Episode 806
This text provides a comprehensive Wikipedia biography of the American singer and pianist Johnnie Ray, a highly influential figure in the music of the 1950s often cited as a precursor to rock and roll. The information covers his early life and partial deafness, his career trajectory from obscure Detroit clubs to international stardom with hits like "Cry," and the eventual decline of his popularity in the United States. The source also details his personal life, including his tumultuous marriage, arrests for soliciting, and widely reported bisexuality, before concluding with information about his health issues, death from liver failure, and his enduring musical legacy and appearances in popular culture. Extensive sections are dedicated to his discography and filmography, offering a thorough overview of his artistic output.
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