The Little Drummer Boy

Artist Bio:
The Jack Halloran Singers were a gospel vocal group founded by Jack Halloran in the 1940s. The group gained popularity for their harmonious and soulful performances of gospel music, often incorporating elements of jazz and pop. They released numerous albums and singles throughout the 1950s and 1960s, showcasing their rich vocal talents and innovative musical arrangements. The Jack Halloran Singers were known for their tight harmonies and powerful delivery, earning them a dedicated following in the gospel music scene.

Their most famous recording is the song "Shenandoah," which became a hit and solidified their place in music history. The Jack Halloran Singers toured extensively, performing in churches, concert halls, and on television, spreading their message of faith and inspiration through their music. Though the group eventually disbanded, their recordings continue to be cherished by fans of gospel music and vocal harmony.