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Born Aug. 25th, 1930 a native of New York,NY. The great Ray Pollard was once the former lead singer with The Wanderers. In 1965 he started a solo career with Shrine records. He then went on to record three excellent singles for United Artists including the classic "The Drifter". Then recorded two singles for Decca and finally one for Omnipotent in 1973. A veteran of the Korean War, he had served as a Corporal in the United States Army. Sadly on January 26, 2005, Pollard passed away at the age of 74, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
2022
Alma Espanola
7", Single
2007
Shrine Records
7", RE
2001
Cat King Cole
CD, Comp
1990
Horace's Records
7", Single, Mono
1973
Omnipotent Records (3)
7", Single
1966
1966
1966
1965
1965
1965
1965
Stardust Records
7"
Stardust Records
7"
Stardust Records
7"
Stardust Records
7"
Decca
7", Single
2010
2008
Verve Records, Universal Music Group
CD, Comp, RM
1973
1972
Tico Records
7"
2023
Kent Dance
LP, Comp
2013
100 Hits
5xCD, Comp + Box
2012
EMI
2xCD, Comp
2012
Pegasus Entertainment
CD, Comp
2012
Ace
CD, Comp
2011
EMI TV, EMI TV, Rhino Records (2), Box Music (3)
5xCD, Comp
2010
Kent Soul
CD, Comp
2009
EMI TV
4xCD, Comp
2007
Rare Rockin' Records
CD, Comp, Ltd
2007
EMI TV
3xCD, Comp
2005
Disky
3xCD, Album, Comp
2005
Time Music International Limited
CD, Comp
2005
Disky
CD, Album, Comp
2004
2003
Stateside, Stateside
CD, Comp
2003
Goldmine Soul Supply
CD, Comp
2003
Wienerworld
6xDVD-V, Comp
2002
Kent Soul
CD, Comp
2001
Bestway Records
4xCD, Comp
2001
1998
1998
1998
1997
Time Productions
CD, Comp
1996
EMI Gold
CD, Comp
1996
1991
Horace's Records
LP, Comp, Mono
1990
Horace's Records
LP, Comp, Mono
1986
Kent Records
LP, Comp
1986
Kent Records
LP, Comp, Mono
1981
1980
United Artists Records
LP, Comp
1968
RCA, Pepsi-Cola
7", Promo
BHG Kingston Ltd.
CD, Comp, Promo
Buried Treasures, Buried Treasures
CD, Comp
G.O.S
CD, Comp
Popcorn (8)
CDr, Comp, Unofficial
Buried Treasures
CD, Comp, Unofficial
United Artists Records (2)
7", Promo, Unofficial
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