The original version of the song reached number four on the Billboard pop charts, number five on the R&B charts, and number one on the Cashbox charts.
In the dance, two lines of dancers, men on one side and women on the other, face each other, moving in place to the music. Each paired couple then steps out and does a more elabarate dance up and down between the rows of dancers.
It was first performed to "C. C. Rider" by Chuck Willis on American Bandstand. Link Wray's "Rumble" were also popular tunes for doing the Stroll.
trax Vol. 1:1. Jelly Belly Nellie - Larry Williams 2. The Way I Walk - Robert Gordon 3. Forever's Much Too Long - The Memphis Boys 4. I Don't Need You No More - The Rumblers 5. Girls Girls Girls - The Coasters 6. Hang Up My Rock 'n' Roll Shoes - Chuck Willis 7. Cheat On My Baby - The Rockin' Saints 8. Wee Willie Brown - Lou Graham 9. Forget It - The Larks 10. Runaround - The Regents 11. Drive In Movie - Mickey Gilley 12. On A Slow Boat To China - Emil Ford 13. Sure Cure For The Blues - The Four Jacks 14. Baby's Crazy - Larry Williams 15. The Trance - Gary Shelton 16. Please Give Me Something - Bill Allen 17. Money Money - Benny Joy 18. I Don't Care No More - The Cats 19. Have Love Will Travel - Richard Berry & The Pharaohs 20. It Will Stand - The Showmen 21. Wicked Ruby - Danny Zella 22. So Wild Over You - Herbie Smith 23. Little Pig - Dale Hawkins 24. Ain't Gonna Waste My Time - Wiley Barkdull 25. Red Hot - Billy Lee Riley 26. The Long Blond Curls - Joey Rand
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trax Vol. 2:
1. lil' red riding hood - 999 2. walk baby walk - Johnny Neal & The Starliners 3. you don't believe me - The Stray Cats 4. bip bam - The Drifters 5. i need your lovin' - Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford 6. hey baby - Bruce Channel 7. the feminine look - Terry Deane 8. snacky poo - The Del Mars 9. do you or don't you - The Strangers 10. top teen baby - Gary Mills 11. stray cat strut - The Stray Cats 12. baby she's gone - Jack Scott 13. hurry up - Ritchie Valens 14. i've told every star - Linda Scott 15. born to rock - John Ashley 16. toein' the line - Rocky Burnette 17. you belong to my heart - The Emeralds 18. just walk on by - Leroy Van Dyke 19. glad rag doll - Tommy Bruce 20. you've been gone too long - Larry Collins 21. night of the werewolf - Lee Kristofferson 22. prom date - The Caps 23. wow - The Sirs 24. better believe it - The Kingsmen 25. cincinnatti fireball - Johnny Burnette 26. she left me crying - Dinky Harris 27. ubangi stomp - The Stray Cats 28. one more time - Roy Head 29. two timin' woman - Jack Scott 30. little miss linda - Mac Curtis 31. money honey - The Drifters 32. sweets for my sweet (demo) - The Searchers
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"LUCKY STROLLERS" Vol. 1
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"LUCKY STROLLERS" Vol. 2
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TANGERINE ZOO
Deep psych rock’n’roll from the booming scene in Boston, with some of the hardest Hammond B-3 work outside of a soul band. They made an impressive run for four short years, playing with bands like Cream, Vanilla Fudge, Deep Purple, and even the mighty Hendrix; they also laid down two full albums of scorching fuzzed-out psychedelic blues rock.
Tangerine Zoo, Self-Titled (1967) 320
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Tangerine Zoo “Outside Looking In” (1968) 320
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FEDERAL DUCK
A student band at Haverford College in Pennsylvania, they played steadily at frat parties, dorm dances, and school functions but never really ventured much outside of their area. The band existed during their four years of college and that was it, as each member faded away into the mists of time after graduation. Their sole LP is a solid piece of post-Sgt. Pepper psychedelic pop rock’n’roll, slightly baroque at times, surprisingly jazzy at other times, and certainly more musically advanced than their amateur status might imply.
Federal Duck, Self-Titled (1968) 320
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THE SEVENS
A cult-favorite beat rock band from Switzerland, their repertoire also expands into psychedelic soul, downbeat R&B, and Chicago-style walking blues. This expanded reissue of their only LP includes all of their non-album 45 sides as bonus tracks.
The Sevens, Self-Titled (1965/2005 Expanded) 320
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THE NOMADDS
Five fresh-faced (and fresh-outta high school) fired-up garage beat rockers who cut a whole album just to have something to sell at their gigs. Prized for decades by collectors, the eventual reissue was produced by original band guitarist Lee Garner and remastered by garage aficionado Erik Lindgren of Arf Arf Records. As these were their only studio recordings and their notoriety really didn’t wander too far from home, this album remains the band’s sole aural document.
The Nomads, Self-Titled (1965) 320
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THE SHAMROCKS
A lot of bands have doned the lucky name of The Shamrocks, this one is the British beat band from the Isle Of Wight. Some of the finest and most original first-wave garage beat rock and teenbeat R&B, it’s a mystery how they didn’t get bigger. This was their only full-length, expanded with four bonus tracks of mono 45 mixes.
The Shamrocks, Self-Titled (1966/2000 Expanded) 320
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Many thanks for the great shares, Larry.
Some excellent shares here Larry!
Big tanx to LFL! You R-A-W-K!!
Psyclist: thanks so much for the Bevis Frond. I bought them on vinyl years ago, had to sell them for food during a rough stretch, bought them again off the Bandcamp site, but these were only at 192kbs, so I don't feel to guilty about getting these upgrades.
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