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Gene Puerling
There certainly is no more influential and revered a cappella arranger than the brilliant Gene Puerling. From his auspicious beginnings as a founding member of the vocal jazz group the Hi-Lo's, with whom he recorded thirteen albums between the years of 1953-1964, Gene revealed the talent and promise that would later be fully realized with his work as director, arranger and performer with the Singers UnLimited. Gene was born in Wisconsin in 1929. Though his family was musically inclined (various members of the family played violin, piano and clarinet) Gene himself had no formal musical training! He was a working professional musician from the age of seventeen, and simply did not have the time to devote to a formal musical education. Hi-Lo's (Defunct) - Bass - Founder Singers Unlimited (Defunct) - Founder |
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Gene Puerling : Puerling Charts I A collection of mostly a cappella arrangements from quite possibly the greatest vocal jazz arranger ever. Songlist: The Fool On The Hill, Here, There And Everywhere, Michelle, We've Only Just Begun, Yesterday, Try to Remember, On a Clear Day, Emily, Where Is Love?, The Sound of the Singers Unlimited 
Gene Puerling : Puerling Charts II Includes the Grammy Award winner "A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square" as recorded by The Manhattan Transfer. The note-for-note arrangement matches the original recording! Songlist: Deck The Halls, The Gene Puerling Sound, Silent Night, Snowfall, A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, April in Paris, Autumn in New York, Dancing in the Dark, Indian Summer
Gene Puerling : The Best Of Gene Puerling There certainly is no more influential and revered a cappella arranger than the brilliant Gene Puerling. From his auspicious beginnings as a founding member of the vocal jazz group the Hi-Lo's, with whom he recorded thirteen albums between the years of 1953-1964, Gene revealed the talent and promise that would later be fully realized with his work as director, arranger and performer with the Singers UnLimited. SATB, accompanied with optional rhythm section Songlist: Button Up Your Overcoat, Georgia On My Mind, Rockin' Chair, The Shadow of Your Smile, Small Fry |
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The Grammy Award winner recorded by The Manhattan Transfer. The note-for-note arrangement matches the original recording!
Composer: Manning Sherwin Performed By: The Manhattan Transfer
Composers: John Lennon and Paul McCartney Performed By: The Singers Unlimited
Gene Puerling, famed vocal performer, choral arranger, and director of The Hi-Lo's and The Singers Unlimited, originally wrote this a cappella arrangement for Linda Ronstadt. Available for the first time, this newly discovered jewel is masterfully crafted with transparent jazz harmonies that bring a full spectrum of colors to the beloved and timeless classic.
Musical: The Wizard of Oz
A collection of a cappella arrangements from quite possibly the greatest vocal jazz arranger ever.
The Singers Unlimited singing Gene Puerling arrangements is truly one of the greatest sounds in a cappella then, now and always! We are firm fans of the genius of Gene Puerling and this songbook should be in every vocal jazz fans collection
Performed By: The Singers Unlimited
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