Skip & Flip was a U.S. pop duo, consisting of Skip (Clyde Battin) and Flip … Read Full Bio ↴Skip & Flip was a U.S. pop duo, consisting of Skip (Clyde Battin) and Flip (Gary S. Paxton). They met while attending the University of Arizona in the late 1950s.

Once known as the Rockabillies, they recorded on Rev Records as the Pledges and then as Gary & Clyde. Time Records picked up their Rev Records master "Why Not Confess"/"Johnny Risk", and then moved the duo to its Brent Records label, under the name Skip and Flip. Their recording of Paxton's song "It Was I" entered the U.S. Top 20 in 1959, peaking at No. 11, and the follow-up, "Fancy Nancy", charted at No. 71. Their next release, a revival of Marvin And Johnny's R&B hit single, "Cherry Pie", also made No. 11 but proved to be the last chart entry they recorded together.

Paxton went on to record for several labels using several names, including the Hollywood Argyles, with which he topped the charts in 1960 with the novelty song "Alley-Oop". He also had hits as a producer and label owner. One of his records was "Monster Mash", which was written by Bobby "Boris" Pickett.

Paxton later started the Bakersfield International label in the mid-1960s, attempting to cash in on the Bakersfield sound, recording out of a converted Flxible Flyer bus, in which he built a mobile eight-track recording studio, working with a number of musicians. These including several who later went on to play in the Byrds and other country rock acts of the era, including the Gosdin Brothers, Dennis Payne, and The Reasons (a group also known as Nashville West, which featured Gene Parsons, Clarence White, Gib Guilbeau, and Wayne Moore). Many of these sessions ended up on low-budget releases and exploitative cover albums, such as Guitar Country by Bakersfield's Big Guitars on Jasico Records. It would appear that Paxton sold these sessions to other labels to finance projects closer to his own heart.

Paxton moved to Nashville in the early 1970s, recorded several country albums under his own name, and is now a noted personality in the gospel music world.

Battin recorded on Indigo Records, May Records, Groove Records, Audicon Records, and Signpost Records. He played in such groups as Evergreen Blueshoes, the Byrds, New Riders of the Purple Sage, and the Flying Burrito Brothers, as well as doing session work with a wide variety of artists.

Cherry Pie
Skip & Flip Lyrics

Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴

Nah, nah-nah
Nah, nah-nah, whoa-oh-whoa
Nah, nah-nah
Nah, nah-nah, whoa-oh-whoa

Cherry (nah-nah-nah), cherry pie (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
Cherry (nah-nah-nah), cherry pie (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
Cherry (nah-nah-nah), cherry pie, whoa, so good (so good)

Nah-nah
Nah, nah-nah, whoa-oh-whoa

Sugar (nah-nah-nah sugar), sugar plum (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
Sugar (nah-nah-nah sugar), sugar plum plum (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
Sugar (nah-nah-nah sugar), sugar plum, sweet as they come
Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah
(Da, da, da, da, da)

Like Little Jack Horner sat, sat, sat in the corner
Eating his cherry, cherry pie (da, da, da, da, da)
I didn't put in a thumb
I didn't pull out a plum
I guess I'm not as great as he, whoa-oh-whoa

Give me (nah-nah-nah), give me some (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
Give me (nah-nah-nah), give me some (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
Give me (nah-nah-nah), give me some cherry, cherry pie
Nah, nah
Nah, nah-nah, whoa-oh-whoa
Nah, nah-nah
Nah, nah-nah, cherry pie
Nah, nah-nah
Nah, nah-nah, cherry pie
Nah, nah-nah
Nah, nah-nah, cherry pie

Nah, nah-nah
Nah, nah-nah, cherry pie

Overall Meaning

The Skip & Flip song "Cherry Pie" is a fun, catchy tune that celebrates the deliciousness of cherry pie and sugar plum. The chorus repeats the phrase "Cherry (nah-nah-nah), cherry pie (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)" and then switches to "Sugar (nah-nah-nah sugar), sugar plum (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)" before again emphasizing the sweetness of cherry pie. The song also references the nursery rhyme "Little Jack Horner," who famously stuck his thumb in a pie to pull out a plum. However, the song's protagonist insists that they did not insert or extract anything from their cherry pie, admitting that they are not as great as Little Jack Horner.

