The Three X Sisters were an American all-girl harmony singing trio, initially known as The Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce. They were on stage singing together as early as 1922, and formed their trio in 1924, which was composed of Pearl Santos (née Hamilton) and Violet Hamilton from Cumberland, Maryland and Jessie Fordyce from Brooklyn, New York. They were known on NBC radio as "radio's foremost harmony trio."
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The Mills Brothers
American jazz and pop vocal quartet
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Ben Bernie
American jazz violinist and radio personality
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Paul Whiteman
American jazz musician and radio personality
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Albert Roussel
French composer
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Don Redman
American musician
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Al Bowlly
Mozambican-born South African-British vocalist and jazz guitarist
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The Modernaires
American vocal group
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The Andrews Sisters
American close harmony singing group
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Isham Jones
American bandleader, saxophonist, bassist and songwriter
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Harry Ruby
American composer and screenwriter
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Sons of the Pioneers
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The Boswell Sisters
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Alan Shulman
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Johnny Green
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Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
US big band led by Glenn Miller (1937-1942)
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Frank Luther
American country music singer, dance band vocalist, playwright, songwriter and pianist
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Guy Lombardo
Canadian-American bandleader
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Dick Powell
American actor
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The Browns
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The DeMarco Sisters
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Jan Peerce
American opera singer
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Lew Stone
British bandleader and arranger
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Carter Family
traditional American folk music group
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Maybelle Carter
folk and country music guitarist
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Sammy Kaye
American big band leader and musician
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Axel Stordahl
American arranger, orchestra leader
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Spike Jones
American musician and band leader (1911-1965)
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Spike Hughes
Composer, Author, Music Critic