Juke Box Baby
Perry Como
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When my jukebox baby takes the floor 'Round the old jukebox in the candy store The joint starts jumpin' till the roof comes tumblin' down (Choo-choo-wah, choo-choo-wah, shooby-doo-wah) Jukebox baby, you're the swingin'-est doll in town (Jukebox baby) put a nickel in for Maybelline (Jukebox baby) drop another one for Seventeen (Jukebox baby) whisper to your daddy-o three little love words (Kokomo) How ya gonna get your homework done When you keep that jukebox on the run You don't dig Latin like ya dig that crazy sound (Choo-choo-wah, choo-choo-wah, shooby-doo-wah) Jukebox baby, you're the swingin'-est doll in town (Jukebox baby) I hear you knockin' (Jukebox baby) Keep the coin box hoppin' (Jukebox baby) Tell me sincerely That you ain't forgettin' no Tina Marie (Hip-hip, hop-hop, ho-ho, aw hah) Oh, jukebox baby, my jukebox baby, jukebox baby (Jukebox baby, jukebox baby, jukebox baby) All your lunchtime money goes down the slot You could live on air if the music's hot You just ain't quittin' till ya rock that clock around (Choo-choo-wah, choo-choo-wah, shooby-doo-wah) Jukebox baby, you're the swingin'-est doll in town (See ya later, alligator) Oh hey, ring-a-dinga what a dungaree doll I've found Run them there now Jukebox baby, jukebox baby You're the wingin'-est, dingin'-est, swingin'-est doll in town
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Written by: JOE SHERMAN, NOEL SHERMAN
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8 facts about this song
Collaboration Fact"Juke Box Baby" was a collaborative effort of Mitchell Ayres and Perry Como, a renowned singer and television personality. Ayres served as the arranger and conductor for much of Como's work during the mid-20th century.
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Release Date Fact"Juke Box Baby" was released in 1956, during the peak of the rock 'n' roll era. The song speaks to the trend of that era, with jukeboxes being a major music source at restaurants and bars.
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Impact FactThis song showcased Perry Como's versatility as a singer, demonstrating his ability to adapt to the ever-changing music landscape. Originally known for ballads and traditional pop, through "Juke Box Baby" he made a convincing foray into the rock 'n' roll genre.
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Songwriter FactThe song was written by Joe Sherman and Noel Sherman. The Sherman brothers were well-known songwriters of popular tunes during the '50s and '60s and were responsible for other hit songs for a number of popular artists.
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Chart Performance Fact"Juke Box Baby" reached number 10 on the Billboard chart in 1956, showcasing its popularity among audiences at the time.
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Film Connection FactThe song was featured prominently in the 1956 film "Bundle of Joy" starring Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, thus expanding its reach beyond the radio.
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Retro Vibe FactWith lyrics referencing a coin-operated jukebox, the song is now considered nostalgic, reminding people of a time when music had to be physically selected and played on such machines.
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Cover Version FactThe song has been covered by several other artists, including Swiss rockabilly band Hillbilly Moon Explosion, attesting to its enduring popularity over the years.
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