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The King Sisters
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The King Sisters Were An American Big Band-Era Vocal Group Consisting Of Six Sisters Alyce Donna Luise Marilyn Maxine And Yvonne King. Born And Raised In Pleasant Grove Utah About 35 Miles South Of Salt Lake City The King Sisters Originally Were Part Of The "Driggs Family Of Entertainers". Their First Professional Job Was With A Salt Lake City Radio Station From Which They Graduated To A Station In Oakland California. In The Early 1930s Sisters Luise Maxine And Alyce Formed A Vocal Trio Along The Lines Of Their Idols The Boswell Sisters And Traveled To San Francisco To Audition For Radio Station KGO To Replace The Boswell Sisters Themselves Who Were Leaving The Station ." After This Maxine Retired To Home Life In Oakland And Sisters Donna And Yvonne Were Added To The Roster.
In 1935 The King Sisters Accepted A Job With Bandleader Horace Heidt. Gradually Relations Between The King Sisters And Heidt Deteriorated To The Point Where They Left The Band. In The Following Years They Separately And Together Sang With The Bands Of Artie Shaw's Old Gold Program And Charlie Barnet And Al Pearce Series. They Turned Down A Request To Be The Vocal Group For The Glenn Miller Orchestra. They Recorded For Bluebird Records A Sub-Label Of RCA Victor Records And The Same Label As Miller And Also Had Their First Hit With A Vocal Version Of Miller's Hit "In The Mood".
In 1937 Luise Married Guitarist Alvino Rey. At The Peak Of The Sisters' Success They Appeared In A Number Of 1940's Hollywood Films. During World War II They Appeared Regularly On Kay Kyser's Radio Series. In 1965 They Began Hosting Their Own ABC Television-Network Series The King Family Show Which Featured Family Members Including Alyce's Husband Actor Robert Clarke And Her Sons Ric And Lex De Azevedo And Cam Clarke As Well As Other Talent. The Show Ran From 1965-1966 With A 1969 Revival.
A Second Generation Of The King Family The Four King Cousins Continues To Carry On The Musical Tradition.
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Biography - The King Sisters
The King Sisters Were An American Big Band-Era Vocal Group Consisting Of Six Sisters Alyce Donna Luise Marilyn Maxine And Yvonne King. Born And Raised In Pleasant Grove Utah About 35 Miles South Of Salt Lake City The King Sisters Originally Were Part Of The "Driggs Family Of Entertainers". Their First Professional Job Was With A Salt Lake City Radio Station From Which They Graduated To A Station In Oakland California. In The Early 1930s Sisters Luise Maxine And Alyce Formed A Vocal Trio Along The Lines Of Their Idols The Boswell Sisters And Traveled To San Francisco To Audition For Radio Station KGO To Replace The Boswell Sisters Themselves Who Were Leaving The Station ." After This Maxine Retired To Home Life In Oakland And Sisters Donna And Yvonne Were Added To The Roster.
In 1935 The King Sisters Accepted A Job With Bandleader Horace Heidt. Gradually Relations Between The King Sisters And Heidt Deteriorated To The Point Where They Left The Band. In The Following Years They Separately And Together Sang With The Bands Of Artie Shaw's Old Gold Program And Charlie Barnet And Al Pearce Series. They Turned Down A Request To Be The Vocal Group For The Glenn Miller Orchestra. They Recorded For Bluebird Records A Sub-Label Of RCA Victor Records And The Same Label As Miller And Also Had Their First Hit With A Vocal Version Of Miller's Hit "In The Mood".
In 1937 Luise Married Guitarist Alvino Rey. At The Peak Of The Sisters' Success They Appeared In A Number Of 1940's Hollywood Films. During World War II They Appeared Regularly On Kay Kyser's Radio Series. In 1965 They Began Hosting Their Own ABC Television-Network Series The King Family Show Which Featured Family Members Including Alyce's Husband Actor Robert Clarke And Her Sons Ric And Lex De Azevedo And Cam Clarke As Well As Other Talent. The Show Ran From 1965-1966 With A 1969 Revival.
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In 1935 The King Sisters Accepted A Job With Bandleader Horace Heidt. Gradually Relations Between The King Sisters And Heidt Deteriorated To The Point Where They Left The Band. In The Following Years They Separately And Together Sang With The Bands Of Artie Shaw's Old Gold Program And Charlie Barnet And Al Pearce Series. They Turned Down A Request To Be The Vocal Group For The Glenn Miller Orchestra. They Recorded For Bluebird Records A Sub-Label Of RCA Victor Records And The Same Label As Miller And Also Had Their First Hit With A Vocal Version Of Miller's Hit "In The Mood".
In 1937 Luise Married Guitarist Alvino Rey. At The Peak Of The Sisters' Success They Appeared In A Number Of 1940's Hollywood Films. During World War II They Appeared Regularly On Kay Kyser's Radio Series. In 1965 They Began Hosting Their Own ABC Television-Network Series The King Family Show Which Featured Family Members Including Alyce's Husband Actor Robert Clarke And Her Sons Ric And Lex De Azevedo And Cam Clarke As Well As Other Talent. The Show Ran From 1965-1966 With A 1969 Revival.
A Second Generation Of The King Family The Four King Cousins Continues To Carry On The Musical Tradition. read less
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