On one hand, the song is simply a fun and upbeat celebration of the joys of cherry pie and sugar plum. The lyrics invite the listener to join in and sing along with the catchy "nah-nah-nah" chorus, while the verses describe the taste and deliciousness of the desserts. On the other hand, there may also be a deeper meaning behind the song. Cherry pie could represent something desirable or unattainable, while sugar plum could represent something sweet or dreamlike. The references to Little Jack Horner might suggest a feeling of inadequacy or frustration with not being able to achieve one's goals, especially if they are seen as being less than someone else who has accomplished greater things.

Line by Line Meaning

Nah, nah-nah
The singers are expressing their excitement and enthusiasm for what is to come.

Nah, nah-nah, whoa-oh-whoa
An upbeat sound to convey the joy of the moment.

Cherry (nah-nah-nah), cherry pie (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
The singer is so excited about the cherry pie that they cannot help but repeat the words 'cherry' and 'pie'.

Cherry (nah-nah-nah), cherry pie (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
The singer is emphasizing their love for the cherry pie by repeating the words again.

Cherry (nah-nah-nah), cherry pie, whoa, so good (so good)
The singer is expressing how delicious the cherry pie is, by describing it as 'so good'.

Nah-nah
A repetition of the excited sounds to convey the enthusiasm.

Sugar (nah-nah-nah sugar), sugar plum (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
The singer is switching to another dessert, sugar plum, to express their love for it as well.

Sugar (nah-nah-nah sugar), sugar plum plum (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
The singer is emphasizing the sweetness of the sugar plum by repeating the word 'plum'.

Sugar (nah-nah-nah sugar), sugar plum, sweet as they come
The singer is complimenting the sugar plum by describing it as 'sweet as they come'.

Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah
A repetition of the excited sounds to convey the enthusiasm.

(Da, da, da, da, da)
A sound added to the lyrics to make it more catchy and entertaining for the listeners.

Like Little Jack Horner sat, sat, sat in the corner
Referencing the well-known nursery rhyme to set the context.

Eating his cherry, cherry pie (da, da, da, da, da)
Further emphasizing the love for cherry pie.

I didn't put in a thumb
The singer is acknowledging that they did not make the cherry pie but they still love it.

I didn't pull out a plum
A reference to the nursery rhyme character who found a plum and the singer did not, humorously implying they are lacking in some way.

I guess I'm not as great as he, whoa-oh-whoa
The singer is poking fun at themselves and their lack of luck when it comes to finding a plum while referencing the nursery rhyme and its hero, Little Jack Horner.

Give me (nah-nah-nah), give me some (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
The singer is requesting more of the delicious cherry pie.

Give me (nah-nah-nah), give me some (nah-nah-nah-nah-nah)
The singer is emphasizing their request for more cherry pie by repeating the words.

Give me (nah-nah-nah), give me some cherry, cherry pie
The singer is expressing a desire for more of the delicious cherry pie.

Nah, nah
The singer is still expressing their excitement for more cherry pie and the overall moment.

Nah, nah-nah, whoa-oh-whoa
An upbeat sound to convey the joy of the moment.

Nah, nah-nah
The singer is still expressing their excitement for more cherry pie and the overall moment.

Nah, nah-nah, cherry pie
The singer is excitedly exclaiming the name of their favorite dessert.

Nah, nah-nah
The singer is still expressing their excitement for more cherry pie and the overall moment.

Nah, nah-nah, cherry pie
The singer is excitedly exclaiming the name of their favorite dessert again.

Nah, nah-nah
The excitement is still ongoing.

Nah, nah-nah, cherry pie
The excitement is still ongoing and the singer is still exclaiming the name of their favorite dessert.

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Joe Bihari, Marvin Phillips

Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

To comment on or correct specific content, highlight it

TRACKS

No Related Genres

More Genres

No Artists Found

More Artists Load All

No Albums Found

More Albums Load All

No Tracks Found

Genre not found

Artist not found

Album not found

Search results not found

Song not found

Comments from YouTube:

@airgunnersc9335

3y↑33

It's 1960 and I'm at the city pool listening to the juke box . What a wondeful summer to be 13 years old

@jun24juanhuerta14

32w

Juke box. Heavens who has seen those lately?

@454pakr

5y↑41

If I only knew how good it was in the 50's, I woulda enjoyed it more. Hot rods, drive in movies and restaurants, high school football games, B&W TV, and the BIRTH of Rock n' Roll!

@happyfool2914

4y↑3

Ain't it

@happyfool2914

4y↑4

I just love old songs

@Loots1

one of the dumbest comments

@TheGypsy15

15y↑20

The sound is just amazing, I will always wonder why no one is making music like this today.

@charlesshanks8021

1y↑1

It's not vulger that's why they don't make music like that.

