Four Freshmen in Japan 1964 Part 5 - Angel Eyes, Route 66, Polkadots and Moonbeams
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my favorite all time vocal group. I met them at Coral Gables night club in E Lansing, Michigan in 1957. They were very personable and welcoming to their fans. Unique style and harmony was so easy to listen to.
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R.I.P. Ross and Bob..who recently went to spend eternity with all of the jazz greats.. Rest well boys..
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The Fabulous Four Freshmen!
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@MyToniolo : ce genre d'harmonisation est profondement americain, de la veritable amerique provincial. J'etais enfant a 150km du village -- Columbus Indiana -- d'ou ont sorti les Four Freshmen.
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thank you .thankyou.absolute knockout.nuff said.
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groupe exceptionnelle que j'adore depuis les annèes 50 LES DERNIERS SONT FABULEUX J'espére un jour pouvoir les rencontrer en france je suis adhérent a leur rubrique posséde tout leur CD amicalement walter .toniolo@akeonet.com
You're welcome. My dear friend Yas is Japanese, and was able to find these nearly lost treasures and bring them to all of us. I'm glad you are enjoying them!
mharbaugh 2 years ago
@mharbaugh Would it be possible to get this video (even a copy)? Would it be available in Japan? I first saw the Freshman in London in 1960 - and they have made me feel good ever since. It was amazing they got their sound through just one microphone. Their style of harmony was unique - such a warm sound. And boy could they swing - my favourite swinging number is " Day by Day". The five 5 trombones are perfect for "Angel Eyes". Thanks for posting this.
hommefriday 1 year ago 2
@hommefriday Unfortunately I don't have any hard copies of these performance. But they will always be on Youtube!
mharbaugh 1 year ago