The
Chiffons
The
Chiffons started singing in 1963. The Chiffons biggest hits were
"He’s So Fine", "One Fine Day", and "Sweet
Talking Guy". Other well known recordings of The Chiffons
were "Out of this World", "I Have A Boyfriend"
and "Nobody Knows What’s Going On In My Mind".
"He’s So Fine" stayed on the charts in America,
as well as Overseas for seven weeks resulting in a gold record
for selling seven million records. In 1964 The Chiffons recorded
under a different name - they were called The Four Pennies. Under
The Four Pennies, the group recorded "My Block" which
was also a hit. The Beatles, after having The Chiffons as an opening
act in London, were impressed. This in turn resulted in The Chiffons
being the first American group to sing with the Beatles in the
United States.
Presently,
The Chiffons are still in demand overseas and in the United States.
Recently, an album of the girls’ most popular records was
recorded overseas. About five years ago the group went to Wales
to perform, receiving a feed-back of the country’s national
anthem as a show of appreciation.
We are now
in the millennium and The Chiffons are still overwhelming audiences
with their performances.
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