Sue Raney
Raelene Claire Claussen, known professionally as Sue Raney, was born on June 18,
1940, in McPherson, Kansas, and is an American jazz singer. She began her
professional career at a young age, joining Jack Carson's radio show in Los
Angeles in 1954 and later working with Ray Anthony's band. At 17, Raney signed
with Capitol Records and released her debut album, When Your Lover Has Gone
(1958), produced by Nelson Riddle. In 1960, she recorded "Biology", which became
Capitol's first single elevated to national promotion. Raney collaborated with
the Stan Kenton orchestra in 1962 and sa...
I Get the Blues When It RainsSue Raney
Sue Raney: When Your Lover Has Gone/songs For A Raney Day
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A Blossom FellSue Raney
Sue Raney: When Your Lover Has Gone/songs For A Raney Day
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Exactly Like YouSue Raney
Sue Raney: When Your Lover Has Gone/songs For A Raney Day
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Someone to Watch Over MeSue Raney and Shelly Manne & His Men
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September in the RainBilly May, Sue Raney and Billy May & His Orchestra
Sue Raney: When Your Lover Has Gone/songs For A Raney Day
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Here's That Rainy DaySue Raney
All By Myself
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