Artist Bio:
The Mills Brothers were a popular American jazz and pop vocal group that achieved great success in the 1930s and 1940s. The group originally consisted of four brothers: John Jr., Herbert, Harry, and Donald Mills. They were known for their close harmonies and innovative vocal techniques, including imitating instruments with their voices.
The Mills Brothers had a string of hits during their career, including "Tiger Rag," "Glow Worm," and "Paper Doll." They were one of the first African American groups to gain widespread popularity among both black and white audiences. The Mills Brothers' unique sound and smooth vocal style influenced many artists, including The Ink Spots and The Platters. They were inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1998 and continue to be celebrated for their contributions to the music industry.
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