Ink Spots - Hits Collection 1939-51Ink Spots The Hits Collection 1939 51 The Ink Spots, along with the Mills Brothers, were one of the leading early doowop vocal groups during the decades spanning WWII, bringing together the influences of barber shop quartets, gospel and jazz to create a sound and style that appealed to the mainstream pop market. Employing a distinctive guitar introduction, and using the "top and bottom" technique that contrasted the high tenor lead vocal of Bill Kenny

Beside original works for four guitars

bringing that special kind of cohesion

interviews

he developed an eclectic outlook

a 7" Single LP

and it was with Miller's backing that he started his own orchestra in 1939

What's Wrong'

Burl Ives and many more

Dick Haymes

an eclectic mix of evocative chamber music

and worshiped for centuries

"Big Chief"