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SUGAR PIE DeSANTO
"Slip-In Mules"
Sugar Pie DeSanto's earthy approach was suited equally to R&B and blues, and she cut both for Chess during the 60s. Discovered by bandleader Johnny Otis, who was responsible for her debut sides on Federal, DeSanto scored her biggest R&B seller, "I Want to Know," for producer Bob Geddins of Veltone Records in 1960.
After she signed with Checker, her April 1964 "Slip-In Mules (No High Heel Sneakers)" nearly made the top 40 R&B charts. It was the answer to Tommy Tucker's "High Heel Sneakers." [Bill Dahl, All Music Guide]
This single is an original pressing of "Slip-In Mules" and "Mr. & Mrs."