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Thank You

Bayonetta 3 brought me here.

This is as good as it gets

Well, it's great to finally meet the masterclass instructor of the era.

I wish the full version was posted on TH-cam! I downloaded if before it was removed. This song is SO beautiful, thank you for this upload ♥️ One of my favorite songs of all time 🎶

Was my mother's song

Ray owns that song. Sinatra, a 2nd. Frank was humble and I must say that he recognized and enjoyed other good singers. Frank said great things about Vic Damone, too. Great times.

This has been among my favorite songs for decades now. I regret that this (Eberle/Modernaires) Miller version was never issued on a 78.

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Love ray eberle

Des francais ??? 🐼

I was married to his son Ray Eberle Jr for 5 years in the 90's. I loved listening to him sing his dad's music.

he sounds like brian griffin

What a magnificent voice!

Did his voice get deeper as he got older or something?...he sounds different to me on the stuff he does with Glen Miller

OLD TIME MEMORIES

Thats a beautiful song and thanks for posting

I think he is great

Ray had not only a beautiful voice, his rendition of tunes was, to my mind perfect. I first heard him, as a musician's young daughter, with a mother who was a lyric soprano, in Sydney, Australia. I was fascinated by not only the miller band's ""big"" sound, which my father explained to me, but also entranced by Ray's beautiful voice. As a "forward"" child, I couldn't help thinking how handsome Ray was. Next to Ms Holliday and Tony Bennett Ray is my favourite singer. Marilyn

worked at reasturant were Vaughn sang at 20 acres I was a parking valet in 1944 still listen to all his recordings great great voice

i remember making a crystal set wireless and hearing, him on it! circa 1957 lol !

Beautiful song, Great artist,fantastic, Vaughn Monroe. Miss; Iedyankinamarina, Thanks for posting..Greetings from Brazil.

glen miller fired him for being late for rehearsal after he was stuck in traffic. miller didnt put up with with any trouble in his band, he was very strict

Who is he singing this with?

Ray had his own band in the 1950's. I seem to remember his arranger was Hale Rood who wrote great charts and he also wrote for high school and college bands too. If you can find some of Ray's late 1950's broadcasts - he had the best big band arrangement of "Just In Time" backing his vocal. Many people think the 1940's were the great big band days - but there was great big band music in the 1950's & 60's.

My left ear likes this song.

Ray sang part of Moonlight Serenade at least once on a Miller radio broadcast. It is interrupted at the 'end' by the announcer and then it goes instrumental. He sounded good on it!

dbz abridged brought me here

BATES MOTEL.

One night on the Tonight Show Johnny asked Al Klink, who was a Miller sideman on sax, about Glenn. Klink shocked Johnny by only saying that Glenn was "cheap" You should have seen the look on Johnny's face!

Al Bowlly. Thank you for reminding people of that crooner of crooners.

Perfection. Never thought I would like the Sandman.

Do you have Miracle of Monday Morning?

Sem dúvida , uma linda vóz . Mas o que não posso entender , por que não existem gravações com o cantor argentino , porém radicado nos EUA , chamado Dick Haymes , um grande cantor dos anos 40 . Obrigado . Carlos

Love this tune, but both the beginning and end are cut off. Is it possible to get the full version please?

Ray was a fine singer. I heard one of Miller's sidemen, Al Klink(saxophonist), tell Johnny Carson that Glenn Miller was cheap. Carson was stunned. Klink was in the Tonight Show Band. Carson asked him about Miller and got a surprise. Funny.

Gotta say I like his take on this. I have a few 78s by him and was never really moved, but found a 45 of Fiesta and it's a roller coaster of 1950s production. THanks for posting!

Well, if you got to be lonely, this is the way to go.

Ray Eberle made the Glenn Miller Band what it was when it required vocal accompaniment. Ray has to have been the best band singer in history, next to Al Bowlly a decade earlier.

@duroche53 That was his starting salary in 1938! He was getting a lot more thn that when he left.

Yes great singer - check out Iron Fence - a classic b side from 1963 ive finally uploaded !

New to me, this version, even though I remember Michael from my childhood days in the early 60s. Great voice, he had. Shame he was a bundle of nerves and ended up committing suicide in 1963. RIP Michael.

Just perfect. When Michael hits those deep notes, my bones turn to jelly!

I've read that Michael struggled sometimes with the words to songs. After hearing this one, I'm not really surprised. I still love it though! X

This is so different with its jazzy touches. I've spent some time searching for Michael's rendition of this song. I'm even more convinced about how very, very good he was. Such a natural talent, such a beautiful voice.

Ray Eberle sang lead vocals on another Glenn Miller composition from 1939, the ballad "Sometime", which was only performed for radio broadcast. "Sometime" was written by Glenn Miller, Chummy MacGregor, and lyeicist Mitchell Parish, who also wrote the lyrics to "Moonlight Serenade". "Sometime" remains a rare song by the Glenn Miller Orchestra. It features an opening melodic riff similar to "Moonlight Serenade". It was performed at the Meadowbrook Ballroom in early 1939 by Glenn Miller.

This man had such a great voice, it really is so sad that he & GM had such an unfortunate falling out. Does anyone know the story behind why GM " fired" this man at the very height of his vocal power? He had a soothing, effortless sound & " At Last" is an all-time classic. Thank-you Mr Ray Eberle. Wolfsky9

this is the best!