The Four Freshmen

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  • jazz
  • vocal
  • jazz vocal
  • quartet
  • killer harmonies
The Four Freshmen began as a American vocal group popular from the 1950s through to the early 1960s. Founded by brothers Ross and Don Barbour in 1948 as freshmen at Butler University, the other two original members included their cousin Bob Flanigan and Hal Kratzsch. Well-known for their multi-part harmonies, they are notable as early purveyors of vocalese and as the forerunners of vocal-harmony based rock music, particularly that of The Beach Boys. In their current configuration, The Four Freshmen continue to perform.

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Songs

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    It's a Blue World / By the Time I Get to Phoenix

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    It's a New World

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    It's a Pity to Say Goodnight

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    It's Not Unusual

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    It's Only a Paper Moon

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    Laughing on the Outside (Crying on the Inside)

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    Laura

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    Lil' Darlin'

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    Little Girl Blue

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    Liza

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    Lonely for My Love

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    Lonely Night in Paris

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    Long Ago and Far Away

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    Love

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    Love Is a Happy Thing

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    Love Is a Many Splendored Thing

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    Love Is Just Around the Corner

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    Love Lost

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    Love Turns Winter to Spring

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    Lullaby of Birdland

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    Lulu's Back in Town

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    Malaya

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    Mam'selle

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    Manana

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    Michelle

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    Midnight Sun

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    Mine

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    Misty

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    Misty Roses

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    Mood Indigo

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    Moon River

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    Moonlight

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    More

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    Mr. B's Blues

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    My Funny Valentine

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    My Heart Stood Still

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    My Special Angel

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    Never Again

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    Now You Know

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    Old Folks

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    Old Friends

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    Ole Buttermilk Sky

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    On the Atchison, Topeka & The Santa Fe

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    On the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe

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    On the Sunny Side of the Street

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    Once in Love With Amy

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    Opus One

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    Our Love Is Here to Stay

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    Out of Nowhere

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    Over the Rainbow


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