An airborne jitterbug, fast shag of the 50s was LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE by Thurston Harris. Written and first recorded by Bobby Day, Thurston knocked it off almost exactly and sang it to a hit. The next year Frankie Lymon covered it. Then Clyde McPhatter, then the Jackson Five, Huey Lewis and the Doobie Brothers took a whack at the infectiously upbeat tune with the memorable buildup… solo umm uh uh, then a duet umm uh uh, then it swelled to a chorusedumm uh uh uh uh uh uh. Check it out, it’ll getchoo dancin.