As a teenager way back in the 1950s, Johny Ray, Guy Mitchell and Frankie Laine ruled the hit parade. Still remember all three with much affection. So grateful that material such as this is available via the internet. Thank you so very much. Kind regards to any fans who may be listening to this. July 2022.
Wonderful. Met him backstage at the London Palladium in the 'sixties'. He thanked me for bringing my wife Judy to see him and chat . Still listen to him, along with Frankie Lain , Guy Mitchel and Rosemary Clooney we romanced to in those days.
I'm a 42 year old guy, and I'm looking into the history of pop music. I've always looked for what's influenced the people I've liked, and who they currently like, being young I always went forward. But, this right here is the bridge that connected big band at it's top, but his performance is pure rock and roll. Ps I'll show my daughter this,
I was about 10 when this was so popular. My Dad had a restaurant and would let the teens come in and dance on Friday and Saturday nights.....It was a wonderful time....so many great songs like this one and so many others still linger in my mind...my wife is amazed at the fact that I sill remember all the words to hundreds and hundreds of songs from the 50s. It is so great to hear them again...million thanks t you tube and to those who load these old ones..I love you all.
I wish I lived in the 50's, great music of which I do listen to as my father sang this songs, as did my mother who liked to sing Tammy by Debbie Reynolds and Vicki carr it must be him
Elvis, Bowie, Marc Bolan, Dylan... Johnny Ray. Viewing this video it makes me think that there is something about them that is not just talented at singing but, sharmanistic, other-worldly, about the best of the best. Johnnie Ray was on another plane.
i always listened to this beautiful song with my father when i was a child no more than 10 years old，this song was not very popular in taiwan then but we both love it and had its record。now i am 71，i miss my father and this song !
I was a teenager when Johnny Ray came to Singapore and stayed at Raffles Hotel. I was mad about him went to the Airport , Raffles Hotel and to his show. Loved his voice snd all his songs. I am now 82 and will never forget that day. Still listen to his music brings back such wonderful memories. God Bless you.
When he played the Palladium in the mid fifties he was an absolute sensation. He broke all box office records and along with Danny Kaye was a gaurenteed sell out every time he returned. He dominated the stage with such a powerful emotional presence,
Came across ''Walking in the Sand'' by the Shangri Las and remembered this song. Have not heard it since the 60's. Funny, how the mind remembers things from our past.
1950-1955. The biggest male singers, according to record sales, were Johnnie Ray, Guy Mitchell, Frankie Laine, Nat "King" Cole, Tony Bennett, Eddie Fisher and Perry Como. But in 1952, girl singers were prominent, and towards the end of the year, they dominated the charts with hit after hit. Jo Stafford, Rosemary Clooney, Vera Lynn, Kay Starr, Georgia Gibbs, Teresa Brewer, Patti Page and Joni James were some who reached the top of the charts.
Seeing and hearing Johnny Ray here, I don't think I've ever heard him better. He hits those notes so perfectly. It took me until the age of 80 to realize how good he was.
I'm so glad I found this gem, plus links to other Johnnie Rae songs. I was 11 in 1956, but this song stuck around for years. I can fully appreciate now how good he was. I spoke to him on the telephone one time as I was a friend of an agent he knew well. Fascinating!
Uncle jonnie never lived so bright than that night . Great song, Great voice. Long live Uncle Johnnie Ray. He is survived by My father Randal C. Ray. Salem Oregon.
Johnny Ray had some beautiful songs. Love The Little White Cloud that Cried. He put such total feeling into each song as did Frankie Lane and another of my favorites Harry Belafonte. The singers from that period were and still are to my way of thinking the best. The songs made a bit more sense at that time too. Would like to correspond with anyone that feels the same way. Thanks for bringing these back for pure pleasure. God bless.
It started raining lightly about an hour ago. I asked my wife if she wanted to go for a walk in the rain. Walkin' in the Rain, and Johny Ray immediately came to my mind. I haven't heard the song in about 60 years. It's great to hear it again. Thank you!!
My dad was a massive Johnny Ray fan. Years ago when I was very young, I learnt this song for his birthday. There I was belting it out "all because my heart, all because my heart, all because my heart," didn't know there was a scratch on LP and the song jumped. Honestly thought he repeated that line three times. Still find it difficult to sing this song without repeating that line.
