The Jaynetts’ sole chart hit, "Sally Go ’round the Roses," was a top 10 success in 1963. The song is known for its chilling, adolescent-tale-gone-wrong narrative.
- The song was written by Garry Sherman and Linda Laurie. It reached number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100.
- The session singers on the track included Estelle Levitt, Artie Wayne, and Ellie Greenwich. It was released on the Resnik Music Group label.
- The Jaynetts were unable to replicate the success of "Sally Go ’round the Roses" with subsequent releases. The group disbanded in 1966.
The Jaynetts were a studio group, a rotating cast of session singers assembled by producers. They were formed in 1962 to record novelty and pop songs.
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