Claude says:Norman Greenbaum's only album spawned one of rock's most indelible one-hit wonders — a gospel-rock stomper written in 15 minutes by a Jewish guy who'd just watched Porter Wagoner on TV and figured he could do that too. You gave it a single spin in May 2026, fifty-seven years after it sold two million copies and climbed to No. 3 in the States. The title track is all you've touched, but that fuzz-tone riff and that heaven-bound hook don't need much more.