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| − | '''John Alvin Ray''' was born at Hopewell, Oregon on January 10, 1927. | + | '''John Alvin Ray''' was born at [[Hopewell, Oregon]] on January 10, 1927. |
| | As a result of a childhood accident, falling and hitting his head, he | | As a result of a childhood accident, falling and hitting his head, he |
| − | was partially deaf and began wearing a hearing aid as a teenager. | + | was partially deaf and began wearing a [[hearing aid]] as a teenager. |
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| | In an era where his unique singing and stage presence was | | In an era where his unique singing and stage presence was |
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| | to the floor and commence crying while singing. His antic’s created | | to the floor and commence crying while singing. His antic’s created |
| | considerable attention among show business circles where in late | | considerable attention among show business circles where in late |
| − | 1951 famed record producer Mitch Miller recorded Johnnie backed | + | 1951 famed record producer [[Mitch Miller]] recorded Johnnie backed |
| − | by The Four Lads, who would soon become major stars themselves. | + | by [[The Four Lads]], who would soon become major stars themselves. |
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| | As a result, “Cry” and a song written by Johnnie Ray, “Little White | | As a result, “Cry” and a song written by Johnnie Ray, “Little White |
| − | Cloud That Cried” topped the Hit Parade early in 1952. It was | + | Cloud That Cried” topped the [[Hit Parade]] early in 1952. It was |
| | followed by “Please Mr. Sun” and the flip side, “Here I Am All | | followed by “Please Mr. Sun” and the flip side, “Here I Am All |
| | Broken Hearted”, both made the top ten. “Walkin’ My Baby Back | | Broken Hearted”, both made the top ten. “Walkin’ My Baby Back |
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| | and “Yes Tonight Josephine”. | | and “Yes Tonight Josephine”. |
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| − | Appearing on most of the top television variety shows including Ed | + | Appearing on most of the top television variety shows including [[Ed |
| − | Sullivan, Johnnie Ray was a sensation with 25 top thirty hits in a | + | Sullivan]], Johnnie Ray was a sensation with 25 top thirty hits in a |
| | seven year period of the 1950’s. His popularity spread to England | | seven year period of the 1950’s. His popularity spread to England |
| | and Australia, where he toured several times during his career. | | and Australia, where he toured several times during his career. |