In Celebration of the Human Voice - The Essential Musical Instrument
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Male Barbershop Quartet from NJ Lead: Bob Freeland. Tenor: Ted Rau. Baritone: Jimmy Verdick . Bass: Jack Briody. These four sang together for about a year, then Verdick enlisted in the Navy. The search for a fourth part began and in May of 1943, the trio found Jack Briody, who had recently been discharged from the Army. Rau was a former nightclub entertainer and Freeland had been a member of a tumbling and singing act in vaudeville during the 1920s. He had also appeared in Irving Berlin's Broadway show, Yip, Yip, Yaphank. Briody had sung on the radio and in nightclubs with the Garden State Trio and Marrese was a glee club baritone until he began singing with the quartet. A Cappella. 1946 - Barbershop Quartet Champions |
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