Zoot Suit Riot

1	Zoot Suit Riot previously unreleased 3:52
2	Ding-Dong Daddy of the D-Car Line 3:31
3	When I Change Your Mind 2:29
4	Here Comes the Snake 3:18
5	Mister White Keys 3:06
6	Come Back to Me 2:39
7	Brown Derby Jump previously unreleased 2:58
8	Dr. Bones 3:33
9	Pink Elephant 3:40
10	Master and Slave 4:04
11	Drunk Daddy 5:11
12	No Mercy for Swine previously unreleased 4:00
13	Cherry Poppin' Daddy Strut 3:05
14	Shake Your Lovemaker 5:50

Barnes & Noble

This record has sold more than a million copies and spawned two radio hits, making the stylish Cherry Poppin' Daddies swing's first rock stars. And Zoot Suit Riot is the perfect neo-swing primer: Bursting with brash horns, high-octane rhythms, and songs about the three D's drinking, dancing, driving it's a lesson in how to make old-fashioned music hip again. Particularly in the strip-bar ambience of "Ding Dong Daddy of the D-Car Line" and the groovy dance-hall number "When I Change Your Mind," this Portland, Oregon, band shows it knows more about swing than where to get cool vintage suits. Jason Fine

All Music Guide

Somewhat conspicuously following the novelty success of Squirrel Nut Zippers, the Cherry Poppin' Daddies released the album Zoot Suit Riot, culling the best "straight" swing tracks from their first three albums, instead of the rock- and ska-influenced songs that inform much of those LPs. There are a few cuts that have a catchy hook and are reasonably infectious. Stephen Thomas Erlewine