Bob Eberly
Bob Eberly was born Robert Eberle on July 24, 1916. He launched his career after
winning an amateur talent contest on Fred Allen's radio program in 1935, earning
a spot with the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra before joining Jimmy Dorsey's
orchestra, where he remained until late 1943. During the early 1940s, Eberly and
Helen O'Connell recorded hits with the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra, including
"Amapola" and "Tangerine". In 1942, he also recorded the original version of
"I'm Glad There Is You", which became a jazz and pop standard. Notable
recordings include "It's the Dreamer in Me" with J...
Star Eyes
Helen O'Connell, Jimmy Dorsey and Bob EberlySwingin' In Hollywood
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The Breeze and IBob Eberly and Jimmy Dorsey
Recapturing The Excitement Of The Jimmy Dorsey Era
3:02
My IdealJimmy Dorsey and Bob Eberly
Classic Years of Jimmy Dorsey
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When the Sun Comes OutBob Eberly and Helen O'Connell
Recapturing The Excitement Of The Jimmy Dorsey Era
3:31
I UnderstandBob Eberly and Jimmy Dorsey
Recapturing The Excitement Of The Jimmy Dorsey Era
3:15
YoursBob Eberly and Helen O'Connell
Recapturing The Excitement Of The Jimmy Dorsey Era
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