In 1958, the Sheboygan-based vocal group the Chordettes—Janet, Alice, Lynn, and Jinny—captivated audiences with their a cappella hits Mr. Sandman and Lollipop. Known for their precise harmonies and barbershop-style charm, the group amazed viewers with the rapid-fire “bum-bum-bums” performed flawlessly in succession.
During a playful live TV performance, a youthful and attractive “Mr. Sandman” even makes a cameo, adding humor to the iconic song that defined an era of early rock & roll.
