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Background information
The lineup in 1957.
Origin	Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
Genres	Pop
Years active	1949–present
Labels	Victoria, Decca
Associated acts	Jack Pleis Orchestra(1953–1955)
Website	www.thefouraces.org

The Four Aces are an American male traditional pop music quartet, popular since the 1950s. Over the last half-century, the group amassed many gold records. Its million-selling signature tunes include 'Love is a Many-Splendored Thing',^[1] 'Three Coins in the Fountain',^[2] 'Stranger in Paradise',^[2] 'Tell Me Why',^[3] and '(It's No) Sin'.^[3] Other big sellers included 'Shangri-La', 'Perfidia', and 'Sincerely'. The original members, responsible for every song made popular by the group, included Al Alberts, Dave Mahoney, Lou Silvestri, and Rosario 'Sod' Vaccaro.^[4]

Career[edit]

Alberts went to South Philadelphia High School and Temple University, and served in the United States Navy, where he met Mahoney. Originally, Alberts sang with Mahoney playing behind him, and later they added Vaccaro on trumpet and Silvestri on drums.^[4] They played locally in the Philadelphia area, and Alberts started his own record label, Victoria Records, when they could not find a distributor to release their first record, '(It's No) Sin'.^[4] It sold a million copies, and Decca Records soon signed the group, billing them as The Four Aces featuring Al Alberts.

Alberts left the group in 1958 to try to make it as a soloist, but never made the charts. He was replaced as lead singer by Fred Diodati, who had attended South Philadelphia High School a few years after Alberts. After Alberts had left the group, Mahoney and Vaccaro also left. Silvestri never left the group, but led three new members: Diodati, Tony Alesi, and Joe Giglio. The Original Aces later asked Silvestri to rejoin the original group, and he did.

It was then that Diodati led a new line-up, which consisted of Diodati, Alesi, Giglio, and Harry Heisler. After almost 19 years with the group, Alesi developed a medical condition that forced him to leave the group. As of 2013 the Four Aces members are Diodati, Giglio, Heisler, and Danny Colingo. These members sing all the songs the original Four Aces had made popular at one time.

In 1975, Diodati, Alesi, Giglio, and Heisler were awarded the right to the name in a court suit in which the original members tried to re-establish their right.^[4] The court allowed the founding members to tour as 'The Original Four Aces, Featuring Al Alberts', which they did, finally retiring the act in 1987. Diodati, Giglio, Heisler, and Colingo continue to legally use the name of the Four Aces and perform the songs made popular by the Original Four Aces.

The founding lead singer, Alberts, died of natural causes on November 27, 2009, at age 87.^[5] Mahoney died on July 12, 2012, of complications from Alzheimer's disease at age 86.^[6] Silvestri died on January 27, 2013, at age 86.^[7] Vaccaro (born in 1922) died on April 5, 2013, at age 90.^[8]

On June 25, 2019, The New York Times Magazine listed The Four Aces among hundreds of artists whose material was reportedly destroyed in the 2008 Universal fire.^[9]

Singles[edit]

Year	Single (A-side, B-side) Both sides from same album except where indicated	Chart positions			Album
Year		US	CB	UK^[10]	Album
1949	'Baby, wha hoppen' b/w 'Try, try again'	-	-	-	Non-album tracks
1951	'(It's No) Sin' b/w 'Arizona Moon'	4	1	-	Non-album tracks
	'There's a Christmas Tree in Heaven' b/w 'There's a Small Hotel'	-	-	-	Non-album tracks
	'Tell Me Why' /	2	2	-	Sentimental Souvenirs
1952	'A Garden in the Rain'	14	17	-	The Four Aces Sing
	'Perfidia' b/w 'You Brought Me Love' (Non-album track)	7	7	-	Sentimental Souvenirs
	'Two Little Kisses' b/w 'Who's to Blame'	29	34	-	Non-album tracks
	'My Hero' b/w 'Spring Is a Wonderful Thing' (Non-album track)	-	20	-	Sentimental Souvenirs
	'I'm Yours' b/w 'I Understand' (from Sentimental Souvenirs)	21	-	-	Heart and Soul
	'Should I' b/w 'There's Only Tonight' (Non-album track)	9	16	-	The Four Aces Sing
	'Heart and Soul' /	11	14	-	Heart and Soul
	'Just Squeeze Me'	20	-	-
1953	'Ti-Pi-Tin' b/w 'Heaven Can Wait'	-	-	-
	'La Rosita' b/w 'Take Me in Your Arms'	24	-	-
	'I'll Never Smile Again' b/w 'My Devotion'	21	-	-
	'You Fooled Me' b/w 'If You Take My Heart Away'	22	32	-	Non-album tracks
	'Organ Grinder's Swing' /	17	18	-	Heart and Soul
	'Honey in the Horn'	24	23	-	The Four Aces Sing
	'False Love' b/w 'Don't Forget Me'	24	23	-	Non-album tracks
	'Laughing on the Outside (Crying on the Inside)' b/w 'I've Been Waiting a Lifetime' (Non-album track)	22	28	-	The Four Aces Sing
	'Stranger in Paradise' /	3	1	6^*	Mood for Love
	'The Gang That Sang Heart of My Heart'	7	5	-	Sentimental Souvenirs
1954	'Bandera (Texas Polka)' (Al Alberts solo) b/w 'What More Is There' (Al Alberts solo)	-	-	-	Non-album tracks
	'Amor' /	21	20	-	Heart and Soul
	'So Long'	26	20	-	Heart and Soul
	'Three Coins in the Fountain' /	1	1	5	Mood for Love
	'Wedding Bells (Are Breaking Up That Old Gang of Mine)'	22	18	-	Sentimental Souvenirs
	'Dream' /	17	13	-	Sentimental Souvenirs
	'It Shall Come to Pass'	-	37	-	Non-album Track
	'It's a Woman's World' b/w 'That Cuckoo B