Along with The Mills Brothers, The Ink Spots blazed the way for black music groups, creating a path for many to follow. They proved tremendously influential, with Bill Kenny's lead tenor inspiring such as Sonny Til (The Orioles), Curtis Mayfield (The Impressions), Frankie Lymon (The Teenagers) and scores of others, while Hoppy Jones's trademark talking bass role inspired an equal number of followers. Whispering Grass (Don't Tell the Trees), 2. to Each His Own, 3. If I Didn't Care, 4. Prisoner of Love, 5. I'm Beginning to See the Light, 6. Address Unknown, 7. You Were Only Fooling (While I Was Falling in Love), 8. We Three (My Echo My Shadow and Me), Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall (With Ella Fitzgerald), The Gypsy, My Prayer, You're Breaking My Heart, Don't Want to Set the World on Fire, Stop Pretending (So Hep You See), Maybe, Don't Get Around Much Anymore
