Flat Foot Four

**The Flat Foot Four**
The Flat Foot Four
Origin	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Genres	Barbershop
Years active	from 1923
Past members	Johnny Whalen – tenor; Britt Stegal – lead; Red Elliot – baritone (from 1940); Sam Barnes – bass; Frank Sheppard – original lead; Roland Cargill – original baritone; Bill Parrish – original bass; Granville Scanland – baritone in 1939; Paul (Sleepy) Chapman – bass 1936–1938 (wrote the popular barbershop song "Oh Joe" ;

The Flat Foot Four is a Barbershop quartet that won the 1940 SPEBSQSA international competition.^[2] The victorious line-up was the following:

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Preceded by

SPEBSQSA International Quartet Champions
1940

Succeeded by

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