The group, formed in 1938 by Bill Kenny, Charlie Fuqua, Deek Watson, and Hoppy Jones, were pioneers in the Black vocal-group harmony genre, a precursor to doo-wop. They were often on the pop charts from 1939 through 1951.
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- The Ink Spots Detailed time line, discography, song list, audio, video, appearances, press coverage, memorabilia, imposters, and links.
- The Ink Spots Photo gallery, audio, and the mystery of the 'For Sentimental Reasons' recordings.
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: The Ink Spots Profile of the inductees.