ohio state adopted hang on sloopy in 1965.
ohio state adopted hang on sloopy in 1965.
when did ohio state adopt hang on sloopy?
1965
hang on sloopy (album)









































hang on sloopy is the debut studio album by the mccoys, released in 1965. it reached #44 on the "billboard" top lps chart.









































the album featured two singles: "hang on sloopy", which reached #1 on the "billboard" hot 100, and "fever", which reached #7.









































section::::track listing.









































all songs written and composed by bob feldman, jerry goldstein, and richard gottehrer except where noted.









































bullet::::1. "meet the mccoys" – 2:00









































bullet::::2. "hang on sloopy" (wes farrell/bert russell) – 2:57









































bullet::::3. "fever" (eddie cooley/john davenport) – 2:47









































bullet::::4. "sorrow" – 2:02









































bullet::::5. "if you tell a lie" – 1:58
hang on sloopy (album)
originally written and recorded with three verses, the newly retitled "hang on sloopy" was edited down to two verses for the single and resulting "hang on sloopy" album. the unedited three-verse version, with a length of 3 minutes, 50 seconds, first appeared on the 1970 bang various artists compilation "bang & shout super hits" (blps-220), then again on the 1991 rhino records various artists compilation "grandson of frat rock! vol. 3" and the 1995 legacy recordings compilation "hang on sloopy: the best of the mccoys".









































section::::the vibrations' original version.:the ohio state university connection.
hang on sloopy