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Four Freshmen, The - Angel Eyes - The Best Of (CD) CD 1
01	There Wil Never Be Another You	The Four Freshmen
02	Angel Eyes	The Four Freshmen
03	My Funny Valentine	The Four Freshmen
04	Somebody Loves Me	The Four Freshmen
05	You've Got Me Crying Again	The Four Freshmen
06	Goodbye	The Four Freshmen
07	Holiday	The Four Freshmen
08	In This Whole Wide World	The Four Freshmen
09	Malaya	The Four Freshmen
10	Them There Eyes	The Four Freshmen
11	There's No One But You	The Four Freshmen

THE FOUR FRESHMEN US Vocal Group 1940s to present IN THE BEGINNING In 1948, four young... more

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"The Four Freshmen"

THE FOUR FRESHMEN

US Vocal Group 1940s to present

IN THE BEGINNING

In 1948, four young men created a sound that forever changed the way vocal jazz harmony was heard and performed. Known as The Four Freshmen, the group started with two brothers, Don and Ross Barbour, their cousin Bob Flanigan, and friend Hal Kratzsch. With a soaring, true tenor in Bob Flanigan, the group created a sound that has endured for over 6 decades. Hal Kratzsch sang the bass part and played trumpet. He sang the bass part with a big sound, laying the foundation for the Barbour brothers to add their beautiful inner part stylings. Ross sang the 3rd part and played drums. Don sang the 2nd part and played guitar. Thus, the original Four Freshmen was born and began touring, playing bowling alleys and small clubs across the country.

STAN KENTON

Early on in their career, the Freshmen met Stan Kenton. He had heard the rumors of a vocal group that sounded like his band. The Freshmen were all fans of Kenton and in many ways, modeled their sound after the Kenton trombone section. Once Kenton heard them, he was hooked. He loved the group and believed in them so much that he approached Capitol and essentially got the Freshmen signed in 1950. This led to a fruitful partnership between Capitol Records and the Freshmen for over 10 years. During the Capitol years, the Freshmen had some of their biggest hits, including their first hit with Capitol called "It's A Blue World."