This single represented a moment where folk music began to cross over into the mainstream pop charts, influencing later artists who blended folk with rock elements.
- "Walk Right In" hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1963, displacing "Hey Paula" by Paul & Paula.
- The song was originally a 1930s blues tune written by Gus Cannon, but The Rooftop Singers' version featured a distinctive, upbeat arrangement driven by a 12-string guitar.
- The Rooftop Singers' lineup featured Elizabeth Humes, Milton L. Eknes, and WIlliam Y. Wolff.
The Rooftop Singers were a short-lived American folk group. They are best known for their one-hit-wonder "Walk Right In."
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