Pop Pop Pop-Pie (1996)

About this title: The Sherrys were players in the craze for teen dances that swept the nation in the early '60s, and practically every song the group recorded related to a specific fad dance. When a new dance called the Popeye began spreading from New Orleans to the rest of the country in late 1961 and 1962, Little Joe Cook, the group's mentor (and father to half), took them into the studio to record a song created especially for the dance. That song, "Pop Pop Pop-Pie," became a Top 40 pop and R&B hit in 1962 and the Sherrys' biggest success. The group followed up with "Slop Time," a minor hit in 1963, and ... read more

Tracks:

1. Pop Pop Pop-Pie [Madara/White]
2. Your Hand in Mine [Madara/White]
3. Dancin' the Strand [Madara/White]
4. Double Order Mashed Potatoes [Madara/White]
5. Dance [Madara/White/Boorna]
6. Slop Time [Madara/White]
7. The Fly [Madara/White]
8. At the Top [Singer/Madara/White]
9. Let's Stomp Again [Madara/White]
10. Bristol Twistin' Danny [Lewis/Styles]
11. New Cha-Cha-Cha [Lewis/Styles]
12. The Last Dance [Undubbed Stereo Alternate Take] [Madara/White]
13. The Last Dance [Master] [Madara/White]
14. Oh-La-La-Limbo [Madara/White]
15. Why Should I Fall in Love
16. Saturday Night [Madara/White]
17. I've Got No One [Cook]
18. Society
19. My Guy
20. Monk, Monk, Monkey [Finiz]
21. That Boy of Mine [Finiz]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.