"Pop Pop Pop-Pie" by Sherrys

Despite scoring a Top 40 hit, The Sherrys were an underrated Philly soul group from the 60s. They were led by two sisters and their cousin.

"Pop Pop Pop-Pie" was their strongest chart performance, obtaining minor hit status by peaking at #35 in 1962. In 1963 they barely got back onto the chart with "Slop Time," which stalled at #97.

Apparently The Popeye was a dance fad at the time, which helped lift their single onto the charts.