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Ray Conniff (1916–2002) was not just an easy-listening artist; he was an innovator. A trombonist and arranger who worked with Artie Shaw and later as a top producer for Columbia Records (arranging for Johnny Mathis, Rosemary Clooney, and Marty Robbins), Conniff stumbled into superstardom by accident. His formula—replacing wordy lyrics with a “singing” chorus of wordless vocals (bass "bom-bom-boms" and soprano "doo-doo-doos") backed by a punchy, staccato orchestra—defined the "Space Age Pop" sound of the late 1950s through the 1970s.

Ray Conniff was a legendary American bandleader and arranger known for his signature "wordless chorus" sound, which combined voices as instruments alongside brass and woodwinds ray conniff discograf%C3%ADa

Conniff remained a "pop superstar" in Latin America and Brazil well into his 80s. Ray Conniff (1916–2002) was not just an easy-listening

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Ray Conniff (1916–2002) was not just an easy-listening artist; he was an innovator. A trombonist and arranger who worked with Artie Shaw and later as a top producer for Columbia Records (arranging for Johnny Mathis, Rosemary Clooney, and Marty Robbins), Conniff stumbled into superstardom by accident. His formula—replacing wordy lyrics with a “singing” chorus of wordless vocals (bass "bom-bom-boms" and soprano "doo-doo-doos") backed by a punchy, staccato orchestra—defined the "Space Age Pop" sound of the late 1950s through the 1970s.

Ray Conniff was a legendary American bandleader and arranger known for his signature "wordless chorus" sound, which combined voices as instruments alongside brass and woodwinds

Conniff remained a "pop superstar" in Latin America and Brazil well into his 80s.