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Terry Allen (big band singer)

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Name
  
Terry Allen


Role
  
Vocalist

Terry Allen was a male vocalist in the Big Band era.

In 1938, he joined Red Norvo's band, doing the vocals on a number of Norvo's recordings, especially "I Get Along Without You Very Well," a big Norvo hit in 1939.

In 1939, he joined Larry Clinton's band, moving to Claude Thornhill's in 1941, and to Will Bradley's in 1942.

References

Terry Allen (big band singer) Wikipedia