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Charted at #51 on Billboard Pop chart in April 1958. A plethora of smooth-voiced vocal groups with the word "Four" in their names abounded in the 1950's (e.g. the Four Aces, the Four Esquires, the Four Lads, the Four Coins, etc.). This is one of the lesser-known groups, but their high quality matches the others. Their biggest hit, and only other Billboard charting single, was "Lovely One" (#20 Pop in 1956).
With Ray Conniff and his Orchestra.
Original Billboard review: "Ballad, with a bluesy strain, has bongo-inflected rhythm backing. Pleasant group side with appeal to rock and rollers as well as more mature listeners." Rated 75 out of 100.
Single released in December 1957.
Written by Lenny Adelson & Lyn Murray.
B-side is "Bon Bon".
Charted at #51 on Billboard Pop chart in April 1958. A plethora of smooth-voiced vocal groups with the word "Four" in their names abounded in the 1950's (e.g. the Four Aces, the Four Esquires, the Four Lads, the Four Coins, etc.). This is one of the lesser-known groups, but their high quality matches the others. Their biggest hit, and only other Billboard charting single, was "Lovely One" (#20 Pop in 1956).
With Ray Conniff and his Orchestra.
Original Billboard review: "Ballad, with a bluesy strain, has bongo-inflected rhythm backing. Pleasant group side with appeal to rock and rollers as well as more mature listeners." Rated 75 out of 100.
Single released in December 1957.
Written by Lenny Adelson & Lyn Murray.
B-side is "Bon Bon".
