In November 1957, Trudy and Louise shared lead billing on \"My Secret\"; its flip side, \"Stop Playing Ping Pong With My Heart,\" could easily have crossed the fifties' pop charts if the group had hooked up with a promoter. It was reviewed the week of December 23 (both sides rated good), along with Billy & Lillie's \"La Dee Dah,\" Big Maybelle's \"Rang Dang Dilly,\" Donnie Elbert's \"Wild Child,\" the 5 Royales' \"Dedicated To The One I Love,\" Cornell Gunter's \"Baby Come Home,\" the Kartunes' \"Raindrops,\" and Babs Gonzales' \"Rock & Roll Santa Claus.\"
None of the subsequent songs brought in the sales that \"A Casual Look\" and \"Send Me Flowers\" had, although their April 1958 release \"Danny (This is the Last Dance)\" gets requested by a lot of females at revival shows. \"Danny\" is another story in song, with Darryl Lewis on the bridge. It is the answer to Everygirl's Agony, sitting at a dance longing for the attention of the boy who once cared for you—and suddenly he's there, under your spell, ready to dance the last dance. The flip was \"Love's A-Funny That Way.\" The record was reviewed the week of April 28, along with the Dominoes' \"Music Maestro Please,\" the Johnny Otis Show's \"Willie And The Hand Jive,\" Mickey & Sylvia's \"Bewildered,\" the Charts' \"You're The Reason,\" the Adelphies' \"Kathleen,\" Screamin' Jay Hawkins' \"Alligator Wine,\" the Solitaires' \"Walkin' And Talkin',\" and the Spaniels' \"Great Googley Moo.\"
