The G-Clefs
The G-Clefs were an American soul vocal group formed in Roxbury, Massachusetts,
in 1952 by five members, including the Scott brothers and childhood friend Ray
Gibson. Their early background began in the choir of St. Richard’s Catholic
Church, where they honed their harmonies before being discovered by talent scout
Jack Gold, who encouraged them to perform professionally in greater Boston
during the early 1950s. Their breakthrough came with the 1956 single
"Ka-Ding-Dong" (featuring Freddy Cannon on guitar), which peaked at Number 24 on
the Billboard Hot 100 and became the first na...
