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The Four Freshmen

The Four Freshmen Sing "It's A Blue World"
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The Four Freshmen Sing "Charmaine"
about 1 year ago
The Four Freshmen Sing "The Day Isn't Long Enough"
about 1 year ago
The Four Freshmen Sing "It Happened Once Before"
about 1 year ago
The Four Freshmen Sing "And So It's Over"
about 1 year ago
The Four Freshmen Sing "Candy"
about 1 year ago
The Four Freshmen Sing "Graduation Day"
about 1 year ago
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"Graduation Day" covers the many emotions in connection with a right of passage for many. The wistful quality of the lyrics and music is superbly caught by The Four Freshmen especially with the solo vocal by Ross Barbour in this March 27, 1956. The gentleness of the 1950's is beautifully expressed in this performance.

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The Four Freshmen Sing "(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66"
about 1 year ago
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Later generations remember Bobby Troup as a doctor on the NBC Television show "Emergency" with his lovely wife Julie London as Nurse Dixie. However, long before that, Bobby Troup was a jazz pianist and song writer of the first grade and one of his greatest hits was with "(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66" which was a tribute to America's first cross country highway. The song describes nearly every s...

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The Four Freshmen Sing "Poinciana (The Tree Song)"
about 1 year ago
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The Four Freshmen got their first big break when bandleader Stan Kenton heard them live at a club date in Dayton, Ohio in 1950. Stan loved what he heard and arranged for an record date at Capitol Records in Hollywood, California. The executives at Capitol were ecstatic about the group and signed them to a four year contract. The exotic sound of The Four Freshmen come out in the jungle heat of "...

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The Four freshmen Sing "It Never Occurred To Me"
about 1 year ago
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The Four Freshmen won numerous awards during their many years together. The original group won the prestigious "Downbeat" for Best Vocal Group every year (except 1957) from 1953 to 1958. They appeared in films and on television throughout the 1950's into the early 1960's as well as going on concert tours until their mainstream appeal disappeared with the British Invasion of 1964. However, this ...

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The Four Freshmen Sing "Mood Indigo"
about 1 year ago
The Four freshmen Sing "How Can I Tell Her"
about 1 year ago
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"How Can I Tell Her" describes to perfection the dilemma about sharing words with a special someone. The mood setting is appropriately sensitive and very plush. There is a baroque flavored piano solo which makes a charming entrance during the instrumental break.

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The Four Freshmen Sing "We'll Be Together Again"
about 1 year ago
The Four Freshmen Sing "Angel Eyes"
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The Four Freshmen Sing "Love Is Just Around The Corner"
about 1 year ago
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As a contrast to "Angel Eyes," "Love Is Just Around The Corner" gets a jaunty, optimistic romp from the Freshmen. The interjections from the trombones provide the lift already set in motion by Four Freshmen. The break is totally dominated by the 'bones with a scat by the Freshmen.

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Popular Playlists Featuring The Four Freshmen

  • Turkeys for Thanksgiving 5 plays

    11 songs featuring Chuck Mangione, Astrud Gilberto, The Four Freshmen, Mel Tormé...

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    • The Gypsy
      by Charlie Parker
    • I Should Care
      by Thelonious Monk
    • The Hut Sut Song
      by Mel Tormé
    • Day by Day
      by The Four Freshmen
    • Do You Want to Know a Secret
      by Count Basie
    • So Nice (Summer Samba)
      by Astrud Gilberto
    • Watch What Happens
      by Wes Montgomery
    • Don't Sleep in the Subway
      by Johnny Hodges
    • Walk Away Renee
      by Gabor Szabo
    • Feels So Good (Encore)
      by Chuck Mangione
    • Songbird
      by Kenny G

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