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They started as a gospel group, then found themselves on the pop charts (while most doo-wop groups scored their biggest success on the R&B charts) when they switched to secular music in the mid-’40s. Here are the cream of the Four Knights’ A- and B-sides on Capitol and Coral plus all the hits they started scoring in ’51: "I Love the Sunshine of Your Smile," "(It’s No) Sin," "Cry," "Oh, Happy Day," "I Get So Lonely," "In the Chapel in the Moonlight," "If I May," "That’s All There Is to That," "My Personal Possession" (last two with Nat King Cole), "O’ Falling Star"…58 tracks! Acrobat.