Here's another old group from out of the past. You may recognize a few of the faces.

What is the name of the group and who are the members pictured here?

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"Cat" Freeman standing left with Jack Pittman beside him..

How about The Church of God Quartet?

Not the Church of God Quartet . . . but that is Cat and Jack in the picture.

Just a guess, Whitey Gleason and the Jubilee Quartet?

Is it the All Star Quartet?

Don't you love waiting for John to give us the answer? LOL!

Gordon Hill on the end?

I think Mr. Pittman was involved in several of the "Stamps" organization quartets so it's got to be one of those..but don't know which..

sorry, stevenson . . . I have a real job now and can't hang around the computer all day!

. . . and ya'll still don't have the right answer.

Let's see if I can catch up. . .

It's not a Stamps group and that's not Whitey Gleason.

It's not the All Stars.

jakefanatic is right. Gordon Hill is the bass singer.

So now we have Cat Freeman, Jack Pittman, ????, Gordon Hill, and ????.

Any other guesses?

Revelaires Qt ?

That would of been my answer but I don't remember Jack Pittman being in The Revelaires Quartet.

I actually tried to call Mr. Pittman to get this answer then I remembered he was on his way to Ft Myers...

The group was called the "Four Tones".

More about them later.

Cat Freeman must have sung in about a "blue million" quartets in the 50's and 60's.
Thtat might be a good trivia question. How many groups has Cat been in?

OK, jf, I'll ask it, but I can't promise to have an answer!

Here's another picture of the Four Tones.