 Publicity photo of The Fontane Sisters. Image by MCA-Music Corporation of America-entertainment agency. Photographer is James J. Kriegsmann, New York.
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The Fontane SistersThe Fontane Sisters were a musical trio consisting of sisters Bea, Geri, and Marge Rosse, originating from New Milford, New Jersey. Active from 1941 to 1961, they gained significant popularity in the 1950s as part of Perry Como's television and radio shows, achieving commercial success with hits like "Hearts of Stone" and "Chanson D'Amour." Known for their contributions to the pop genre, they transitioned from slower ballads to faster, rock-influenced material during their career, securing several songs in the Billboard charts. The group retired from performing in the early 1960s and all three sisters passed away between 1993 and 2003. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
Singles
I Had A Talk With The Wind And The Rain / Can't We Talk It Over (1950)
I Wanna Be Loved / I Didn't Know What Time It Was (1950)
I'd've Baked A Cake / Mississippi Mud (1950)
Jing-A-Ling Jing-A-Ling / Sleigh Bells (1950)
Castle Rock / Makin Like A Train (1951)
Grasshopper Heart / Handsome Stranger (1951)
Snowflakes / River In The Moonlight (1952)
There's Doubt In My Mind / If You Would Only Be Mine (1952)
When I Dream / I Grabbed For The Engine (1952)
Please Play Our Song / Falling (1953)
Hearts Of Stone / Bless Your Heart (1954)
If I Didn't Have You / Happy Days And Lonely Nights (1954)
Adorable / Daddy Oh (1955)
Most Of All / Put Me In The Mood (1955)
Playmates / Rollin' Stone (1955)
Seventeen / If I Could Be With You (1955)
Silver Bells / Nuttin' For Christmas (1955)
You're Mine / Rock Love (1955)
