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Top Ten Barbershop Quartets of 1968.

The best of the best, compiled from the 31st International Quartet Contest of . highlights include the international champions the Mark IV with "The Old Piano Roll" and "I'd Give a Million Tomorrows," alongside runners-up like the Golden Staters ("Oh, How We Roared in the 20s"). Cross the Mason-Dixon Line.

Hometown Barbershop Quartet. 2. Home On the Range. Hometown Barbershop Quartet. 3. Jimmy Crack Corn (Blue Tail Fly).

A barbershop quartet is a group of four singers who sing music in the barbershop genre of singing, which uses four-part harmony without accompaniment by any instruments such as piano, a style called a cappella

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And in a way, 1968 was just as fertile as 1967 for great music - maybe even more so, as you'll see by our list of the Top 10 Albums of 1968. Beck's first solo album following his departure from the Yardbirds in 1966 picks up where he left off with the influential British blues rockers: covering blues classics, standards from the Great American Songbook and even one of his old band's songs. The Kinks' sixth album, and final record by the original quartet, bombed when it came out in November 1968 (it didn't even crack the Top 200 in the . But it's now considered the band's best LP, a straight-faced concept album about Victorian-era mores. It's lush, pastoral and brimming with gently strummed songs about small-town England that rank among the best that Ray Davies has ever written.

For the group's 1957 album, see The Modern Jazz Quartet (1957 album). Modern Jazz Quartet in 1964 Left to right: Heath, Kay, Jackson, Lewis. The group members had come to have various responsibilities besides playing their instruments: Lewis was the musical director, Jackson handled public relations, Heath managed the finances, and Kay organized the accommodation and transportation. On July 2, 1955, the Modern Jazz Quartet recorded their last album with Prestige Records, Concorde; its title track was Lewis's second major fugue-influenced piece for the.