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Lee Maye, a mediocre major league outfielder, tried a career
as a vocalist and was even less successful than he was as a ball
player. Mickey McDermott, a lefty pitcher in the 50's tried his
singing voice in clubs and was soon forgotten as a professional
entertainer.
Black Jack McDowell had a group and so did Scott Radinsky,I
believe (don't quote me on that), but I haven't seen their recordings in any top 100 lists anywhere.
More successful as entertainers were Johnny Berardino and Chuck
Conners, the first as a soap opera star and the latter as a TV
western hero.
Did I miss anybody? Remember,tv and movie cameos don't count
or movies in which the player is giving a self-portrayal.
Can I get a list!!!
Have at it!!!
Lee Maye, a mediocre major league outfielder, tried a career
as a vocalist and was even less successful than he was as a ball
player. Mickey McDermott, a lefty pitcher in the 50's tried his
singing voice in clubs and was soon forgotten as a professional
entertainer.
Black Jack McDowell had a group and so did Scott Radinsky,I
believe (don't quote me on that), but I haven't seen their recordings in any top 100 lists anywhere.
More successful as entertainers were Johnny Berardino and Chuck
Conners, the first as a soap opera star and the latter as a TV
western hero.
Did I miss anybody? Remember,tv and movie cameos don't count
or movies in which the player is giving a self-portrayal.
Can I get a list!!!
Have at it!!!
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