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Ray Johnson and the Bystanders

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Ray Johnson and the Bystanders were an American band active from 1955 until 1966. They recorded on Demon Records.^[1]

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^ Billboard - 1958 Feb 17 p9 "... treasure^ George Brown, in charge of exploitation, and Green as artist and repertoire topper. Label has inked talent pacts with Chick Carlton, Little Bobby Bell, Ray Johnson and the Bystanders, Paula Morgan, Dee Moody, and Teena ..."

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