Artist:      The Cherry Poppin' Daddies
Album:       Susquehanna
Label:       Space Age Bachelor Pad Records
Playtime:    46:42 min
Genre:       Swing
URL:
Rip date:    2008-03-06
Street date: 2008-06-10
Size:        71.16 MB
Type:        Advance
Quality:     201 kbps / 4410kHz / Joint Stereo

Zoot Suit Riot. Yes, it's them.

Cherry Poppin' Daddies is an American band formed in 1989 in Eugene, Oregon.
They consider their style to be a mixture of rock, swing, funk and ska, but
are more popularly known for their part in the swing revival of the late
1990s and their first nationally released album Zoot Suit Riot, featuring the
title song, their first (and only) hit single. They are also widely known for
the lead singer Steve Perry's Cab Calloway-like onstage dancing among their
loyal, Eugene-based cult following.
In late September 2007, Perry announced on the band's official MySpace that
they had begun recording a new album, their first release in over seven
years. The album, Susquehanna, named after the river, was released on the
band's website for digital download in February 2008. CD distribution is
planned for early June, to coincide with the Daddies' next US tour.

01. Bust Out                                                          ( 4:08)
02. The Mongoose And The Snake                                        ( 3:20)
03. Hi And Lo                                                         ( 3:39)
04. Blood Orange Sun                                                  ( 3:20)
05. White Trash Toodle oo                                             ( 2:39)
06. Julie Grave                                                       ( 3:23)
07. Roseanne                                                          ( 3:10)
08. Hammerblow                                                        ( 3:00)
09. Tom The Lion                                                      ( 4:08)
10. Wingtips                                                          ( 4:10)
11. Breathe                                                           ( 4:00)
12. The Good Things                                                   ( 3:39)
13. Arrancate                                                         ( 4:06)