The Four Freshmen / Walk On By 1968
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95 videosYouTube Mix for The Four Freshmen- 42:18
Four Freshmen - Bob Flanigan, Ross Barbour, Don Barbour, Ken Albersby Bobotmedia1,699 views
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Once in a While by Brian Eichenberger of The Four Freshmenby danceteacherray4,385 views
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♪ It could happen to you / June Christyby take5t0ky0j4,354 views
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Somewhere Out Thereby wallofsound4,105 views
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Four Freshmen - Ain't Seen Nothin' Like You (1952)by silverhammer7928,420 views
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The Four Freshmen- Girl Talkby crewgogo5,066 views
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The Four Freshmen--Early Autumnby Dandelatorre12,153 views
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Four Freshmen ／ In this Whole Wide Worldby seasonsbattl20111,278 views
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The Ray Charles Singers / Take Me Along 1968by alto202220012,399 views
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LOVE IS A MANY - SPLENDORED THING - THE FOUR FRESHMENby HELLOMRWONDERFUL3,148 views
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Percy Faith / The 59th Street Bridge Song 1967by alto202220014,851 views
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Index - Spoonful - 1968 (vinyl)by artmaniac531,316 views
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The Four Freshmen - Old Friendsby 46807nipster639 views
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Windy by The Johnny Mann Singersby edgycorners1,938 views
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Margo Guryan/Think Of Rainby alto2022200110,515 views
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The Four Freshmen - Rainby Dandelatorre8,129 views
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Four Freshmen in Japan 1964 Part 1 - Day By Dayby mharbaugh23,031 views
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The Four Freshmen--Little Girl Blueby Dandelatorre4,716 views
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Unforgettable by Group 20 of The Four Freshmenby danceteacherray4,330 views
@jackadonia There was an album by them in a garage sale with a transitor radio on the cover too bad it was all scratched up
spacepatrolman 5 months ago
Is this the same album with "Misty Roses?" That's a great song. This is the third song I have heard from their Liberty era. The harmonies seem to have in common resonating with the third voice, and less spreading of the voices. So it sounds dry and warm, which was the direction audio production was heading in those days. Wet reverb and echo were becoming less prevalent. Not a criticism by any means, just noting the differences.
bennoach 6 months ago
Thanks for posting this! I wasn't aware that the Four Freshmen sang this. Harmony Grass sang this piece, and I think the voice parts were identical. It was another excellent recording.
thelonearranger1 7 months ago
I agree, johnnylounge100. The Freshmen's singing was much cleaner and smoother on Today Is Tomorrow than on ATKOT. Overall, I like the sound they achieved on their Liberty albums - 4 Freshmen Pop! Also, wasn't it around this time that Comstock and Albers switched parts?
jackadonia 1 year ago