The Revelers [US1]

Aliases: Acme Male Quartet
The Merrymakers [US]
The Shannon Four
Shannon Four
Shannon Quartet
Singing Sophomores
The Singing Sophomores
Country: United States
Comments: Vocal group, featuring four harmony singers and a pianist. The group, established circa 1917, was popular in the late 1920s and early 1930s. Oriignally known as the Shannon Four, changed their name to Shannon Quartet around 1922, and again changed their name to the Revelers in 1925. On their Columbia releases they were sometimes billed as The Singing Sophomores.
Members: Charles Hart [US]
Elliott Shaw
Lewis James
Harvey Hindermyer
Franklyn Baur Tenor (1923-1926)
Ed Smalle
Charles Harrison [US]

Originals

Title	Performer	Release date	Covered by
A Cottage for Sale	The Revelers [US1]	June 1930	(126 artists)
Carolina Mammy	Shannon Four (The Revelers [US1])	February 1923	(13 artists)
Cowboy Song - Whoopee Ti Yi Yo	Wilfred Glenn and Shannon Quartet	July 1923	(50 artists)
Dinah REC,REL	The Revelers [US1]	November 1925	(352 artists) Originally by Eddie Cantor PRF
Georgianna REC	The Singing Sophomores (The Revelers [US1])	1926	(3 artists) Originally by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra REL
Levee Song - I've Been Workin' on de Railroad	Wilfred Glenn and Shannon Quartet	July 1923	(67 artists)
Open Your Arms, My Alabamy REL	Shannon Four (The Revelers [US1])	February 1923	(6 artists) Originally by Zez Confrey and His Orchestra REC
Sunny Disposish	The Merrymakers [US] (The Revelers [US1])	1926	(14 artists)
The Quilting Party (Seeing Nellie Home)	Shannon Quartet (The Revelers [US1])	November 27, 1925	(20 artists)