Russ Conway
Russ Conway, born Trevor Herbert Stanford on September 2, 1925, in Bristol,
England, was a British pianist, composer, and singer. He showed early musical
talent, inheriting his skills from his mother, who was an accomplished pianist.
Conway's initial foray into music began when he replaced a bar pianist in
London, leading to collaborations with notable figures like Norman Newell of
EMI. His breakthrough came with the release of "Party Pops", a medley of
sing-along songs, which became a hit during Christmas 1957. Conway's career
peaked from 1957 to 1962, with two Number 1 singles ...
