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| − | The Ames Brothers, born in Malden, Massachusetts in the 1920’s to Russian | + | The '''Ames Brothers''', born in Malden, Massachusetts in the 1920's to Russian |
| − | Jewish immigrants from the Ukraine, the Urick brothers became the Ames | + | Jewish immigrants from the [[Ukraine]], the Urick brothers became the Ames |
| | Brothers, Vic, Joe, Gene & Ed offering a harmony few could match | | Brothers, Vic, Joe, Gene & Ed offering a harmony few could match |
| | during their decade of Hit Parade chart toppers in the 1950’s. | | during their decade of Hit Parade chart toppers in the 1950’s. |
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| | The Ames Brothers performed in most major night clubs | | The Ames Brothers performed in most major night clubs |
| − | from Ciro’s in Hollywood to the Roxy Theatre in New York, and appeared | + | from Ciro’s in [[Hollywood]] to the Roxy Theatre in New York, and appeared |
| | as regular TV guests of Milton Berle, Perry Como, Jackie Gleason, | | as regular TV guests of Milton Berle, Perry Como, Jackie Gleason, |
| | and Ed Sullivan. Billboard magazine named them Best Vocal group of 1958. | | and Ed Sullivan. Billboard magazine named them Best Vocal group of 1958. |
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| − | In 2007 the Ames Brothers were nomininated at the Hit Parade Hall of Fame.
| + | [[Category:Musicians]] |
| | + | [[Category:Artists]] |