Leah Ray (1915-1989)
Last updated: 04.10.25
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Leah Ray | Biography by wikipedia.org. |
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Wake Up and Live (1937) | M. Gordon (w&m) H. Revel (coauth.) B. Bernie (perf.) Grace Bradley (perf.) Walter Catlett (perf.) Joan Davis (perf.) Alice Faye (perf.) Douglas Fowley (perf.) Etienne Giradot (perf.) George Givot (perf.) Bobby Goday (perf.) Jack Haley (perf.) Warren Hymer (perf.) Patsy Kelly (perf.) Miles Mander (perf.) Leah Ray (perf.) Ned Sparks (perf.) Walter W (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Sheet Music Singer |  |
The peformer is featured on 9 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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What a Beautiful Beginning (1937) | Harry Akst | Sidney Clare (words)
Leah Ray (perf.) |
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Never in a Million Years (1937) | Mack Gordon(w&m) | Harry Revel (co-author)
Leah Ray (perf.) |
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There's a Lull in My Life (1937) | Mack Gordon(w&m) | Harry Revel (co-author)
Leah Ray (perf.) |
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Wake Up and Live (1937) | Mack Gordon(w&m) | Harry Revel (co-author)
Leah Ray (perf.) |
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Meet Me in the Gloaming (1933) | Al Hoffman | Al Goodhart (co-author) Arthur Freed (words) Leah Ray (perf.) |
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You Have Taken My Heart (1933) | Gordon Jenkins | Johnny Mercer (words)
Leah Ray (perf.) |
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Thank You For a Lovely Evening (1934) | James Francis McHugh | Dorothy Fields (words)
Henry Busse (perf.) Phil Harris (perf.) Leah Ray (perf.) |
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Love Dropped in For Tea (1935) | Harold Spina | Johnny Burke (words)
Leah Ray (perf.) |
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More Than You Know (1929) | Vincent Millie Youmans | Billy Rose (words) Edward Eliscu (words) Leah Ray (perf.) |