.png) Photograph of Brothers Four at the University of Michigan, Hill Auditorium Image by Unidentified (Ensian published by University of Michigan), via Wikimedia Commons. Licensed Public domain |
The Brothers FourThe Brothers Four is an American folk singing group formed in Seattle in 1957, renowned for their 1960 hit "Greenfields," which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and sold over a million copies. Although their popularity waned with the rise of rock music, they remained active in performing and recording, particularly gaining traction in Japan and on the American hotel circuit. The group has experienced several lineup changes but continues to perform after more than six decades in the music industry. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
Four Strong Winds
The Brothers Four (1959)
Rally 'Round (1960)
Rally 'Round (1960)
BMOC (1961)
Song Book (1961)
Song Book (1961)
Brothers Four In Person (1962)
The Brothers Four Greatest Hits (1962)
The Brothers Four In Person (1962)
Cross Country Concert (1963)
The Big Folk Hits (1963)
The Big Folk Hits (1963)
More Big Folk Hits (1964)
More Big Folk Hits (1964)
The Brothers Four Sing Of Our Times (1964)
The Brothers Four Sing Of Our Times (1964)
By Special Request (1965)
Singles
Greenfields / Angelique (1960)
My Tani / Ellie Lou (1960)
The Green Leaves Of Summer / Beautiful Brown Eyes (1960)
Frogg / Sweet Rosyanne (1961)
My Woman Left Me / Nobody Knows (1961)
What Child Is This / Christmas Bells (1961)
Blue Water Line / Summer Days Alone (1962)
Darlin' Sportin' Jenny / Slowly Slowly (1962)
Five Weeks In A Baloon / Land Of The Midnight Sun (1962)
The Tavern Song / 25 Minutes To Go (1962)
This Train / Summertime (1962)
55 Days At Peking / All For The Love Of A Girl (1963)
Ringing Bells / Welcome Home Sally (1963)
Hootenanny Saturday Night / Across The Sea (1964)
Lazy Harry's / Come Kiss Me Love (1965)
Try To Remember / Sakura (1965)
Turn Around / Somewhere (1965)
For Emily Wherever I May Find Her / Changes (1966)
