Four Freshmen and Five Trombones
by the Four Freshmen

Album: Four Freshmen and Five Trombones
Artist: The Four Freshmen
genre: jazz
release date: February 1956
label: Capitol
total running time: 32 minutes 02 seconds
U.S. peak chart position: 6
U.K. peak chart position: 6

recorded: Capitol Studios, Hollywood, California: 1955
producer: Dave Cavanagh and Pete Rugolo
engineer/mixer:
vocals: Ross Barbour, Bob Flanigan, Ken Errair, Don Barbour
trombones: Frank Rosolino, Harry Betts Jr., Milt Bernhardt, Tommy Pederson, George Roberts
piano: Claude Williamson
guitar: Barney Kessel
bass: Joe Mondragon
drums: Shelly Manne

The Four Freshmen’s “Four Freshmen and Five Trombones” transformed the concept of the vocal group and influenced the sound of the Beach Boys, Jan and Dean, and others.

songs

Angel Eyes
Love Is Just Around The Corner
Mamselle
Speak Low
The LastTime I Saw Paris
Somebody Loves Me
You Stepped Out of a Dream
I Remember You
Love
Love Is Here To Stay
You Made Me Love You
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