The Jordanaires
Profile: | An American vocal group from Springfield, Missouri, formed in 1948. Best known for their recordings with Elvis Presley. The name of the group originates from the Biblical Jordan river (which flows between Israel and Jordan) and was chosen by founding group members Bill and Monty Matthews. Jordanaires as a group was dissolved upon the death of Gordon Stoker.
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Sites: | jordanaires.net , Wikipedia , elvisinfonet.com , adp.library.ucsb.edu |
Aliases: | The Almanac Singers (2), The Downhomers, The Merry Melody Singers, The Optimists Plus Me, The Tribesmen (2), The Undergrads, The Valley Singers |
Members: | Bill Matthews, Bob Hubbard, Bob Money (3), Culley Holt, Curtis Young, Duane West, Gordon Stoker, Hoyt Hawkins, Hugh Jarrett, Louis Nunley, Monty Matthews, Neal Matthews, Ray Walker (2), Ronnie Drake |
Variations: | Viewing All | The Jordanaires "Jordanaires", "Los Jordanaires", "The Jordanaires", „The Jordanaires”, »The Jordanaires«, Four Jordanaires, I Jordanaires, Jordanaires, Jordaneirs, Jordaniares, Jordannaires, Jordinaires, Jordonaires, Jordonairs, Les Jordanaires, Los Jordanaires, Male Quartet, Os Jordanaires, The Immortal Jordanaires, The Jodanaires |
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