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'''The Chordettes''' fu un quartetto vocale femminile [[Stati Uniti d'America|americano]], specializzato in musica popolare, solitamente cantata [[a cappella]].
 
Il gruppo si formò a [[Sheboygan]] ([[Wisconsin]]) nel [[1946]]. Fondatrici del gruppo furono [[Janet Ertel]] ([[1913]]-[[1988]]), la cognata [[Carol Bushman]], [[Dorothy Schwartz]] e [[Jinny Osborn]] ([[1928]]-[[2003]]). Nel [[1952]] [[Lynn Evans]] sostituì Dorothy Schwartz e nel [[1953]], [[Margie Needham]] sostituì Jinny Osborn, in attesa di un figlio, la quale comunque tornò più tardi a far parte del gruppo; [[Nancy Overton]] inoltre fece parte del gruppo alla fine della loro carriera.
 
<!-- Jinny Osborn was born in [[Seattle, Washington]]. She was born ''Virginia Cole'', the daughter of O. H. "King" Cole, who was president of the [[Barbershop Harmony Society]] (then known as ''SPEBSQSA''), and Katherine Flack.
 
After performing locally in Sheboygan, they went on [[Arthur Godfrey]]'s [[radio]] program ''[[Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts|Talent Scouts]]'' in [[1949]]. They held feature status on Godfrey's daily program, and then recorded for [[Columbia Records]].
 
In [[1953]], Godfrey's music director and orchestra leader, [[Archie Bleyer]], founded [[Cadence Records]]. He signed a number of Godfrey regulars and former regulars, including the Chordettes, who had a number of hit records for Cadence.
 
Their biggest hit was [[Mr._Sandman|''Mr. Sandman'']] in [[1954]]. Archie Bleyer himself is on that record along with the group, Bleyer stripping the sound down the better not to clutter the girls' voices. They also hit #2 with [[1958]]'s '''[[Lollipop (song) | Lollipop]]'''," and also charted with a vocal version of the themes from television's ''[[Zorro (TV series)|Zorro]]'' ([[1959]]) and the film ''[[Never on Sunday]]'' ([[1961]]). Other hits for the girls included "Eddie My Love," "Born to Be With You," "Lay Down Your Arms" in [[1956]], and "Just Between You and Me" in [[1957]].
 
Janet Ertel married Bleyer in 1954. Her daughter Jackie married another Cadence recording star, Phil Everly of [[The Everly Brothers]]. She died of cancer in [[1988]].
 
The Chordettes appeared on [[American Bandstand]] August 5, 1957, the first episode on the ABC Television Network.
 
In [[1961]], Jinny Osborn left the group, and they were unable to find a replacement with whom they were happy, leading to a breakup.
 
The group was inducted into the [[Vocal Group Hall of Fame]] in [[2001]].
 
Jinny Osborn (by that time Jinny Janis) died in 2003. -->
 
==Principali successi==
 
*''Mr. Sandman'' ([[1954]]), di cui versioni remixate vennero eseguite nella colonna sonora dei film ''[[Philadelphia (film)|Philadelphia]]'', ''[[Ritorno al futuro]]'' e dal [[gruppo musicale]] [[Germania|tedesco]] ''[[Blind Guardian]]''
*''Teenage Goodnight'' ([[1956]])
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==Collegamenti esterni ==
 
*[http://www.vocalgroup.org/inductees/the_chordettes.html Scheda sul sito della ''The Vocal Group Hall of Fame'']
*[http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&searchlink=THE|CHORDETTES&sql=11:k9ftxqq5ldae~T0 Scheda su Allmusic]