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Tommy James and the Shondelles — “Hanky Panky” (2:52)
pub. Roulette 1966, R-4686
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I guess they wanted to make it very emphatically clear that his baby does, in fact, do the hanky-panky. Which is sex, by the way. He has sex with his baby.
This is actually a cover song, originally by the pop group The Raindrops, this version, however, reached number one in 1966.
Oh, and Roulette is now owned by EMI.
See you tomorrow.
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A friend of Joe Woods left about 150, 45 rpm, 7” vinyl singles and EPs from the 50s and 60s at his house; records that he bought at a garage sale for a total of five dollars. Here's recording of each one, along with the history and witty anecdotes that should rightfully accompany them.
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