Great story. Reminds me how my daughter's Linda Ronstadt record, Different Drum, had a similar skip. To this day, in her 50s, she prefers the "skip" version. 😂
Stupid me, two months later I'm thinking how the presenter sounds like Frankie Laine and it IS him! Another idol from my chilhood, how fantatic is TH-cam and its wonderful posters, thank you for the pleasure you spread.
Johnny Ray was, and still is my Hero. When I was 19 I tried to sing his song Cry where ever there was a possibility. Now 66 years of age, I'm singing Standards in my own Jazz Combo and still want to sing Cry, but the other guys don't want to play it. Maybe when we put a little swing in it? I just wanted to say that Cry is still a very good song.
Saw Johnny at the kings hall Belle View when I was a teenager. As soon as he came on stage all the girls started screaming including me. Great voice. Full of emotion. I too had a trench coat. Loved it.
I remember my mom listening to him (she had studied opera) and tho he was far from opera she really liked him....I do also. He was a star just before rock & roll knocked him off the charts.
"so original that he becomes a phenomenon" ~ "shot up like a skyrocket" "matured into one of this country's leading entertainers" ~ "a privilege to present to you the fabulous Johnnie Ray" ~ how lovely!
To me its a great song very well composed with the Band stopping playing at the cruital moments , to allow The Singer to sing his words most clearly and musically then the Band carrie on ; a great musical accompliment to an even Greater Singer
Johnnie Ray - Just Walking In The Rain 2147pm 31.12.22 we all like him. his tears must erase any angst or ire you may feel for his act... and he was deaf!!!!
This is the only song of his that I ever knew, but Ive never forgotten it. I used to hear this on the radio when I was 11, in Havana, where Im from. Great voice, great song. Loved it even though I couldnt understand the words back then. Rock was huge all over the world and it affected young people everywhere just as much.
A great Cover of walking in the rain , 'The Prisonaires' original recording is very beautiful and emotional This is a sweet performance by Johnnie Ray :)
Love to hear the strong, emotion-charged voice of Johnny Ray. So talented that not even his being partially deaf stopped him (hence the hearing aid he wears in the video clip). There's nothing like a singer whose voice fits the mood of a song. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
I'm sorry for your loss Julie, stay strong, she'll always be with you no matter where you go. Me and My Mum are ridiculously close. I couldn't live without my Mum, I'm 21 while she's 41. And just the slight thought of losing her is horrifying, I honestly think I'd lose my Mind(Literally), I don't even live with her.
The incredible about Johnny Ray was that he was almost completely deaf and wore hearing aids, you can see the wire from his left ear. Thanks for turning me onto this great performer. Cry by Johnnie is an amazing tune also. I am 61 and still listen to rock but these guys were amazing.
From what I read he was partially deaf in his left ear, no where near completely! Could not sing like that if he was near completely. But anyway, I agree, amazing and very underrated performer who also had some wonderful acting talent, but only made one film. Check him out in There's no Business Like Show business from 1954.
Years ago Johnny Ray came to our high school and put on a show, after he preformed, he went into the audience and kissed several of the girls. My sister Nancy was one of those girls. When he went back up on the stage, he said"Hey, she kissed me back"
I love the sound and style of Johnnie Ray. He seems to have incorporated much of the style of the early R&B artists from the Ink Spots to the Clyde McFatter-era Drifters while adding his own zest.
I can still remember Jonny Ray appearing in Australia in the 1950s, He was my first "pop star with hits like' cry' and "The little white cloud that cry.
Johnny Ray was an amazing artist. He was almost completely deaf, yet he had perfect pitch when he sang and could play the piano beautifully. Isn't it amazing that even though we may have disabilities, our Lord gives us talents to overshadow the disabilities. Love this man and his voice. So very sad that today's music is just screaming, one note kind and not the melodic type I grew up hearing.
Nobody can sing like Johnnie Ray, got both Bear Family Records Box Sets that are a total kaleidoscope of phenomenal performances, induct this brilliant original to "Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame" where he belongs, even Tony Bennett cites him as a true innovator bringing in rock & r&b in the early 50's plus his loose on stage performance before Elvis!
