The Queen's Six: Giving pop music the royal treatment

Tomorrow, in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, Queen Elizabeth will be laid to rest. And the Choir of St. George's Chapel will fill the room with song, as it has at royal events for nearly 700 years. "The choir was founded in 1352, so it's quite old," said tenor Nick Madden.

In 2008, he and bass Simon Whiteley decided to form a sub-group of the choir, to sing music you won't find in any hymnal. They're called the Queen's Six.

The Queen's Six performs "Stand By Me":