He was signed to Okeh Records, a division of Columbia, although he switched to the parent company soon after releasing his first couple of singles.
Initially, he had wanted to sign up to Capitol, but was put off them by the fact that some of it's executives were racially prejudiced, and discouraged him from using black singers on backing vocals.
No, there is no song by that title in the list of songs recorded by Johnnie Ray.
Yes, he say 'Cry' back in 1951.
Yes Johnnie Ray sang and recorded the song 'Build Your Love (On a Strong Foundation)' back in the year 1957.
Definitely Princeton. Ray Ray and Roc Royal rap. Prodigy sing. Princeton?
On None it is on the Ray Charles Genius Loves Company Album Natalie Cole and Ray Charles sang "Fever" Diana Krall and Ray Charles sang "You Dont Know Me" Both tracks are great and Genius Loves Company is a must have in your collection CD.
Yes Johnnie Ray sang and recorded a song called 'All of Me' back in 1952.
No, there is no song by that title in the list of songs recorded by Johnnie Ray.
Yes, he say 'Cry' back in 1951.
Yes Johnnie Ray sang and recorded the song 'Build Your Love (On a Strong Foundation)' back in the year 1957.
Johnnie Ray was a popular singer in the 50s.
Johnnie Ray's birth name is John Alvin Ray.
Johnnie Ray was born on January 10, 1927.
Johnnie Ray went by The Cry Guy, and The Prince of Wails.
Johnnie Ray died on February 24, 1990 at the age of 63.
American singer, songwriter, and pianist, John Alvin "Johnnie" Ray was born on January 10, 1927, in Dallas, Oregon.
Johnnie Ray - 1950's
Johnnie Ray was born on January 10, 1927 and died on February 24, 1990. Johnnie Ray would have been 63 years old at the time of death or 88 years old today.