The Charioteers

The Charioteers were an American gospel and pop vocal group active from 1930 to 1957, originating from Wilberforce, Ohio. Initially formed as the Harmony Four, they gained recognition for their performances and diverse repertoire that included hits like "So Long" and collaborations with artists such as Frank Sinatra and Pearl Bailey. Their significant contributions to music and entertainment led to their induction into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2003, marking their lasting impact on the genre.

GENRES: Gospel, Vocal Group