This 1962 single, "Chains," showcases The Cookies' vocal prowess with its driving rhythm and memorable chorus, becoming a minor hit for the group. It stands as an early example of their work before they became more famously known as backing vocalists for other artists.
- "Chains" reached number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1962.
- The song was written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King, two of the most prolific songwriters of the era.
- The Cookies recorded this track at the legendary Bell Sound Studios in New York City.
The Cookies were a versatile American girl group from Brooklyn, New York, known for their smooth harmonies and contributions to the Brill Building sound. At the time of "Chains," they were a studio ensemble lending their vocals to numerous hits for other artists.
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