ABOUT
The Bluenotes were a vocal quartet from Asheboro, NC consisting of Ralph Harrington, Pat Patterson, Joe Tanner, and Tom Underwood that became famous during the late 1950s. Their best known songs include the upbeat, finger-snapping "My Lucky Love" (1958), performed with Doug Franklin. They also provided vocal backing for Billy Craddock, Johnny Dee, George Hamilton IV, and Henry Wilson.
Best known songs (with years) include:
- My Lucky Love (1958)
Pop charts debut year: 1958
Years active: 1955-1960
Genres: Pop
Labels: Colonial, Brooke
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