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Jenny Rom
Jenny Rom was a singer from Brooklyn who had a number one hit with "Hanky Panky" in 1966. The song was produced by Tommy Boyce. She also recorded other...
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Jenny Rom was a singer from Brooklyn who had a number one hit with "Hanky Panky" in 1966. The song was produced by Tommy Boyce. She also recorded other singles like "I'm Not the Kind of Girl You Think I Am" and a self-titled album.
Her band included musicians like Randy Meisner on bass, Billy Rich on drums, George Grantham on guitar, and Larry Knechtel on keyboards. Beyond "Hanky Panky," she had songs like "Ika Uka" and "Joe Joe."
Jenny Rom died in 2016 at age 74.
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