Bobby Breen
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Biography
Isadore Borsuk, known professionally as Bobby Breen, was born on November 4, 1927, in Montreal, Canada. He began his career as a child singer and actor, gaining popularity through film and radio appearances. His breakthrough came with the release of "Let's Sing Again" (1936), which charted at number 14. Breen signed with Decca Records and starred in films such as Rainbow on the River (1936) and Make a Wish (1937). By 1939, Breen's voice began to change due to puberty, leading him to retire from film acting. During World War II, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for his service. Post-war, Breen reinvented himself as a tenor singer, performing in nightclubs and stock theatre. He passed away on September 19, 2016.
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- Cabaret Girl featuring Sam Most
- Blazing Ambition - An Afro-American March featuring Sam Most
- June Time featuring Sam Most
- Do the Sheep Dip featuring Sam Most
- Cottage by the Sea featuring Sam Most
- You'll Have to Show It to Mother featuring Sam Most
- Foxing the Goose (Goosing the Fox) featuring Sam Most
- Dreams of Old L.A. featuring Sam Most
- Don't Mess up the Family Tree featuring Sam Most
- Rainbow On The River
- I'll Stay Behind with the Girls featuring Sam Most
- Bang! Bang! Bang! (Huns on the Run) featuring Sam Most
- Reprise Medley featuring Sam Most
- Budweiser's a Friend of Mine featuring Sam Most
- Atlantis - An Underwater Ballet featuring Sam Most
- Sign-Off Song: Goodnight featuring Sam Most
- Chester the Cat - A Feline One-Step featuring Sam Most
- An Orchid in the Trenches featuring Michael Feinstein
- God of Businessmen featuring Sam Most
- Hooray for 1929! featuring Sam Most
- Sign-On Song: Good Evening featuring Sam Most
- Laugh featuring Sam Most
