On this Day In Music History - Jan. 20, 1958 Junior Records releases "Get A Job" by The Silhouettes. The song will climb to #1 in the US, selling over a million copies in the process. It is now considered to be a Rock and Roll classic, although the Philadelphia quartet who sang it never had another Top 40 hit. | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio

“Get a Job” is a doo-wop hit song by The Silhouettes, released in 1957. It became a defining track of the era, known for its catchy refrain — “Sha na na na, sha na na na na” — and its humorous take on post-war youth unemployment. The song tells the story of a young man who is constantly being told to "get a job" by his girlfriend and parents, reflecting societal pressures of the time. With its upbeat rhythm and relatable lyrics, it struck a chord with American audiences, reaching #1 on both the