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The Jordanaires
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ARTIST: The Jordanaires
The Jordanaires
1. Cant Help Falling In Love
2. Don't Be Cruel
3. Return To Sender
4. Stuck On You
5. Swing Low Sweet Chariot

The Jordanaires

For over 40 years, the Jordanaires remained one of the premier backup vocal groups in country music, working with such greats as Jim Reeves, Patsy Cline, George Jones, and, of course, Elvis Presley. The quartet began in Springfield, MO, during the late ’40s, featuring original members Bob Hubbard, Bill Matthews, Monty Matthews and Culley Holt who sang barbershop and spirituals. They debuted on the Grand Ole Opry in 1949. The group changed members during the early ’50s, with Gordon Stoker and Hoyt Hawkins replacing Hubbard (who was drafted) and Bill Matthews (who became seriously ill). In 1953, Monty Matthews left the group for personal reasons, and was replaced by Neal Matthews.

By 1954, the Jordanaires were singing behind artists such as Elton Britt, Red Foley, and Jimmy Wakely. That year they appeared on Eddy Arnold’s television show, but didn’t get their big break until Elvis Presley, a longtime fan, invited the group to back him after receiving a major recording contract from RCA Victor. When Elvis became a star, he honored his promise to keep them as his backup singers, and they worked with him until 1970, appearing in many of his films and on his gospel recordings. In 1954, Culley Holt became ill and was replaced by Hugh Jarrett; he left in 1958 and was replaced by Ray Walker.

When not backing Elvis, the Jordanaires were busy making their own mark in country music. Neal Matthews was a talented arranger and was responsible for Jim Reeves’ massive hit “Four Walls” (1957). In 1959, the Jordanaires began working with Patsy Cline, and also devised the Nashville number system of chords that is still widely used in recording studios and performances. The quartet also recorded their own gospel and country albums. It was the Jordanaires who provided the main impetus for the formation of the American Federation of Television/Radio Artists-Screen Actors’ Guild in Nashville. They also established Nashville’s commercial jingle market, which helped singers like Janie Fricke and Judy Rodman get their start.

Soundtrack/Filmography

  1. Coal Miner’s Daughter (1980) (singer: vocal backgrounds)
  2. Speedway (1968) (singer: vocal backgrounds)
  3. Easy Come, Easy Go (1967) (vocal accompaniment)
  4. Paradise, Hawaiian Style (1966) (vocal accompaniment)
  5. Frankie and Johnny (1966) (singer: vocal backgrounds)
  6. Harum Scarum (1965) (singer: vocal backgrounds)
    • A.K.A. Harem Holiday
  7. Tickle Me (1965) (vocal accompaniment)
  8. Roustabout (1964) (vocal accompaniment)
  9. Fun in Acapulco (1963) (vocal accompaniment)
  10. Girls! Girls! Girls! (1962) (vocal accompaniment)
  11. Flaming Star (1960) (vocal accompaniment: Elvis Presley’s songs)