Lover's Island

Artist Bio:
The Blue Jays were a Canadian vocal group formed in Toronto in 1958. The original lineup consisted of members Pat Hervey, Ken Ramm, Sandy DeSantis, and Romeo Penque. They gained popularity in the early 1960s with their harmonious doo-wop and pop sound. The group released several singles, including "Lover's Island" and "Tenderly." Their biggest hit was "White Cliffs of Dover," which reached number 7 on the Canadian singles chart in 1960.

The Blue Jays disbanded in the mid-1960s, with members pursuing individual music careers. Despite their relatively short time together, The Blue Jays left a lasting impact on the Canadian music scene with their smooth vocal harmonies and catchy melodies.