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The Singers Unlimited
Gene Puerling og Don Shelton havde nogle år tidligere været en del af Puerlings succesfulde mandlige vokalgruppe, The Hi-Lo's, selv om Shelton i 1959 var en erstatning for den oprindelige HiLo Bob Strassen. Singers Unlimited-gruppen blev oprindeligt dannet for at indspille til reklamer i USA, men efterhånden blev de overtalt til at gå ind i pladestudiet for at indspille en række album. På anbefaling af pianisten Oscar Peterson (som også var signet på det daværende pladeselskab) fik de en kontrakt med det tyske pladeselskab MPS. De indspillede to albums i 1971, det første a cappella, det andet In Tune med Petersons daværende trio.
Gene Puerling and Don Shelton had formed part of Puerling's successful all-male vocal group, The Hi-Lo's, some years previously, though Shelton was a 1959 replacement for original HiLo Bob Strassen. The Singers Unlimited group were originally formed to record for commercials in the USA, but as time passed, they were persuaded to enter the recording studio to record a series of albums. On the recommendation of pianist Oscar Peterson (who was also signed to the label at the time), they gained a contract with German label MPS. They recorded two albums in 1971, the first a cappella, the second, In Tune with Peterson's then-current trio.
The Singers Unlimited