Sammy Kaye

Sammy Kaye was born on Mar 13, 1910 in USA. Sammy Kaye's big-screen debut came with Iceland directed by H. Bruce Humberstone in 1942, strarring Sammy Kaye. Sammy Kaye is known for L.A. Noire directed by Brendan McNamara, Aaron Staton stars as Cole Phelps and Michael McGrady as Rusty Galloway. The most recent award Sammy Kaye achieved is Walk of Fame. The upcoming new movie Sammy Kaye plays is The Survivor which will be released on Apr 27, 2022.

Composer ("Remember Pearl Harbor") and conductor, educated on scholarship at Ohio University. He organized his first dance band while in college, eventually opening the College Inn, featuring his orchestra. With the Ohio U. band, he toured the USA, appearing on radio and introducing the program "So You Want to Lead a Band", which became his trademark. He would often read poetry during the broadcasts, and even recorded a spoken-work album of his recitations. Joining ASCAP in 1964, he also composed a number of other songs including "Until Tomorrow", "Hawaiian Sunset", "Tell Me You Love Me", "Dance of Mexico", and "Wanderin'".