The Four Freshmen
| Profile: | American male vocal quartet. One of the top vocal groups of the 1950s with a repertoire centered on standards such as "Moonglow" and "The Christmas Song" showing an unusually free, improvisational approach to their harmony singing. Most known are "Day By Day" and "It's A Blue World". A couple of membership changes brought Bob Flanigan, a cousin, into the fold alongside Hal Kratzsch, and suddenly the Four Freshmen were assembled in all but name, and that fell into place a little later. |
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| Sites: | 4freshmen.com , fourfreshmensociety.com , Wikipedia , adp.library.ucsb.edu |
| Members: | Autie Goodman, Bill Comstock, Bob Ferreira (2), Bob Flanigan, Brian Eichenberger, Curtis Calderon, Dennis Grillo, Don Barbour, Hal Kratzsch, Ken Albers, Ken Errair, Mike Beisner, Ray Brown (6), Rod Henley (2), Ross Barbour, Tommy Boynton, Vince Johnson (2) |
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