In the past, when Elvis Presley arrived to the national scene, many important TV people said that Johnnie Ray + Billy Daniels = Elvis Presley... LOL...
What you NEVER heard this? This was one of his buggest hits. It was one of his biggest hits selling over a million copies and reaching #2 on the charts in 1956. Well then if your new to our find of music You might not know of it. Any CD of Johnnie's will have it on it.
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As a child, I often sang the song "Just walking in the rain" when I walked home from school in the rain, without realising it at the time
As a teenager way back in the 1950s, Johny Ray, Guy Mitchell and Frankie Laine ruled the hit parade. Still remember all three with much affection. So grateful that material such as this is available via the internet. Thank you so very much. Kind regards to any fans who may be listening to this. July 2022.
30th May 2023
Wonderful. Met him backstage at the London Palladium in the 'sixties'. He thanked me for bringing my wife Judy to see him and chat . Still listen to him, along with Frankie Lain , Guy Mitchel and Rosemary Clooney we romanced to in those days.
I'm a 42 year old guy, and I'm looking into the history of pop music. I've always looked for what's influenced the people I've liked, and who they currently like, being young I always went forward.
But, this right here is the bridge that connected big band at it's top, but his performance is pure rock and roll.
Ps I'll show my daughter this,
Still listening 2024.
Three super singers 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟@@geoffunwin196
I'm 72, and heard "Cry" for the first time! Omgosh, what a unique voice and style! I played it over and over again.
Brilliant song
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From a little girl , love this song always
I was about 10 when this was so popular. My Dad had a restaurant and would let the teens come in and dance on Friday and Saturday nights.....It was a wonderful time....so many great songs like this one and so many others still linger in my mind...my wife is amazed at the fact that I sill remember all the words to hundreds and hundreds of songs from the 50s. It is so great to hear them again...million thanks t you tube and to those who load these old ones..I love you all.
Teens were different then.I remember it well.
I wish I lived in the 50's, great music of which I do listen to as my father sang this songs, as did my mother who liked to sing Tammy by Debbie Reynolds and Vicki carr it must be him
@@williamschlenger1518 they were simply magical days
Great voice
I am so gratefu to. Have been a teenager in the 50s. That was a magical time and family was everything
So beautiful song ♥️
Hello there,how are you doing dear?
Most of these people in these comments are 60+
I’m here as a young person knowing no matter when music came out it still can be great
It's too bad that Johnnie Ray has been largely forgotten. He was a unique talent.
"Sounded sad upon the radio, moved a million hearts in mono"
NONSENSE
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My dad used to play johnny ray songs I remember listening to this as a child in the 1960s very unique voice great times 😊
simply loving ur voice
Elvis, Bowie, Marc Bolan, Dylan... Johnny Ray. Viewing this video it makes me think that there is something about them that is not just talented at singing but, sharmanistic, other-worldly, about the best of the best. Johnnie Ray was on another plane.
I love this beautiful song thank you 🙏🦋❤️🌺💛💜🧚🏻♀️💙💞😂💜🌼💐👌💓wonderful voice 🦋
I love johnny Ray so much wish i was born in the old gold days
As a former Johnnie Ray groupie when I was 14, (now 82), I must say that I loved how he did "If I Had You". Loved it!
Had never heard of IF I HAD YOU until I saw video. Puts his heart in it much more than Walking in the rain.
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Love this bit of information Joyce 🥰🌷
He was so very great
Want to meet up sometime, I'm a bit young for you, I'm only 75
i always listened to this beautiful song with my father when i was a child no more than 10 years old，this song was not very popular in taiwan then but we both love it and had its record。now i am 71，i miss my father and this song !
I was a teenager when Johnny Ray came to Singapore and stayed at Raffles Hotel. I was mad about him went to the Airport , Raffles Hotel and to his show. Loved his voice snd all his songs. I am now 82 and will never forget that day. Still listen to his music brings back such wonderful memories. God Bless you.
The original blue-eyed soul singer backed by the four lads.
Hi Just Remember When I was young Thank you
Hello Carla, How are you doing?
It,s like I got my dad back in the room hearing this again he would sing this a lot
Hello there,how are you doing dear?
@@davidmoore9150 lol just fine
@@veronicasmith2827 Okay,where are you from?