@nealdelia4755

2y↑3

The Melody & Lyrics are just great. Reminds me of summer and when CBS FM was New York's Oldies Station!

@kevinivekify

9y↑81

I am buddies with Skip's son out here in Oregon. It is fun to go through and hear all this good ol' stuff. Gotta love Youtube.

@Madminute1968

9y↑2

Kevin Lierman I am almost certain that Skip and Flip were recording in the early 1960's for Trinity Music, New York City, involved with the late Irwin Schuster and Dick Wolf.

@MiGrandeCazzo

8y↑4

Let's tip our caps to the Oregonians here! That's awesome!

@Azishome

7y↑5

They recorded earlier than the 1960s. They recorded and released Fancy Nancy in 1959. They had a nice, clean sound. I miss them.

@blinko656

6y↑2

Kevin listen to me, God gave us Actors, singers, Sports guys for our entertainment on this beautiful earth. He gave us Skip and many Doo Wop Rock, Roll and Roll others.EACH group for a certain period. All that good music is gone. We have a few good singers, Ed Shearan not my style but he is good. Todays music does not hit home in our hearts. Some oldies tear your heart out because we remember...God bless Skips son and you are a lucky guy to hear some of the stories from his Dad.

Mike-Calif

@punkcadillac3476

5y↑1

Just finished reading John Rogans Requiem for the Timeless Vol 2 ..RIP Skip Battin you were one of the best...

6 More Replies...

@maikailoa808

25w

Beginning jr. High school. Love this song. Great years back then.❤❤❤❤

@Go1US1Marines

8y↑5

Strollin' down the avenue, transistor radio plastered to my ear, my sweetie on my arm - happy days! Thanks for the memories. Paxton's Obit brought me here.

@larryhyatt1676

24w↑2

Lets not forget Marvin and Johnny from 1954

@peterswanson9590

2y↑6

This was easily the best slow-dance song of 1959-60, and even later.

@jerryjameshinojosa9746

5y↑21

What a song,one of my favorites during my Vietnam experience,thanks skip and flip

@paulj0557tonehead

50w

Thank you for your service. Nice beard! Skip Battin had an amazing career... I'll just double what I just replied to Skip's son's friend above:

Would love to hear some stories about Skip. The great journeyman bassist/ singer who was there for it all!
I live in Gallipolis, Ohio where Skip Battin was born and raised. I wish I knew where exactly in Gallipolis. At least the street name or general area. I'm actually from Columbus, but moved here in 2014. My mom grew up here.

Skip was an amazing artist! Love his singing especially. His 'Skip album (1973) is a treasure! I've watched his 1970 Byrds video on Youtube where he solos on bass with Gene Parsons drumming. Title> The Byrds - Eight Miles High - 9/23/1970 - Fillmore East (Official) .

Love his Halloween 1975 show when he played bass and sang with New Riders of the Purple Sage . Video> Whole show--- The New Riders of the Purple Sage - Full Concert - 10/31/75 . And I just heard and read about this far out hippie trippy group of his (video, album)-- Evergreen Blueshoes The Ballad Of Evergreen Blueshoes 1969 USA, P... . Read about this group ggl- EVERGREEN BLUESHOES - Power Pickers of the '60's 🙂

@cynthiamatthews

35w

Thank you.

@awomaninva55

13y↑4

I am so glad I was able to find this song. I grew up to this song and never forgot it. Thank you for having it, and posting it.

@frankmartinez4856

2y↑2

Love ❤️ this version of Marvin & Johnny song! This is one of three songs, I know by heart!

@KayVee1942

11y↑9

Both versions are very well done and fun to dance and sing along to. I did a mobile DeeJay show for 20 years with an emphasis on the Oldies but Goodies from the 50's and 60's. Twist,bop and hula hoop contests, trivia questions from that era. Of course, Cherry Pie was in my vast music library. Watching rock-a-billy seque into rock and roll was too cool.

@Cissy2cute

7y↑5

Wonder how many know the meaning of "cherry pie" in this song LOL A great oldie, nicely sung.

@seancurran6727

2y↑2

Absolutely right over most people's heads, hilarious!

