Recorded in July, 1971, In Tunewas their first album on MPS. On the recommendation of Peterson, they signed with MPS. Initially, The Singers Unlimited were created to record for commercials but one thing led to another and luckily they were persuaded to record albums. Gene Puerling and Don Shelton had formed worked together before as part of the vocal quartet The Hi-Lo’s, who achieved their greates fame in the late 50’s and 60s.
That contact developed into a fruitful decade-long relationship the Villingen studio’s superb technology perfectly suited the sophisticated requirements of vocal artist and leader Gene Puerling and his companions Bonnie Herman, Don Shelton and Elmer Dresslar Jr. Oscar Peterson himself instigated the first contact between the Schwarzwald studio and The Singers Unlimited originating from Chicago.
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