The Clovers

The Clovers were a hugely influential American vocal group who rose to fame in the 1950s. Known for their smooth harmonies and upbeat R&B sound, they scored a string of hits including "Don't You Know I Love You," "One Mint Julep," "Love Potion No. 9" (later made even more famous by The Searchers), and "Blue Velvet" (which also saw later success with Bobby Vinton). They were pioneers of the doo-wop genre and served as inspiration for countless artists who followed. The group's tight harmonies and call-and-response vocals became a signature sound of the era.

Beyond their own hits, The Clovers were also important as session singers, providing backing vocals for many Atlantic Records artists, including Big Joe Turner and Ruth Brown. This experience further honed their skills and cemented their place in music history as one of the most important vocal groups of their time. While their heyday was in the '50s, their music continues to be enjoyed and appreciated by fans of classic R&B and doo-wop.

Genres

Doo-wop

Rhythm And Blues

Rock-and-roll

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Latest Release

Here Comes Romance - Classic Love & Timeless Grooves

The Clovers

Album - 10 Tracks - Released November 15, 2024