Rudy Vallée
(Rudy Vallee)
Hubert Prior Vallée, known professionally as Rudy Vallée, was born on July 28,
1901, in Island Pond, Vermont. He began his musical journey studying saxophone
and clarinet before attending Yale University, where he performed with fellow
students. Vallée's breakthrough came when he started singing with a megaphone,
leading to his first radio appearances on WABC in 1928. He released several
albums throughout his career, including Songs of a Vagabond Lover (1954), The
Young Rudy Vallée (1962), and Hi Ho Everybody (1966). Vallée also had a notable
film career, appearing in movies like...
Stein Song (University of Maine)Rudy Vallée, Jules de Vorzon, Ray Toland and Joe Miller (Rudy Vallee)
The Legendary
3:18
Life Is Just a Bowl of CherriesRudy Vallée (Rudy Vallee)
The Legendary
1:55
Let's Put Out the Lights (And Go to Sleep)Rudy Vallée (Rudy Vallee)
Top Hits Of The 1930s
3:43
Sing for Your SupperRudy Vallée (Rudy Vallee)
Sing For Your Supper
2:42
The Whiffenpoof SongRudy Vallée and Carroll Gibbons & His Orchestra (Rudy Vallee)
The Legendary
3:10
HoneyRudy Vallée (Rudy Vallee)
The Legendary
3:26
