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The Four Preps

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Years active
since 1956
Country
United States
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Formed in Hollywood, California, where the four original members met in high school in the 1950s. They were a popular pop group in the 1950s and 1960s, appearing on television and in films.
Members
Glen Larson Baritone vocals (1956-1969)
Bruce Belland Lead vocals (1956-1969, 1989-1996, 2007-...)
Ed Cobb Bass vocals (1956-1969) (1989-1996)
David Troy (1966-1969) (1989-1996)
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Covers by The Four Preps

Title Performer Release date Originally by
October 1963 Bob Gibson [US]
  August 1959 Sunny Gale with Orchestra directed by Ralph Burns REL, Johnny Mathis with Ray Ellis and His Orchestra REC
August 1959 The Everly Brothers - Orchestra conducted by Archie Bleyer
November 1958 Emilio De Marchi, Al Jolson
January 1961 Orchester Ricardo Santos
Covered by Bob Crosby featuring the Tenor Saxophone and Clarinet of Eddie Miller
October 1964 Patrick et son orchestre de danse avec refrain chanté par Hildegarde
  October 1963 Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus REL, [Unknown Studio Artists] BRD
October 1963 Billy Grammer
June 1962 New Mayfair Dance Orchestra [Ray Noble]
November 1958 The Rover Boys featuring Billy Albert - Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Don Costa
October 1963 The New Christy Minstrels - Under the direction of Randy Sparks
November 1958 Larry Clinton and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Bea Wain
July 1959 Webb Pierce
August 1959 Frank Sinatra
I Cried a Million Tears The Four Preps with Orchestra under the direction of Gus Levene (The Four Preps, Gus Levene) January 1957 Unverified
  August 1959 (unknown), Dick Powell PRF, Larry Clinton and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Bea Wain REC
  October 1963 Ceil Clayton REL, Claramae Turner PRF
  August 1959 Mills Brothers REL, Cab Calloway and The Cabaliers REC
January 1965 Milva, The Lollipops [US]
October 1963 Leon Payne
November 1958 (unknown)
November 1958 Lew Stone and His Band - Vocal Chorus by Nat Gonella
November 1958 (unknown), Harry Belafonte
1963 Hoagy Carmichael and His Orchestra
October 1964 Jack Jones
August 1959 Ricky Nelson
October 1963 Jean Renard - Jacques Denjean et son orchestre, Brenda Lee
  October 1964 Dick Haymes BRD, Dick Haymes with Orchestra under direction of Victor Young REC
November 1958 Majestic Dance Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Helen Rowland
November 1958 Mindy Carson with Ray Conniff's Orchestra & The Columbians
Moon River The Four Preps 1962 Unverified
May 1961 (unknown), The Fleetwoods, Hollywood Argyles, Tamara PRF, Gertrude Niesen with orchestral acc dir. by Ray Sinatra REC, The Four Freshmen with Orchestra conducted by Dick Reynolds, The Carter Family, Grayson and Whitter, Dion and The Belmonts, (unknown)
October 1964 Joni James and The Jack Halloran Choir - Orchestra conducted by Lew Douglas
October 1964 Jimmie Grier and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus Pinky Tomlin
October 1964 Ralph Marterie and His Orchestra, (unknown)
1963 Harry Owens & His Royal Hawaiian Orchestra
October 1964 Paul Anka
October 1964 João Gilberto, Sarah Vaughan, Tony Bennett
January 1959 Judy Valentine - Orch. under the dir. of Bill Leavitt
  August 1959 Tamara PRF, Gertrude Niesen with orchestral acc dir. by Ray Sinatra REC
August 1959 Elton Britt
  August 1959 Jerry Gray and His Orchestra - Vocal by Tommy Traynor REC, Nat "King" Cole REL
October 1963 The Tymes
October 1963 Kyu Sakamoto
May 1961 Standard Quartette, Golden Gate Quartet
May 1961 Jimmie Rodgers [US2]
October 1963 Johnnie Spence and His Orchestra, Richard Chamberlain - Orchestra conducted by David Rose
November 1958 Frank Sinatra – Orchestra under the direction of Axel Stordahl
1963 Rufus Smith and Ensemble
October 1963 Mills Brothers
  November 1958 Dorothy Squires with Orchestra directed by Billy Reid REC, Sam Browne with Bert Thompson and His Orchestra REL
May 4, 1964 Bobby Bare
1963 Big Bopper
November 1958 Dave Gardner
October 1964 Sonny Land Trio
  May 1961 Billy Fields REL, David Daniels and Gloria Marlowe PRF

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