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Wishing to have wider distribution with their newest album, the band agreed, signing a three-record deal. Zoot Suit Riot was reissued by Mojo and given mainstream distribution in July 1997.

Bungle member Hans Wagner), and experiencing ten line-up changes in 1997 alone.

On October 24, the Daddies were inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of FamePerry and Schmid have cited 1980s punk rock and hardcore as being most influential on the Daddies style, particularly experimental groups such as the Meat Puppets, The Damned and the Butthole Surfers, as well as Elvis Costello, The Kinks and Oingo Boingo.

The Cherry Poppin' Daddies are an American rock band formed in Eugene, Oregon in 1988 by Steve Perry (lead vocals/guitar). While the band has gone through numerous personnel changes, only Perry, Dan Schmid (bass) and Dana Heitman (trumpet) remain from the original incarnation, with Perry and Heitman being the only two constant members throughout the band's twenty year history.Conceived as a counter against the rising grunge movement of the Northwest, the Daddies played an unconventional lyric-driven mixture of punk rock, swing music, funk and ska, among other styles, attracting a local cult following for their raunchy and frequently controversial performance art-like live shows, which often brought about bans and organized protest.

According to Perry, the choice to use serious lyrics in a genre uncharacteristic of such content lends more punch to its message.Steve Perry (MC Large Drink) – lead vocals/rhythm guitar (formation – present)Dan Schmid (Dang Oulette) – bass (formation – 1997, 1998 – present)Dana Heitman – trumpet (formation – present)Jason Moss – lead guitar (1992 – present)Dustin Lanker – keyboards (1997 – 1998, 2000 – present)Joe Manis – alto saxophone (2006 – present)Jesse Cloninger – tenor saxophone (2008 – present)Kevin Congleton – drums (2008 – present) (live shows)Jason Palmer – drums (1996, 2008 – present) (studio recordings)Chris Azorr – keyboards (1990 – 1997)Tim Arnold – drums (formation – 1990)Adrian P.Baxter – tenor saxophone (1993 – 1996)"CrackerJack" Brooks Brown – alto saxophone (formation – 1994)Darren Cassidy – bass (1997 – 2000)Nalya Cominos – bass (1997)Tim Donahue – drums (1997 – 2008)Ian Early – alto saxophone (1997 – 2006)Sean Flannery – tenor saxophone (1996-2008)John Fohl – guitar (1990 – 1992)Adam Glogauer – drums (1996)Johnny Goetchius – keyboards (1999 – 2000)James Gossard – guitar (formation – 1990)Sean Oldham – drums (1996)James Phillips – tenor saxophone (formation – 1993)Rex Trimm – alto saxophone (1996 – 1997)Hans Wagner – drums (1996 – 1997)Brian West – drums (1990 – 1996).

Huck.In 1988, as the grunge and alternative rock movements began to blossom throughout the Northwest, Perry's disillusionment over the state of the local music scene inspired him to set out and create a punk rock band that was more genre-bending and experimental. He and Schmid formed Mr.Wiggles - named after the Parliament song - in November 1988. Said Perry:.