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| | The Ames Brothers - Inductees - The Vocal Group Hall of Fame Foundation |
 | | One of the most popular groups of the late ‘40s and ‘50s, the Ames Brothers were actually the four Urick brothers from Malden, Massachusetts: Ed (lead), Vic (first tenor), Gene (second tenor), and Joe (bass). |
 | | The Ames Brothers’ first release of the ‘50s became their first number one record and million seller, “Ragmop.” Their very next single, “Sentimental Me,” also went to number one. |
 | | The Ames Brothers performed in every major club in America, for Ciro’s in Hollywood to the Roxy Theatre in New York, and they appeared regularly as TV guests of Milton Berle, Perry Como, Jackie Gleason, and Ed Sullivan. |
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