It appears there may be some confusion or a mix-up in musical groups, as "The Clovers" are predominantly known as a pioneering R&B and doo-wop group that were most active during the 1950s. Their most notable hits include songs like "Love Potion No. 9," "Blue Velvet," and "One Mint Julep." They were not known for Christmas-themed music or the titles you have listed.

The original Clovers formed in Washington D.C. in 1946 and quickly rose to fame after being signed by Atlantic Records in the early 1950s. The group's blend of blues, soul, and gospel harmonies, coupled with the catchy and swinging rhythms of R&B, laid the groundwork for the genres of rock and roll and soul. Throughout the '50s, The Clovers scored a string of hits on the R&B charts and influenced a wealth of performers in the years to follow.

If the list of releases you've provided pertains to a newer or different group also called "The Clovers," it's possible you're referring to a contemporary band with a similar name but a separate discography and history. In such a case, more specific information regarding their formation, genre, and career milestones would be required to craft an accurate biography. If this is the scenario, please provide further details so I can furnish you with the correct biographical summary for the artists in question.

Genres

Doo-wop

Rhythm And Blues

Rock-and-roll

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Latest Release

The Music You Need

The Clovers

Single - Released January 31, 2023