
The Clark sisters, Jean, Ann, Peggy, and Mary Clark, are also known as the Sentimentalists with Tommy Dorsey

The Clark sisters, Jean, Ann, Peggy, and Mary Clark, are also known as the Sentimentalists with Tommy Dorsey

The Clark Sisters grew up in Grand Forks North Dakota, originally singing their trademark harmonies as the Clark Kiddies at local venues and events. When the girls were in high school, they often performed on local radio and at the Dakota hotel. They also recorded local radio commercials including Herberger's Department Store.

The Clark Sisters, now a quartet, joined Tommy Dorsey's band in 1944. They had several hits including Chicago and On the Sunny Side of the Street

The Clark Sisters, released several records, including 'Sing, Sing, Sing' in 1958, and 'The Clark Sisters Swing Again' in 1959. In 1960, they followed up with 'Beauty Shop Beat' and then 'A Salute to the Great Singing Groups' in 1962.

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