Ray Conniff
Joseph Raymond Conniff (November 6, 1916 – October 12, 2002) was an American bandleader and arranger best known for his Ray Conniff Singers during the 1960s.
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References
| Title | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Everybody's Talkin' | ... Beautiful South , Tony Bennett , Ray Conniff , Michael ... | |
Connection Chains
- From Ray Conniff to Do You Wanna (Have Some Fun) in 14 Steps
- From Ray Conniff to Meg Ryan in 13 Steps
- From Perry Botkin to Ray Conniff in 13 Steps
- From Leon Russell to Ray Conniff in 13 Steps
- From Ray Conniff to Bill Bixby in 11 Steps
- From Ray Conniff to October 21 in 11 Steps
- From Six Continents Music to Ray Conniff in 11 Steps
- From Eddie Lawrence to Ray Conniff in 11 Steps
- From You're Breaking My Heart to Ray Conniff in 11 Steps
- From Ray Conniff to Pete Spargo in 10 Steps
- From Nilsson Sings Newman to Ray Conniff in 10 Steps
- From Hugo Montenegro to Ray Conniff in 10 Steps
- From Six Continents Music to Ray Conniff in 10 Steps
- From Det Kan Val Va Sa Har to Ray Conniff in 10 Steps
- From Aerial Ballet to Ray Conniff in 10 Steps
- From Ray Conniff to Debi Derryberry in 9 Steps
- From Ray Conniff to Isolation in 9 Steps
- From Ray Conniff to January 22 in 9 Steps
- From Ray Conniff to June Knight in 9 Steps
- From Ray Conniff to Mexico City in 9 Steps
- From Perfect Day to Ray Conniff in 9 Steps
- From Nilsson Schmilsson to Ray Conniff in 9 Steps
- From Drumming is My Madness to Ray Conniff in 9 Steps
- From Escape Possible to Ray Conniff in 9 Steps
- From Love Is the Answer to Ray Conniff in 9 Steps
- From Back Off Boogaloo to Ray Conniff in 9 Steps
Connections
- Everybody's Talkin' was recorded by Ray Conniff
- Ray Conniff recorded Everybody's Talkin'
![Ray Conniff You Make Me Feel So Young LP 1964 [Columbia CL 2118] MONO](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/sg8AAOSwDAhmbcS2/s-l225.jpg "Ray Conniff You Make Me Feel So Young LP 1964 [Columbia CL 2118] MONO")