@asmitax

16w↑2

It's uploaded on the day I was born

+ this song is so beatle-ish

+ a cute paul mccartney fan video sent me here almost a year ago i saw that video but can't find now

@titusjean

15y↑5

I could listen to this sound 24/7---such a sweet sound!!! W

@svjim1

5y↑8

Great song and a testament to an innocent era that the song wasn't banned. Unless it's just my dirty mind. lol

@mountaincam3520

5y↑3

I was in the 8th grade in 1959 and this song played constantly on the Juke Box in our student lounge, everyone loved it. Even back then there was talk, among us guys, that there could be another "deeper" interpretation to the words of "Cherry Pie". Listening to it today as a 73 year old, I'm sill a little suspicious.
Still love it! Beautiful song.

@nativearizona1

5y↑6

I remember Skip & Flip growing up in Phoenix at the time they were from Tucson Arizona 1959

@marijoelse9310

3y↑1

Kevin, this music 🎶 is timeless. B sure and tell them. Please in texas love their songs. ... Heaven sent. Their the best.

@breatheintheair570

5y↑10

RIP Skip and Flip 💎

@garyvandecar2580

Gary Flip Paxton and Clyde Skip Battin were the duo of Skip and Flip back in the late 1950's. Their first song was it Was I followed up by Cherry Pie . Gary Paxton was in the Hollywood Argyles Alley Oop fame and then Paxton had his own record label called Gar-Pax and Bobby Boris Picket had the Monster Mash as one of the first singles on the lable circa 1963/1964

@MissBeatles88

15y↑12

Me too. I truly wish they still made stuff like this!

@reyknudson7091

I STILL LOVE THIS GREAT SONG! R.K. 2/1/23.😀😄

@dakotabillyone

13y↑8

Thie piece is one of my top-five all-time favorites!

@bam1760

12y↑10

from granny 65 albq---back then we knew/understood the "suggestiveness" of this song--it was sooo xxx--lights were turned off to dance to this one.

@sylviaelizabethclarecholic2073

Really disliked this song
Have to Google....was it the Chordettes that release it....does anyone know? Thank you

@ReadMeReadYou

15y↑3

You just brought me back to a dance in the late fifties where I met Skip and Flip. Thanks a lot for the memory. : )

@RealBigBadJohn

2y↑3

I loved this as a kid. And I still do!

@patrickryan1515

6y↑12

They each have that clean-cut, fresh 50s and early 60s look; and singing a song that reflects the period to a T. Nice! 4/2018

@eastwest42286

2y↑1

Then look at pictures of Skip Battin a decade later when he was in the Byrds around 1970. He doesn’t even look like the same guy huh? That kind of reminds me of the George Harrison look phases through the years.

@patrickryan1515

2y↑1

@@eastwest42286 Makes me wonder all the more just what forces are driving us throughout our short lives.

@eastwest42286

@@patrickryan1515 changes happen I suppose.

@maryroaten

15y↑5

Doing the stroll at the sock hops in middle school. Great times.

@megginking9055

3y↑3

Wonderful . . . and legend has it part of the inspiration for’Angel’ by Jimi Hendrix

@09bnunez

13y↑2

I REMEMBER THIS SONG WHEN I WAS A TEEN IN THE 60S.......IT ALWAYS MADE ME HUNGRY

@lorenzio13

It should make your horny. Its literally about Jack eating out a woman. Cherry pie was slang for pussy bacl in those days. "Didnt put in a thumb" "not as great as he" means the guy singing didnt pop a thumb in her ass while another dude did, making that guy " greater"

@jun24juanhuerta14

7y↑4

This sweet song was my very first that I listened to as a 12 year old. I"d listen to it every time it came over the radio in my dad"s 1948 Chevy!

@geraldjames9997

I wouldn't trade growing up in the 50s and 60s for anything . Great memories cept when uncle Sam sent me on a vacation tour .

@edwindonald

16y

Hi, Thanks a million for posting this oldie. I have the 45 but don't have a player. With YOU TUBE I guess I will never need one. Every oldie I have ever looked for I have found....Thanks again JULIAN

@marijoelse9310

3y↑1

Kevin...that is so cool.i really love their. Songs..
They don't make. Songs like theirs any more. Great music 🎶

@mel577

14y↑5

Brings me George Carlin to memory. ♥

@reyknudson7091

3y↑1

I STILL LOVE THIS SONG!! THANKS FOR SHARING! R.K. 3/17/2021.

@MissBeatles88

14y↑17

This video was uploaded for people who enjoy this version. I am not in anyway saying this version is better than the original, I think they are both great oldies! Please no name calling here! :)

@ukcatfan36

14y↑4

What a great song..I always loved it!!!!!

@timothythorne9464

6y↑11

Beautiful song...I can dig it!

@tudyloco1726

3y↑1

The one by marvin and Johnny is better

@timothythorne9464

@@tudyloco1726 I agree completely.