@@davidmoore9150 no, it,s you who should say where you are from,chatting to old dears like me!
When he played the Palladium in the mid fifties he was an absolute sensation. He broke all box office records and along with Danny Kaye was a gaurenteed sell out every time he returned. He dominated the stage with such a powerful emotional presence,
His auricular presence was pretty striking too. Look at the size of those flaps!
As a 11 year old loved the song..Just walking in the rain...brings backs some good memories...
Hello there,how are you doing dear?
He wa great
Came across ''Walking in the Sand'' by the Shangri Las and remembered this song. Have not heard it since the 60's. Funny, how the mind remembers things from our past.
What a singer...all style....finesse. Remember him performing in Singapore on tour with Lola Dee...caused quite a stir. Peace. Andy - Singapore
OMG I haven't heard this in almost 50 years!!!! Fantabulous !!!!!! TenStarsplus !!!!!!!!
1950-1955. The biggest male singers, according to record sales, were Johnnie Ray, Guy Mitchell, Frankie Laine, Nat "King" Cole, Tony Bennett, Eddie Fisher and Perry Como. But in 1952, girl singers were prominent, and towards the end of the year, they dominated the charts with hit after hit. Jo Stafford, Rosemary Clooney, Vera Lynn, Kay Starr, Georgia Gibbs, Teresa Brewer, Patti Page and Joni James were some who reached the top of the charts.
Seeing and hearing Johnny Ray here, I don't think I've ever heard him better. He hits those notes so perfectly. It took me until the age of 80 to realize how good he was.
I worked with Johnnie Ray at the Fairmont went I sang with the house band and he was a tremendous talent and a truly great guy.
One-of-a-kind voice, that Johnnie Ray...
He was a special talent with a very unique voice, I loved him and will never forget his voice.
One of the greatest of the transition singers between the crooners and the rockers!!
HE'S WONDERFUL...
I'm so glad I found this gem, plus links to other Johnnie Rae songs. I was 11 in 1956, but this song stuck around for years. I can fully appreciate now how good he was. I spoke to him on the telephone one time as I was a friend of an agent he knew well. Fascinating!
Hello Darlene, How are you doing?
Great singer. So is Frankie Laine. I saw the show back then in 1956. I was 15 yrs old.
Uncle jonnie never lived so bright than that night . Great song, Great voice. Long live Uncle Johnnie Ray. He is survived by My father Randal C. Ray. Salem Oregon.
will always be the best Johnnie Ray!
Hi everyone! I have loved Walking in the Rain most of my life, and I am still a fan of this song.
Love to you all from Denmark, Anny
Johnny Ray had some beautiful songs. Love The Little White Cloud that Cried. He put such total feeling into each song as did Frankie Lane and another of my favorites Harry Belafonte. The singers from that period were and still are to my way of thinking the best. The songs made a bit more sense at that time too. Would like to correspond with anyone that feels the same way. Thanks for bringing these back for pure pleasure. God bless.
A Great singer, shame there is no more Jonnie Ray.
Thanks for the memories..
Wow ! This is already 65 years ago ! I like Johnnie Ray's songs !
CLASSIC..OF ALL TIMES!!!
I sing this to myself walking the dog in the rain, I wasnt born until 1955 great song.
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It started raining lightly about an hour ago. I asked my wife if she wanted to go for a
walk in the rain. Walkin' in the Rain, and Johny Ray immediately came to my mind. I haven't heard the song in about 60 years. It's great to hear it again. Thank you!!
Just had same experience, came home and loaded the song. i know its 4yrs onl but hope you may see this reply Glenn Kramer. Hope you are safe.
My dad was a massive Johnny Ray fan. Years ago when I was very young, I learnt this song for his birthday. There I was belting it out "all because my heart, all because my heart, all because my heart," didn't know there was a scratch on LP and the song jumped. Honestly thought he repeated that line three times. Still find it difficult to sing this song without repeating that line.
Too funny!!
😂
Great story. Reminds me how my daughter's Linda Ronstadt record, Different Drum, had a similar skip. To this day, in her 50s, she prefers the "skip" version. 😂
He's incredible. I've never seen him singing before, just heard his songs, but I could barely look away. Magnetic guy!
