The original record sleeve featured a comic strip conceptualized by John Pruitt to tell Bertha's story visually.
The song was more than just a novelty track; it was a legitimate hit. It reached and No. 22 on the US R&B chart. Bertha Butt Boogie
Another recurring character who joins the party. Chart Success and Cultural Impact The original record sleeve featured a comic strip
Jimmy Castor is one of the most sampled artists in history, with his "Bertha Butt" era tracks providing the foundation for countless hip-hop and dance songs. 22 on the US R&B chart
The character of Bertha Butt wasn’t new when the "Boogie" dropped. She first appeared in the band’s 1972 smash hit "Troglodyte (Cave Man)" , where she was introduced as one of the "Butt Sisters". Public fascination with Bertha was so high that Jimmy Castor decided to give her a dedicated follow-up.
