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Ruby Murray

Ruby Murray

Musician · UK · 1935–1996

pop music

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Discography

Albums
Softly, Softly: The Very Best of Ruby MurraySoftly, Softly: The Very Best of Ruby Murray2019

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Happy Days and Lonely NightsHappy Days and Lonely Nights2005

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Anthology: The Golden Anniversary CollectionAnthology: The Golden Anniversary Collection2005

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When Irish Eyes Are Smiling/Irish... And Proud of ItWhen Irish Eyes Are Smiling/Irish... And Proud of It1997

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Endearing Young CharmsEndearing Young Charms1967

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Irish (and Proud of It)Irish (and Proud of It)1963

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Singles
It's Love That Counts / Ways and MeansIt's Love That Counts / Ways and Means1971

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Softly, Softly / What Could Be More BeautifulSoftly, Softly / What Could Be More Beautiful1955

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Label

Record label
Columbia Records

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Country

GB

Born

1935-03-29

Died

1996-12-17

Instruments

voice

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Rubby Murray

Disambiguation

Northern Irish singer

ISNI

0000000078222878

Description

Northern Irish pop singer (1935–1996)

Extract from Wikipedia

Ruby Florence Murray was a Northern Irish singer from Belfast. One of the most popular performers in Britain and Ireland in the 1950s, she scored ten hits in the UK Singles Chart between 1954 and 1959, including a no. 1 with Softly, Softly. She also made pop chart history in March 1955 by having five hits in the Top Twenty in a single week. New Musical Express named her Britain's favourite female singer of 1955. Frank Sinatra told her that he was her "greatest fan".

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