What an incredible talent. My parents had a 78 rpm album of Johnnie Ray back in the early 1950's and I loved all his hits so many years ago.
I've not forgotten you and your beautiful voice Johnny. I've passed your music along. RIP....
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My Sisters had this records, brings back lovely memorys, i had the job off being the DJ long ago💜💕💜💕💜💕
Hello Sylvia, How are you doing?
Hello ,how are you doing dear?
A memory from my youth, Johnnie Ray still does it for me! Thank you for taking me back to a different time and world, so happy.
Stupid me, two months later I'm thinking how the presenter sounds like Frankie Laine and it IS him! Another idol from my chilhood, how fantatic is TH-cam and its wonderful posters, thank you for the pleasure you spread.
Agree 💯👍
I was about 10 when I first heard Johnny Ray..liked this song!! He had a great voice and had other hits..RIP ❤️❤️
Johnny Ray was, and still is my Hero. When I was 19 I tried to sing his song Cry where ever there was a possibility. Now 66 years of age, I'm singing Standards in my own Jazz Combo and still want to sing Cry, but the other guys don't want to play it. Maybe when we put a little swing in it?
I just wanted to say that Cry is still a very good song.
@@SirVictor123 80 last summer ;-) and still singing!
Was Born 1939! This was my music!
even though this was way before my time theres just something about his voice and his music that i love so much
Hello there,how are you doing dear?
remember my older sister playing this and all his songs on the piano. doesn't matter if you're 5-10yrs old these songs Stay with you, as with me
Hello Margot, How are you doing?
Johnnie Ray is my great great uncle. I love this, a beautiful voice.
Really. Not sentimental at all..very pure and original
Saw Johnny at the kings hall Belle View when I was a teenager. As soon as he came on stage all the girls started screaming including me. Great voice. Full of emotion. I too had a trench coat. Loved it.
I remember my dad playing these Johnny Ray tunes 😢 largely unheard of these days😞 nice that TH-cam can revive these lovely memories ❤
I remember my mom listening to him (she had studied opera) and tho he was far from opera she really liked him....I do also. He was a star just before rock & roll knocked him off the charts.
"so original that he becomes a phenomenon" ~ "shot up like a skyrocket" "matured into one of this country's leading entertainers" ~ "a privilege to present to you the fabulous Johnnie Ray" ~ how lovely!
Hello qmelodia
Mi favorito de los años 50 y algo...
To me its a great song very well composed with the Band stopping playing at the cruital moments , to allow The Singer to sing his words most clearly and musically then the Band carrie on ; a great musical accompliment to an even Greater Singer
A rainy day never sounded so good.
I love Jonnie! My dad's favorite! I grew up listening to this!
I discovered his music when I was 20. I'm 45 now. Been a huge fan for 25 years.
That Wakin in thee rain 🌬🌦 whistlin really does me!!°
Thank you so very much for sharing..
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Johnnie Ray - Just Walking In The Rain 2147pm 31.12.22 we all like him. his tears must erase any angst or ire you may feel for his act... and he was deaf!!!!
This is the only song of his that I ever knew, but Ive never forgotten it. I used to hear this on the radio when I was 11, in Havana, where Im from. Great voice, great song. Loved it even though I couldnt understand the words back then. Rock was huge all over the world and it affected young people everywhere just as much.
Fantastic! Saw him here in Australia in the 50's. The memories come flooding back.
Walking in the RAIN WITHOUT umbrellas. I LOVE this song.
I Was the the bus driver for the Glenn Miller band in 1957 and we played with JONNY RAY IN NEWARD N.J.
I'd only heard 3 Johnny Ray songs previous to visiting this sight. No wonder people love the net, you can find all sorts of treasures.
A great Cover of walking in the rain , 'The Prisonaires' original recording is very beautiful and emotional
This is a sweet performance by Johnnie Ray :)
Sure takes me back. (I even had a trench coat.) Oh, and yes, I love walking in the rain, even now at age 74.
Wonderful voice powerful without shouting and screaming 🌹❤️😊
wonderful singer; i was 12 or 13 years old and had the great pleasure of hearing all his hits on the juke box and the radio.
