type "session" instead of "season, and that turned out to be correct. Here's the full instrumental from which the music in the dog video was taken (the 16-second mark):

I went back to the comments section of the dog post and posted the correct name of the tune. Unfortunately, I haven't yet been able to identify the artist. The notes under the YouTube video indicate a release date of 2/12/67, possibly for an LP that was an anthology of rock and roll tunes (from which "Session Boogie" may have been taken), and artist info lists "Alan & Pierce", of whom I can find no trace. There is an Alan Pierce who had a group called the Tonekings back in the very early 60s, but the two recordings I found by that outfit don't sound anything like "Session Boogie". And I'm 99.9% positive the reference is not to one Alan Pierce who plays trombone. 

So, we'll just say "the investigation is on-going" (isn't that the line, FBI Director Wray?)