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The Cadets - Dancin' Dan (Sixty Minute Man)

Released in September of 1956. This single was the group's follow up to their hit "Stranded In The Jungle. Dancin' Dan is a pretty faithful cover of the Dominoes 1951 classic, "Sixty Minute Man". The Jacks/Cadets were Modern's top group in the mid-fifties, the West Coast answer to King's Otis Williams and the Charms. If a local hit started to break out in the Los Angeles market or if there was a chance to grab some action on a national hit (particularly one on a smaller label), the group would be rushed into the studio and their cover record immediately issued. Although both the Jacks and Cadets featured the same personnel, their lead singers differed: Willie Davis usually led the Jacks; Aaron Collins and Dub Jones fronted the Cadets. One thing about the Jacks/Cadets: they could sing! Most of their covers were far better than the originals. In September 1956, Modern released remakes of two 1951 hits, both led by Dub Jones: Peppermint Harris' "I Got Loaded" and "Dancin' Dan" (a cleaned-up version of the Dominoes' "Sixty Minute Man"). I remember liking "Dancin' Dan" a lot, never having a clue about its raunchy beginnings. Both of these tunes had been recorded in the first half of 1956: that is, Ted Taylor was still there (in fact, it was Taylor who wanted to do the "Sixty Minute Man" remake), but Lloyd McCraw wasn't. The record was reviewed on September 29, along with the Heartbeats' "A Thousand Miles Away," Luther Bond & the Emeralds' "I Cry," the Teentones' "Love Is A Vow," the Rocketeers' "Hey Rube," and the Calvaes' "Mambo Fiesta." On September 28, the Cadets began another week at the Apollo Theater in New York. They shared the stage with Ruth Brown, the Magnificents, Johnny "Guitar" Watson, and Moms Mabley. While they were in New York, Modern had them record a few tunes: "I'll Be Spinning," "Fools Rush In," "You Belong To Me," and "Wiggie Waggie Woo." Sax work on these was done by Sam "The Man" Taylor, instead of their mentor, Maxwell Davis. For much more information on The Cadets, please see: http://www.uncamarvy.com/JacksCadets/...