The Chordettes

The Chordettes were an American female vocal group best known for their close-harmony singing and popular hits in the 1950s. They specialized in a cappella and vocal group styles, blending their voices seamlessly to create rich, harmonic sounds. Their most famous song, “Mr. Sandman,” showcased their silky vocal blend and catchy melodies, influencing future vocal groups. They contributed to the jazz and pop music landscape, often appearing on radio and television. The Chordettes were celebrated for their tight harmonies, charming presentation, and lasting impact on American popular music during the mid-20th century.