@pataphysician66

14y↑3

I think I like the original better, but I remember this version as a kid. Good memories!

@Nostalgiafor65

8y↑11

When life tasted like a "cherry pie"; take me back - nothing tasted sweeter!

@BAM-jc7uy

I can remember going to "den" dance parties in albuquerque as a teen, and the lights would be dimmed, and then this 45 would be played.... and for it us it was considered XXXX-rated. LOL

@BAM-jc7uy

20w

check out George Carlin Cherry Pie...the video is rough but the impromptu is great. @@paulohernanndizz3506

@marijoelse9310

3y↑4

Really love their songs.

@Tejano44

14y↑3

What a great song !

@4BarCat1

13y↑1

The Skip and Flip version is the best!!

@marciafrisella6868

Wow- I searched high and low for this- No one seems to know it even existed those many, many years ago!

@paolamariefuchsstitelmann7458

8y↑10

Oldies but Goldies -

@mi-da2920

32w

Heard a guy in a low rider playing this song a while back. Never figured out what the song was called until I heard it at work on Music Choice. Just a nice beat.

@lakehousefor2

OMG! Memories! Get togethers in the neighborhood! Thanks!

@2009metisman

12y↑2

thanks, so smooth, music from a time when I could understand the lyrics

@Azishome

7y↑1

My favorite Skip and Flip record.

@samuelgriffin4167

1959 music none of us mentions it too often or at all we're in a much different generation today

@jmohan23

14y↑1

"I guess I'm not as great as he..." Love your channel! Nice oldies, MissBeatles88!

@marijoelse9310

3y↑1

I used to go out and dance to cherry pie..

@reyknudson7091

A nice song! I like it! THANKS FOR SHARING It! R.K.

@marijoelse9310

3y↑1

It must be sooooo awesome being close to them

@kennoel3566

Wow a favorite of the late great George Carlin hey played and sang on the Arsenio Hall show George credited Skip and Flip

@warrenfinney3746

I first heard this song at a dance in 1991, now this song is Lucy and Fins slow dance song. How music has changed.

@marijoelse9310

I've never been to see oregain . I bet it's beautiful. I'm in texas. It's thundering here today. It's a bad storm.

@kathyfollowill8776

1y↑2

Love this song

@metrokaraoke

7y↑4

Love this song.

@theresaarusso1986

remembering this song brings back memories

@doowoppify

10y↑16

I woke up this morning after being out real late and " It was I" popped into my head. I couldnt remember who sang it and then I searched on it and found Skip and Flip. I think "Cherry Pie" was a bigger hit but what makes a song come into your head after decades of not hearing it?

@tagamer1649

I don't know thats a g o o d q u e s t i o n

@ujimajame4601

Both "It Was I" and "Cherry Pie" (which was originally by Marvin and Jerry) peaked at #11 on the U.S. Top Chart. Did you know that "Flip" (Gary S. Paxton) went on to record for several labels using several names, including the Hollywood Argyles, with which he topped the charts in 1960 with the song "Alley-Oop" and had hits as a producer and label owner, one of which was "Monster Mash" by Bobby "Boris" Pickett?

@mumydear1

Me Too. !!👍 memorable song indeed. ❤

@soulman4692

10y↑1

Thumbs up for that great song !!!

@norasalinas2134

9y↑2

I'm playing this song to my friend. I like the song too!

@norasalinas2134

***** yeah I like oldies :)

@norasalinas2134

***** very nice Maribel! I love music, all type of music.

@georgebolkovac7935

9y↑3

Great one! I have this exact same album!

@heathercampbell2806

30w

My aunt pearl dated Gary paxton for many years her! HE Wrote the sing alley oops after my dad jack cambell after he came backroom the marines after serving in Korea 1st marine div inchon Landing sep,15,1950 .y dad use to be the handler in my 2 aunts bar Arizona he said he never seen a guy handle himself like that !! Just getting out war plus he was boxer in the Marines! It's crazy looking back on this!

@marijoelse9310

3y↑1

I've listened to some other people singing cherry 🍒 🍒 pie. It sounds so .much better with skip and flip singing that song

@KathleenKParker

4y↑1

My fav!!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️

@Freetown54

3y↑1

These guys are great

@bobbender2922

This song is mention in the liner notes on the Mothers of Invention album "Rubin and the Jets".

@bennyjazzful

WOW WOW WOW ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a 72yo Aussie fan.

