Ross Barbour

The story of the popular singing group from its 1948 inception through 1995, as told by one of its founding members. Along with the narrative, there are pictures, several appendices the covering members of the group over the years, and a listing of the albums, singles, and CDs recorded by the group.

Early on, the group, originally a barbershop quartet, adopted a jazz-oriented repertoire and became one of the most popular vocal groups of the 1950s. This anecdotal story traces the evolution of the group as it offers readers a close-up look at the group and speaks about careers, interactions, and songwriting.

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