Bill Kenny of the Ink Spots - Moonlight Mystery / You Are Happiness flac album

Bill Kenny with The Ink Spots. In 1936 The Ink Spots 1st Tenor Jerry Daniels left the group and was replaced by Bill Kenny. From 1940 to 1949 Bill Kenny was featured lead singer on 40 of 45 Ink Spots recordings that reached the top of the . Pop charts. During the 1940s Kenny was featured in two major motion pictures: The Great American Broadcast (1941) and the Abbott and Costello film Pardon My Sarong (1942). In 1951, Kenny released his first album Precious Memories on the Decca label under the "Faith Series" and recorded four songs also on the "Faith Series" that were not included on the Precious Memories album. Kenny's recorded version of the Gospel composition "It Is No Secret" from the album Precious Memories, reached on the US pop charts in 1951. In 1960 Kenny released his second album "Mr. Ink Spot" on the Warwick label.

A. Moonlight Mystery Directed By. – Sy. OliverWritten-By. B. You Are Happiness Directed By. – Leroy.

Bill Kenny (June 12, 1914 – March 23, 1978) was an African American singer best known for his role as lead Tenor with The Ink Spots. In 1951, he started upon a solo career and his recording of "It Is No Secret" became a hit on the .

I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire. Do I Worry? It's A Sin To Tell A Lie. Maybe. Home I THE INK SPOTS Moonlight And Roses lyrics.

The Ink Spots from 1942 Bill Kenny - Lead, 1st Tenor Deek Watson - 2nd Tenor Charlie Fuqua - Baritone, Guitar Hoppy Jones - Bass, Bass Fiddle. 12 May at 07:03 ·. Today marks a very important anniversary in the history of The Ink Spots. On this day in 1936, The Ink Spots made their first recordings for Decca Records. This also happens to be the debut of Bill Kenny with the group, having replaced Jerry Daniels, who had decided to retire from the band earlier in the year. On this day 83 years ago, Charlie Fuqua, Bill Kenny, Deek Watson, and Hoppy Jones recorded two songs: T’ain’t.

Bill Kenny of The Ink Spots solo from 1952. Bill Kenny also does the talking on this record. Bill Kenny (Mr. Ink Spot) - I Don't Want To See Tomorrow. Musically, the forties were Ink Spot years. Bill Kenny of the Ink Spots singing " Tomorrow Always Comes " Quest Records From the Album: Bill Kenny is Back (1977) Written by: Richard Kolt, Norm Lampe. Bill Kenny (M. nk Spots) - Autumn Leaves. Bill Kenny of the Ink Spots singing " Autumn Leaves " Mercury Records From the Album: Bill Kenny sings the Golden Hits of The Ink Spots (1962) Written by:.

All songs and all albums Bill Kenny You can listen for information on the site. Download the album or mp3, watch videos Bill Kenny. All video clips of all the songs are here. Also known as Bill Kenny (Mr. Ink Spot), Bill Kenny Of The Ink Spots, Billy Kenny, William Kenny.