Ivor Raymonde

Ivor Pomerance

appears on 9 albums

British musician, arranger and songwriter (22/October/1926, Marylebone, City Of Westminster, Greater London, England, UK – 4/June/1990, Civil Parish Of Ewshot, Hampshire, South East Of England, UK). He initially entered in the professional music world as a jazz and classical pianist, playing in various big bands before becoming a music director at the BBC alongside Wally Stott. He worked as a session musician on occasion, playing on and arranging Johnny Duncan's UK hit "Last Train To San Fernando."

Member of

  • Ivor Raymonde Orchestra
  • The Chucks
  • The Ivor Raymonde Singers
  • Raymonde's Magic Organ
  • Square Four
  • Raymonde's Rainbow Choir
  • The Ivor Raymonde Orchestra And Chorus

Also known as

  • Eddie Hirst
  • Tex Slade

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