The Three Suns
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Biography
The Three Suns, an American pop group, were formed in 1939 by brothers Al Nevins and Morty Nevins along with their cousin Artie Dunn. The trio became a popular nightclub attraction around New York and scored their first hit record with "Twilight Time" in 1944, which sold over four million copies and was awarded a gold record. Their instrumental version of "Rumors are Flying" reached Number 1 in America in November 1946, followed by "Peg o' My Heart", one of the biggest hits of 1947. They were featured in Alfred Hitchcockâs film Rope and continued to make live appearances throughout the 1950s. The group's popularity began to wane with the rise of rock and roll, but they reinvented themselves by experimenting with additional instruments and stereophonic effects. The band disbanded in 1966.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Love in the Afternoon
- I Love You / They Can't Take That Away From Me / Ten Pretty Girls / I've Got You Under My Skin
- Lover's Bouquet
- How Deep Is the Ocean?
- Rosalie
- Love, Your Spell Is Everywhere
- Breath of Spring
- I'll Get By (As Long as I Have You)
- My Melancholy Baby
- I'm In The Dancing Mood / June Is Bustin' Out All Over / From This Moment / My Heart Belongs To Daddy
- I'm in the Mood for Love
- Do I Love You?
- Medley: Wunderbar / The Café Mozart Waltz
- The Continental
- Body and Soul
- The Sheik Of Araby
- Song Of India
- Lady Of Shangri-La
- Come Back To Sorrento
- Jealousy
- In A Little Spanish Town
- Londonderry Air
- April In Portugal
- Galway Bay
