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Ken Griffin (December 28, 1909 - March 11, 1956) was an organist and bandleader who became famous during the late 1940s. He is best known for his chart-topping hit cover of "You Can't Be True, Dear" (1948). Originally released as an instrumental, this song was re-released later that year with dubbed-in vocals by Jerry Wayne. Both versions became popular, with sales of over 3.5 million. Griffin also starred in the 1954-55 syndicated TV series, "67 Melody Lane."
Best known songs (with years) include:
- Cuckoo Waltz (1948)
- You Can't Be True, Dear (1948)
- Beautiful Wisconsin (1949)
- You, You, You Are The One (1949)
- Harbor Lights (1950)
Pop charts debut year: 1948
Years active: ca. late 1940s - ca. early 1950s
Genres: Traditional pop
Labels: Rondo, Columbia
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