Nightlife (quartet)

Nightlife (quartet)
Nightlife
Website Official site
Members
Rob Menaker — Tenor
John Sasine— Lead
Jeff Baker— Baritone
Brett Littlefield— Bass

Nightlife are a barbershop quartet that won the BHS International Quartet competition in 1996.

Members

Tenor: Rob Menaker
Lead: John Sasine
Bari: Jeff Baker
Bass: Brett Littlefield

Nightlife is a barbershop quartet and winner of the 1996 International Championship from the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America, Inc.

Starting from similar roots that flourished in the five-time world champion men’s chorus, the Masters of Harmony, Nightlife is only the second international quartet champion in barbershop history to win gold alongside its parent chorus, which attained the same triumph on the same stage in the same year.

Since then, Nightlife has traveled all over America and abroad from our home base in Los Angeles, CA, entertaining thousands with a broad selection of musical arrangements, mainly in the wonderful barbershop style.

Preceded by
Marquis		 SPEBSQSA International Quartet Champions
1996		 Succeeded by
Yesteryear
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1939: Bartlesville Barflies · 1940: Flat Foot Four · 1941: Chord Busters · 1942: Elastic Four · 1943: Four Harmonizers · 1944: Harmony Halls · 1945: Misfits · 1946: Garden State Quartet · 1947: Doctors of Harmony · 1948: Pittsburghers · 1949: Mid States Four · 1950: Buffalo Bills · 1951: Schmitt Brothers · 1952: Four Teens · 1953: Vikings · 1954: Orphans · 1955: Four Hearsemen · 1956: The Confederates · 1957: Lads of Enchantment · 1958: Gay Notes · 1959: Four Pitchikers · 1960: Evans Quartet · 1961: The Suntones · 1962: Gala Lads · 1963: Town and Country Four · 1964: Sidewinders · 1965: Four Renegades · 1966: Auto Towners · 1967: Four Statesmen · 1968: Western Continentals · 1969: MARK IV · 1970: Oriole Four · 1971: Gentlemen's Agreement · 1972: Golden Staters · 1973: Dealer's Choice · 1974: Regents · 1975: Happiness Emporium · 1976: Innsiders · 1977: Most Happy Fellows · 1978: Bluegrass Student Union · 1979: Grandma's Boys · 1980: Boston Common · 1981: Chicago News · 1982: Classic Collection · 1983: Side Street Ramblers · 1984: The Rapscallions · 1985: The New Tradition · 1986: Rural Route 4 · 1987: Interstate Rivals · 1988: Chiefs of Staff · 1989: Second Edition · 1990: Acoustix · 1991: The Ritz · 1992: Keepsake · 1993: Gas House Gang · 1994: Joker's Wild · 1995: Marquis · 1996: Nightlife · 1997: Yesteryear · 1998: Revival · 1999: FRED · 2000: Platinum · 2001: Michigan Jake · 2002: Four Voices · 2003: Power Play · 2004: Gotcha! · 2005: Realtime · 2006: Vocal Spectrum · 2007: Max Q · 2008: OC Times · 2009: Crossroads · 2010: Storm Front · 2011: Old School
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