Yah! And the A and the B sides from 1958 are here too. Ne ne na na nu nue etc., and Wild Party. Not as epic as Link Wray, but what is? After you've heard Dickey Doo, you'll wish he hadn't. Just kiddin.' It still works.

jmen4ever

5y↑1

Never heard this before, it's great!

lateforbreakfast

12y↑1

If I'd have heard this back in 1958 I'd have bought it, what great sax backing...

gfhuntl

7y↑3

I've got this one on a Swan 45 neatly packed away in my vinyl collection. Played a groove through it in the late 50s when I was about 12 years old! Glad I am nearly 70 and can remember those days. The kids today don't have a clue. Gerry near Asheville, NC

Jerry the racecar driver

7y↑1

I'm 16 and listen to dicky doo, frankie valli, the beatles, the four preps, the beachboys, jan and dean, the everly brothers and many other 50's-70's bands...

The music today requires no talent. They're all yoko onos with autotune.

burl dobbins

11y↑4

Gerry Granahan (Dicky Doo) from my home state, played music at our 25th wedding anniv. Many years before, as a letter carrier, I would deliver special delivery letters to his wife when he was in New York as a producer for Dot Records.

Sandra Ogeen

11y

Never heard this song before but kind like it. Like their other ones guess that's why...

Richard Smith

8y↑1

Dave Allred originally with Buddy Knox & Jimmy Bowens Rhythm Orchids was the drummer for Dickey Doo & The Don'ts. Gerry Granahan was the groups founder along with Dave and was their lead. Dave Allred legally changed his name tto Richard A Doo after all their hit records.