The Kasenetz-Katz Super Cirkus was an American bubblegum pop group of the late 1960s, masterminded by prolific producers Jerry Kasenetz and Jeff Katz. Known for their innovative marketing strategies, they released a series of hit singles under various band names, contributing significantly to the bubblegum pop genre. The group's distinctive sound was characterized by catchy, upbeat melodies and simple, repetitive lyrics, which were influential in shaping the musical style of many subsequent pop artists. Their most notable work, the album "Quick Joey Small (Run Joey Run)," remains a defining artifact of the bubblegum pop era.