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A.k.a. Cardinal Guitar Trio
Not to be confused with The Four Aces or The Four Aces (2). The Four Aces was a vocal and guitar band that recorded more than 30 titles for Columbia and Paramount in the late 1920s and early 1930s. The group consisted of: Charlie Anderson, Al Perry, Joe Markese, and Dennis Finnegan. On many of their recordings, only three of the four guitarists are singing.
![]() | Al Perry |
![]() | Joe Markese |
![]() | Charlie Anderson |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Diga Diga Doo / Dinah | The Four Aces | 1934 | Album |
Someone Sang A Sweeter Song To Mary / Dark Eyes | The Four Aces | 1931 | Album |
Under A Texas Moon / Mississippi Moon | The Four Aces | 1930 | Album |
When My Dreams Come True / Broadway Melody | The Four Aces | 1929 | Album |
Blue Hawaii / Honey | The Four Aces | 1929 | Album |
The Song Without A Name/ I Never Dreamt | The Four Aces | Album | |
I've Grown So Lonesome / High, High, High Up In The Hills | The Four Aces | Album | |
Singin' In The Bathtub / The Michigan Waltz | The Four Aces | Album |