Noted singer, songwriter, author, and actor, boasting a rich educational background from the esteemed Detroit Conservatory of Music, made a lasting impact in the entertainment industry as a vocalist the with esteemed orchestras of Glenn Miller, Gene Krupa, and Bob Crosby.
Throughout his illustrious career, he consistently performed in live venues, even in the face of his final illness, and left an indelible mark through numerous records, radio and television appearances, and stage roles, including memorable parts in the Broadway musicals "Say Darling" and "Funny Girl".
In addition to his many accomplishments, he also became a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) in 1956, and his impressive repertoire of popular song compositions includes the timeless hits "How Much Will I Miss You", "Please Don't Forget Me Dear", "I Wonder What Little Dogs Dream Of", "Dancing Man", and "When".
