The Four Preps

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The Four Preps were a popular American male vocal quartet of the 1950s and 1960s known for their smooth harmonies and hit pop songs like "26 Miles (Santa Catalina)" and "Big Man."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American pop group
vocal quartet
activePeriod 1950s
1960s
associatedAct The Crew-Cuts
The Kingston Trio
The Lettermen
chartSuccess multiple Billboard pop hits in the late 1950s
countryOfOrigin United States
era pre-Beatles American pop
formationYear 1954
foundingLocation Hollywood High School
Los Angeles
genre pop
traditional pop
vocal music
hitSingle 26 Miles (Santa Catalina)
Big Man
Down by the Station
Lazy Summer Night
influenced The Beach Boys
West Coast vocal harmony groups
knownFor novelty medleys
smooth harmonies
languageOfWork English
medium live performances
recordings
television appearances
memberOf Capitol Records artists
notableMember Bruce Belland
Ed Cobb
Glen Larson
linked to: Glen A. Larson
notableWork 26 Miles (Santa Catalina)
Big Man
Big Surprise
Down by the Station
Got a Girl
Lazy Summer Night
More Money for You and Me
originalMember Bruce Belland
Ed Cobb
Glen Larson
linked to: Glen A. Larson

Marvin Inabnett
recordLabel Capitol Records
style clean-cut image
close-harmony vocals
vocalType male vocal group

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The Edsel Show starring The Four Preps
Glen A. Larson memberOf The Four Preps
Love of the Common People originallyPerformedBy The Four Preps