| JOHNNIE
RAY
- The Fabulous Johnnie Ray
Although
practically deaf, Johnnie Ray's tear-inflected delivery tabbed him
as an early 50s
sensation One of the original ‘Pop Idols’ Johnnie
Ray’s frenzied antics set off riots among
female admirers during his heyday, but the advent of rock
soon dulled his hitmaking powers.
By 1959, the hits were through. He had a massive career
and a string of pop hits
throughout the 1950s. "Cry" remained perched
on top of the pop charts for nearly three
months. - This ‘best Of’ collection is a great
introduction to this 50s idol.
Please
Mr. Sun: Cry: The Little White Cloud That Cried: (Here Am I) Broken
Hearted: Walkin’ My Baby Back Home: Just Walking In The Rain:
All Of Me: Ma Says, Pa says - Duet with DORIS DAY: Paths Of Paradise:
Somebody Stole My Gal: The Lady Drinks Champagne: Love Me: Tell
The Lady I Said Goodbye: Coffee And Cigarettes: Mountains In The
Moonlight: Faith Can Move Mountains: It’s The Talk Of The
Town: Nobody’s Sweetheart: With These Hands: A Full Time Job
Duet with DORIS DAY: Whisky And Gin: Please Don’t Talk About
Me When I’m Gone: Don’t Say Love Has Ended: I’m
Gonna Walk And Talk With My Lord: Glad, Rag Doll
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