Que agradable ver y escuchar a este gran cantante en 2022. Gracias por subirlo. 👍🏻🍀📻👏🏻💫
Love to hear the strong, emotion-charged voice of Johnny Ray. So talented that not even his being partially deaf stopped him (hence the hearing aid he wears in the video clip). There's nothing like a singer whose voice fits the mood of a song. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
my mum died a few weeks ago and we played little white cloud at her funeral
Sad, nice song to remember her by....
I'm sorry for your loss Julie, stay strong, she'll always be with you no matter where you go.
Me and My Mum are ridiculously close. I couldn't live without my Mum, I'm 21 while she's 41.
And just the slight thought of losing her is horrifying, I honestly think I'd lose my Mind(Literally), I don't even live with her.
My condolences, Julie. Best wishes to you and yours.
God bless xoxo
EatmyPiles ditto...glad to hear I’m not the only one who has an overwhelming dread of that inevitable day.
The incredible about Johnny Ray was that he was almost completely deaf and wore hearing aids, you can see the wire from his left ear. Thanks for turning me onto this great performer. Cry by Johnnie is an amazing tune also. I am 61 and still listen to rock but these guys were amazing.
I'm reading it too!
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From what I read he was partially deaf in his left ear, no where near completely! Could not sing like that if he was near completely. But anyway, I agree, amazing and very underrated performer who also had some wonderful acting talent, but only made one film. Check him out in There's no Business Like Show business from 1954.
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It´s an excellent performance.
Years ago Johnny Ray came to our high
school and put on a show, after he preformed, he went into the audience and kissed several of the girls. My sister Nancy was one of those girls. When he went back up on the stage, he said"Hey, she kissed me back"
I love the sound and style of Johnnie Ray. He seems to have incorporated much of the style of the early R&B artists from the Ink Spots to the Clyde McFatter-era Drifters while adding his own zest.
TheTerryGene a wee bit corny, but great non the less
This was played at my Nan's funeral today :( She loved it x
Very belated condolences ahhh so sad a nice
I can still remember Jonny Ray appearing in Australia in the 1950s, He was my first "pop star with hits like' cry' and "The little white cloud that cry.
Johnny Ray was an amazing artist. He was almost completely deaf, yet he had perfect pitch when he sang and could play the piano beautifully. Isn't it amazing that even though we may have disabilities, our Lord gives us talents to overshadow the disabilities. Love this man and his voice. So very sad that today's music is just screaming, one note kind and not the melodic type I grew up hearing.
Hello there,how are you doing dear?
Nobody can sing like Johnnie Ray, got both Bear Family Records Box Sets that are a total kaleidoscope of phenomenal performances, induct this brilliant original to "Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame" where he belongs, even Tony Bennett cites him as a true innovator bringing in rock & r&b in the early 50's plus his loose on stage performance before Elvis!
He was one of the wonderful singers that disappeared too soon..
oj shilinski cops in Detroit arrest him for soliciting a cop in a bar for sex it his career
But, Elvis remembered him, pointed him out in the audience at one of his Vegas concerts, I remember him also.
I saw him in the London Palladium he was fantastic!! I was only 15 at the time
It must be an amazing feeling for you to experience such a gifted being....Hello Shirley
In the past, when Elvis Presley arrived to the national scene, many important TV people said that Johnnie Ray + Billy Daniels = Elvis Presley... LOL...
Love him or hate him ,he was a "one off",i loved him.saw him at the london palladium in about 1953.
soy suficientemente viejo para recordar estos exitos y volverlos a vivirlos aun con gusto y alegria.
🎵Poor old Johnnie Ray
Sounded sad upon the radio
Moved a million hearts in mono
Our mothers cried
Sang along who'd blame them🎶
What you NEVER heard this? This was one of his buggest hits. It was one of his biggest hits selling over a million copies and reaching #2 on the charts in 1956. Well then if your new to our find of music You might not know of it. Any CD of Johnnie's will have it on it.
Make my day tq for making this video available. Fabulous 50s 👌👌👌👌
Really, a beautiful and unforgettable song.
Always loved this one.
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Johnnie Ray is America's best kept secret 😊
Remember my mum met Johhnie Ray at Romano's nightclub in Perth. I remember listening to his music.
That whistle in the background is overpowering!
Saw him at the Copa. Haunting voice!
This song just came to mind to me of late.It s been since forever since I last heard it.
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