Bob Davis

Not to end up being confused with additional performers named Bob Davis including a jazz pianist and a R&B vocalist, this designer was an important person in the Honeydreamers. This is a vocal quintet that was energetic roughly through the middle-’40s to through the past due ’50s, although through the group’s name, it noises similar to an aggregation of dozing bees. Davis was certainly wide awake because of this gig; he not merely sang but produced plans for the group and on some recordings is usually acknowledged as its movie director. The Honeydreamers performed regularly on radio and had been also sometimes a part of well-known bandleader Kay Kyser’s entourage. Chicago’s nifty Vitaphone label, partly responsible for getting the Harmonicats group towards the hearing public’s attention, produced a number of the previously recordings from the Honeydreamers. In the ’50s the group would record for Dream on the Western Coast, continuing to provide a repertoire of sentimental entertainment from your Tin Skillet Alley period. The RKO imprint produced a retrospective collection in 1999 entitled An Evening using the Honeydreamers. Other users of the group included Sylvia Textor, Keith Textor, Marion Bye and Lou Anderson.