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of the early 1950’s. [[piano|Pianist]] Billy Vaughn, who would leave his own
of the early 1950’s. [[piano|Pianist]] Billy Vaughn, who would leave his own
mark in the music business as an [[orchestra]] leader would become
mark in the music business as an [[orchestra]] leader would become
an important fourth member of [[The Hilltoppers]].
an important fourth member of '''The Hilltoppers'''.
It was a song written by Billy Vaughn, “Trying” that would begin
It was a song written by Billy Vaughn, “Trying” that would begin
of top selling hits.
of top selling hits.
“Trying” hit the top ten in October of 1952, followed in 1953 with
“Trying” hit the top ten in October 1952, followed in 1953 with
“P.S. I Love You”. In early 1954, “Till Then” landed in the top ten
“P.S. I Love You”. In early 1954, “Till Then” landed in the top ten
for the Hilltoppers. At the same time they shared a top ten
for the Hilltoppers. At the same time they shared a top ten
Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2005.
Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2005.
[[category:musical Groups]]
[[Category:Musical Groups]]