The Chiffons

In 1960 The Chiffons began as a trio of schoolmates at James Monroe High School in The Bronx. Known for their harmonious vocals, melodies, and performances, they became one of the most successful female groups of their time. The Chiffons originally consisted of lead singer Judy Craig, Sylvia Peterson, Patricia Bennett, and Barbara Lee. In 1963, the Chiffons released their debut single, "He's So Fine." The song claimed the number one spot in the US selling one million copies. The Chiffons followed up with a string of hits, including "One Fine Day," "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow," and "My Boyfriend Is Back," all of which achieved significant success. Their trademark blend of doo-wop, pop, and R&B attracted audiences from around the world. Their legacy lives on as a part of the golden era of girl groups and a major contribution to doowop music.