Ray Noble
Raymond Stanley Noble, born on December 17, 1903 in Brighton, England, was an
English jazz and big band musician, composer, arranger, and bandleader. He
trained at the Royal Academy of Music and won a competition for the best British
dance band orchestrator in 1927, and in 1929 he became leader of the New Mayfair
Dance Orchestra. Noble’s hits included "The Very Thought of You" for His
Master’s Voice. In 1934 he moved to New York, expanded his orchestra, and
recorded "Slumming on Park Avenue" while appearing in the 1937 film A Damsel in
Distress with his orchestra. He died on Apri...
You're My EverythingRay Noble and Al Bowlly
Music For Her
Easy to LoveCole Porter, Ray Noble and Al Bowlly
Happy Moods
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Time on My HandsRay Noble and Al Bowlly
All Al - 50 Songs
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(You'd Be So) Easy to LoveAl Bowlly and Ray Noble
The Al Bowlly Story
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Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?Ray Noble and Al Bowlly
Goodnight Sweetheart
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The Very Thought of YouRay Noble
The Great Composers
