Eddie Rambeau

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Eddie Rambeau (born Edward Cletus Fluri, 30 June 1943, Hazleton, Pennsylvania) is an American singer, songwriter, and actor.

While performing in a high-school musical he had written, Rambeau met songwriter and musician Bud Rehak, who went on to become his manager.

With Rehak playing the piano, Rambeau sang at record hops and the like, where he impressed deejays with his talent.

One of the deejays, Jim Ward from Plymouth, Pennsylvania, set up an audition for Rambeau at Swan Records.

He was signed to the label and released his first single, "Skin Divin'," under his new name, Eddie Rambeau, on graduation day in June 1961.

Now eighteen, Rambeau moved to Philadelphia, where Swan Records was based.