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Ray Anthony enlisted in the Navy when the US entered World War II. At the age of 21 Ray was given his own US Navy Band known as 'The Dolphins' and assigned to the Pacific War Zone. The band was initially based on Midway Island, then for 8 months, at the
Personnel: Billy Friday Johnson (vocals); Charles Williams & His Concert Orchestra (guitar); Everett Evans, Tom Douglas, Bill Bailey (saxophone); William A. Thompson IV, Richard Nicholas (trumpet); Gene Sherry (French horn); Harry Hill (trombone).
Recording information: 09/1946/??/1949.
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