The Merry Macs

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The Merry Macs were an American close-harmony vocal group popular in the 1930s and 1940s, known for their smooth blend and appearances in films and on radio.

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Merry Macs 2
The Merry Macs canonical 1

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instanceOf American close-harmony group
musical group
vocal group
activePeriodEnd 1940s
activePeriodStart 1930s
associatedWithEra Big Band era
countryOfOrigin United States
genre popular music
swing
vocal harmony
hasMember Helen Carroll
Joe McMichael
Judd McMichael
Marjory Garland
Mary Lou Cook
Ted McMichael
hasSiblingMembers Joe McMichael
Judd McMichael
Ted McMichael
languageOfPerformance English
mediaFormat 78 rpm records
notableCharacteristic family-based vocal lineup
notableFor close-harmony singing
film appearances
radio appearances
smooth vocal blend
originallyFrom Minneapolis
performanceMedium motion pictures
radio variety shows
performedIn films
performedOn radio
periodOfPeakPopularity early 1940s
late 1930s
stateOfOrigin Minnesota
styleCharacteristic light, upbeat arrangements
tight vocal harmonies
vocalArrangement close-harmony quartet
yearsActive 1930s–1940s

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linked to: The Merry Macs