@beefoneeto

15y↑1

Skip and Flip were from California.Gary Paxton was Flip.He was in the Hollywood Argyles and later formed Gar-Pax Records(Monster Mash).

@davidmcgee4363

3y↑1

Skip was Skip Battin and he was a member of the Byrds from 1970-1973, then joined the New Riders of the Purple Sage from 1974-1976 and then matriculated to a new lineup of the Flying Burrito Brothers along with another ex-Byrd, Gene Parsons. Lots of session work in the pre-Byrds years too. From '89-'91 he joined original Byrds drummer Michael Clarke in Michael Clarke's Byrds. Following Clarke's death he stayed with the band, renamed The Byrds Celebration. He quit the road after being diagnosed and in deteriorating condition with Alzheimer's. Passed away in Oregon in 2003. An interesting life, and an interesting career that spanned almost five decades. He and Flip's cover of "Cherry Pie" was in a pop vein, whereas Marvin & Johnny's original was an R&B ballad reflecting a doo-wop influence in its arrangement. I love 'em both, without qualification. And George Carlin's too!

@1-4-johnny.cash.fan-8-8

5y↑5

Anyone 2019?

@marijoelse9310

3y↑1

Have a blessed day kevin

@yobonab

16y

And "Flip" is Gary F. Paxton, who later recorded as the Hollywood Argyles (Alley-Oop) and later yet became involved in Christian music under his own name.

@bruceroman27

Remembering Carlos Mendoza RIP

@kennbix

14y

Gary S. Paxton of Skip& Flip also sang Alley Opp by the Hollywood Argyles. He wrote the song and needed a name for the group so he named them after the street corner of Hollywood & Argyle...

@richardburton6838

11y

I miss him badly.

@toddwindyhill

10y

B side of the original 45 that featured "It Was I"...one of the first 45's I bought back in the day...others were "Wild Weekend" by The Rockin Rebels, "This Time" by Troy Shondell, and "Venus" by Frankie Avalon

@bobatkins9162

6y↑5

I remember Jess Conrad had a big hit with this,but I much preferred Skip and Flips version

@tommypersson6792

My favourit song

@samuelgriffin4167

Nothing better than cherry pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream

@TheSpock23

72 people had some cherry pie. It fell on the floor, and now they are sad.

@marcelolucianoferri6126

Great song !!!

@rubenmedina1186

INLVIDABLE MELODIA DE MI JUVENTUS.....MELANCOLICA Y ROMANTICA

@Fox1nDen

top o my playlist for pie fest party Feb 17th.

@mrob75

11y

Hi MissBeatles88 Agree....Both versions have their own merit. Actually when Skip and Flip recorded "Cherry Pie" it was promoted as a "revival" of the original Marvin & Johnny hit.

@douglasswicegood4420

37w

I remember when little wow!

@enriquer7977

8y↑1

un dúo con un buen tema, Enrique, valencia, España, 20 /4/2016,

@sonnysimms5683

9y↑6

if your a true music fan, you'll find they are both good.

@rexsexson5349

6y↑1

🎶 She's my cherry pie....🎶

@CanisLupus123

Classic!

@reyknudson7091

B.T.W., REST IN PEACE SKIP AND FLIP. R.K. 3/17/2021.

@peppernbo

5y↑33

dont get me wrong i love the beatles but they changed everything. before then the times were so young and innocent --which we will never ever see again

@454pakr

4y↑4

You got that right! I saw it coming.

@jimlowell5251

4y↑2

I don't buy that the pre-Beatles times were so young and innocent, but you're right, they sure as hell changed everything..

@proserastartupsolutions5745

4y↑1

Never mind the bootleggers and old school gangsters with the Tommy guns what about the ole greasers of the 50s

@mjr3372

Do you know what Cherry Pie meant back in the day? It wasn't Cherry Pie. Not so innocent

@peppernbo

@@mjr3372 you gotta make something dirty out if it

5 More Replies...

@dmares700

7y↑1

marvin and johnny are the best

@tomh4043

dmares700 No Way y
Skip And Flip are by far the best that cover this you must be tone deaf

@BillAken

7y↑3

Gary Paxton (R.I.P.) was also part of the Hollywood Argyles (Alley Oop)

@MrAdvance2go

Bill Aken he was its only member

@BillAken

7y↑1

He paid the other musician's $25 apiece to work on the record....

@marijoelse9310

3y↑2

Wishi could have been to one of their concerts . Their so amazing. People these days just don't make good music 🎶 like that.

@starrfisher

11y

i heard this song before. did not know it was them

Load More Comments...

More Comments

just now