Raes
The Raes were a Canadian husband and wife team. Their success came in Canada with their television show, "The Raes' Variety Hour." Musically, they were nominated for two Juno Awards, and had a dance hit in Canada with "A Little Lovin' (Keeps the Doctor Away)." In 1980 the Raes broke up.

Front: Gay Lacoursiere, Ann Chappell, Gloria Summers, Pat Ryan (A&M Ontario promotion), Cheryl Rae, Harry Hinde (producer), Bill Ott (national sales), Gerry Lacoursiere, Robbie Rae, Ray Rosenberg (A&M Ontario branch manager), Lorna Richards (publicity), Alice Barrett (assistant to Joe Summers), JP Guilbert (national promotion) Back: Michael Godin (A&R), Joe Summers (senior VP), Shelley Rosenberg (assistant to Gerry Lacoursiere), Doug Chappell (national promotion/artist development). Photo by Matthew Wylie.
Cherrill Rae on finding and recording "I Know I'll Never Love This Way Again." The song was offered to Cherrill before Dionne Warwick recorded it. A&M Canada promoted the song while A&M in the U.S. passed on it. Meanwhile at Arista Records, Clive Davis got another hit song after hearing it by an A&M artist.
Name | Member Years | Instruments |
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Cherrill Rae | 1976-1980 | vocals |
Robbie Rae | 1976-1980 | vocals |
Name | Birth | Death |
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Cherrill Rae | ||
Robbie Rae | 1954-05-17 | 2006-02-09 |