The Hi-Lo's was an American vocal ensemble established in 1953. They achieved
professional recognition for a musical career characterized by vocal pop and
vocal jazz and for an innovative use of vocal harmony that influenced groups
including Take 6 and The Manhattan Transfer. The ensemble consisted of Gene
Puerling, Bob Strasen, Bob Morse, and Clark Burroughs. They achieved
professional recognition for a name referring to the vocal and physical ranges
of the members. Their recording career began with the debut studio recording
Listen! (1954) released on the label Starlite. The Hi...