The Ink Spots

voix (quatuor vocal)

American vocal group that became famous in the 1930s and 1940s, known for Bill Kenny's tenor voice. It recorded for Victor from 1935, then for Decca, where “If I Didn't Care” (1939) launched its career, until it disbanded in 1954.

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Styles

• Vocal jazz, scat, vocalese
• Swing, big bands

Landmark tracks

• Swing, Gate, Swing (1935)
• Alabama Barbecue (1937)
• Slap That Bass (1937)
• If I Didn't Care (1939)

Sources

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