The Mills Brothers were a famous pop and jazz vocal quartet, active from 1928 to 1982. The group initially consisted of four brothers who were born in Piqua, Ohio, United States, John Charles (born October 19, 1910, died January 24, 1936, Bellefontaine, Ohio), Herbert (born April 2, 1912, died April 12, 1989, Las Vegas, Nevada.), Harry (born August 19, 1913, died June 28, 1982, Los Angeles, California), and Donald (born April 29, 1915, died November 13, 1999, Los Angeles).
The group has recorded more than 2000 songs and sold over 50 million records, having been awarded several gold records. It remained in business until 1982 with renewed formations.
A1 - Dream a Little Dream Of Me 2:06
A2 - Sometimes I'm Happy 2:49
A3 - You're Driving Me Crazy 2:09
A4 - Poor Butterfly 2:35
A5 - Trade Winds 2:40
B1 - I Can't Stop Loving You 2:58
B2 - There's A Gold Mine In The Sky 2:28
B3 - Till Then 2:56
B4 - You Always Hurt The One You Love 3:12
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