The Ray Conniff Singers (also known as Ray Conniff and the Singers) were a vocal group established 1959 by composer-arranger-bandleader Ray Conniff. Their biggest hit was Somewhere My Love in 1966, which reached #9. Membership in the Ray Conniff Singers included the following: Tenor Bass and Baritone Soprano Alto [ - ]
Ray Conniff Singers Soundtracks
Known for
Filmography: Ray Conniff Singers songs
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Twelve Days of Christmas | The Grinch | performer | |
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The Little Drummer Boy | The Help | performer | |
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The Twelve Days Of Christmas | Eureka | performer | |
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The Windmills Of Your Mind | Focus | performer | |
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Born Free | Soft Toilet Seats | performer | |
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Christmas Bride | Last Christmas | performer | |
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Ma! He's Making Eyes at Me | Our Nixon | performer | |
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Ma! He'sMaking Eyes at Me | Our Nixon | performer | |
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Ring Christmas Bells | The Mentalist | performer | |
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The Winds of Change | How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life | performer | |
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They Can't Take That Away From Me | The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel | performer |
