The Merry Macs were a popular American close-harmony singing group that found their footing in the 1930s. Originally formed by the three McMichael brothers - Joe, Ted, and Judd - they were later joined by Mary Lou Cook to round out their harmonious sound. They achieved significant success with their whimsical interpretation of novelty songs, showcasing their vocal dexterity and infectious energy. The group is best known for their playful hit "Mairzy Doats," a novelty song that became emblematic of their style and one of the defining tracks of the era.

Throughout their career, which spanned several decades, The Merry Macs adapted to changes in the music scene while maintaining their signature blend of tight harmonies and light-hearted performances. With the advent of television, they transitioned from radio and film appearances to TV, ensuring that their music stayed in the public eye. Their discography, as reflected in later compilations such as "The Merry Macs Sing Mairzy Doats," "Something Old, New, Borrowed And Blue," "Classic Years of The Merry Macs," and "Presenting The Merry Macs," marks a journey through the evolution of vocal group performance, capturing the buoyant spirit that characterized the band's enduring appeal.

Genres

British Dance Band

Vocal Harmony Group

Latest Release

Versão X Original

The Merry Macs

Single - Released February 11, 2019