Johnny Desmond
Johnny Desmond, born Giovanni Alfredo De Simone on November 14, 1919, in
Detroit, Michigan, United States, was an American traditional pop singer. After
singing in a parish choir and on local radio, he formed the vocal group the
Downbeats in 1939, which was renamed the Bob-O-Links after joining Bob Crosby's
big band in 1940 and recording singles including “You Forgot About Me”. He left
in 1941 to become lead vocalist for Gene Krupa's orchestra before joining Glenn
Miller's Army Air Forces Orchestra during World War II, replacing Tony Martin.
Postwar, Desmond recorded singles for ...
You'd Be So Nice to Come Home ToJohnny Desmond
Johnny Desmond Swings
2:18
Old Devil MoonJohnny Desmond
Johnny Desmond Swings
1:58
The Last Time I Saw ParisJohnny Desmond
Johnny Desmond Swings
2:12
People Will Say We're in LoveJohnny Desmond and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band
Army Air Force Band
3:12
It's the Talk of the TownJohnny Desmond
Johnny Desmond Swings
2:41
Oh What a Beautiful MorningJohnny Desmond, The Glee Club and Crew Chiefs
4:25
