 In 1953, the Clark Sisters made the decision to leave the Dorsey organization, primarily due to Dorsey's failure to pay them what they felt they were worth, as well as their desires to quit touring and devote themselves to family, and to recording.True to his original intentions, Dorsey refused to allow them to continue to use the "Sentimentalists" name, and would not allow them to reference in their publicity information that they had ever been known under that name.Despite this setback, the Sisters persisted and, in addition to continuing to perform well into the 1960s, they recorded three albums under the "Clark Sisters" name, and under the Coral Records label.