Clark Sisters (fl. 1940s)
Clark Sisters (fl. 1940s)
Singing swing specialists of the 1940s. Name variations: Sentamentalists. Born in US.
The four Clark Sisters—Ann, Jean, Peggy, and Mary Clark—starred as "The Sentimentalists" with Tommy Dorsey's orchestra, doing vocals on "Chicago" and "The Sunny Side of the Street"; sang as instrumentalists, delivering the big-band orchestral stylings of the swing years; albums include Sing, Sing, Sing! and The Clark Sisters Swing Again on Dot Records.
See also Women in World History.
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