The Arbors are the last great 'lost' vocal harmony act of the 1960s. While The Association, Harper's Bizarre and even The Four Seasons have seen their back catalogues repackaged and expanded and have slipped back into the mainstream forty years later, The Arbors continue to languish in semi-obscurity with virtually no reissues or compilation appearances to their name. Until now!    Formed by two sets of brothers at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor in 1965 (and you thought the MC5 were the first cool Ann Arbor act!), the quartet were signed to Columbia's Date imprint and scored their first hit with "A Symphony For Susan" in 1966.