Ray Eberle
Raymond Eberle, born January 19, 1919, in Mechanicville, New York, was an
American singer. He began his career in the late 1930s when Glenn Miller hired
him as a vocalist for his big band after hearing about Ray from his brother Bob
Eberly. Eberle's breakthrough came with hits like "At Last" and "Polka Dots and
Moonbeams". He appeared in films such as Sun Valley Serenade (1941) and
Orchestra Wives (1942), and led his own orchestras, including The Ray Eberle
Orchestra. Notable albums include Plays Glenn Miller Favorites (1957). After
leaving Miller's band in 1942, he briefly joine...
Humpty Dumpty HeartGlenn Miller, Ray Eberle and The Glenn Miller Orchestra
The Complete Glenn Miller and His Orchestra
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A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley SquareThe Glenn Miller Orchestra and Ray Eberle
Live Concert - Music Made Famous By Glenn Miller
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Stairway to the StarsGlenn Miller, Ray Eberle and The Glenn Miller Orchestra
Ray Eberle Sings And Plays "music Of Today"
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At LastRay Eberle and Ray Eberle & His Orchestra
Plays Glenn Miller Favorites
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My PrayerGlenn Miller, Ray Eberle and The Glenn Miller Orchestra
The Complete Glenn Miller and His Orchestra
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You Stepped Out of a DreamGlenn Miller, Ray Eberle and The Modernaires
Ray Eberle Sings And Plays "music Of Today"
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