FZ album(s) in which song has appeared

• You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 4 (1991) as No, No Cherry, performed in Detroit, August 24, 1984

Tour(s) on which song is known to have been performed (main source: FZShows, v. 7.1)

• May-July, 1982 (Europe)—known performances: 34
• July-September, 1984 (North America)—known performances: 8
• September-October, 1984 (Europe)—known performances: 15
• October-December, 1984 (North America)—known performances: 18
• February-March, 1988 (North America)—known performances: 4
• April-June, 1988 (Europe)—known performances: 4

Comments

Foggy G, "The Songs That Were Played," We're Only In It For The Touring

1982: Essentially performed as on YCDTOSA Volume IV.

1984: Essentially played as on YCDTOSA Volume IV.

1988: Essentially performed as on YCDTOSA Volume IV, allowing for obvious differences in instrumentation.

Marc De Bruyn (emdebe@village.uunet.be), September 7, 2003

The Turbans released "No, No Cherry" (Caesar/ J. Gray) as a flip to "Tick Tock A-Woo" (1955, recorded in 1954 on Money label, out of Los Angeles; owned by John Dolphin, who also owned the Cash label). These are not the same Turbans (from Philadelphia) who recorded for the Herald label ("When You Dance", see "Billboard Top R&B Hits: 1955", 1989), but a group from Oakland, California; they would later change their name to the Sharptones. "No, No Cherry" (2:35)—together with "Tick Tock A-Woo", "The Goose Is Gone", and "When I Return"—can be heard on the various artists CD "Doo-Wop from Dolphin's of Hollywood, Vol. 1" (1992, Specialty SPCD-2173-2).