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During the Summer of 1953 whilst the guest star, Perry Como took a break for several weeks Helen O Connell and Bob Eberly stepped in to fill the gap. At that time Ray was 31, Helen was 33 and Bob 37. Both Helen and Bob are in fine voice and the Ray Anthony’s Band as you will hear, can play sweet and swing with the best of them.
1 mar 2022 · 1953 Chesterfield Shows - Featuring Helen O'Connell & Bob Eberly. Label: Magic (17) – DAWE83. Format: CD, Album.
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22 nov 2006 · 24 never before released tracks from the Big Band era, featuring Helen O'Connell & Bob Eberly, plus extra radio station transcriptions. OMIT-3/4/08-Capitol Product details
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Helen O'Connell originally did I'm All Smiles, Bye Bye Blues, Watch What Happens, I'm Getting Sentimental over You and other songs.
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1953 "Chesterfield' Shows, a Compilation of songs by Ray Anthony and His Orchestra. Released in 1998 on MAGIC (catalog no. DAWE83; CD). Genres: Big Band, Traditional Pop. Featured peformers: Ray Anthony (leader, trumpet), Billy Usselton (tenor saxophone), Leo Anthony (baritone saxophone).
24 set 2020 · In 1953 she reunited with Bob Eberley on TV’s Top Tunes which also featured Ray Anthony. The successful show was a summer replacement for Perry Como’s CBS Show, and she was the featured singer on The Russ Morgan Show, also on CBS, in 1956.
O'Connell retired from show business upon her first marriage in 1943. When her marriage ended in 1951, she resumed her career, achieving some chart success and making regular appearances on television. In 1953, O'Connell and Bob Eberly headlined TV's Top Tunes, a summer replacement program for Perry Como's CBS television show.
