Glenn Yarbrough(1930-2016)

Glenn Yarbrough was born on 12 January 1930 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. He was an actor, known for Le sillage de la violence (1965), Un homme fait la loi (1969) and Il Natale che quasi non fu (1966). He was married to Laurie Ann Poole, Ann Graves, Margaret (Peggy) Ellen Goodhart and Kathleen Pommer. He died on 11 August 2016 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA.

6.3

Movie

6.1

Movie

3.5

Movie

6.3

Movie

Le retour du roi
5.7
TV Movie
- featured vocalist
- singer (uncredited)
- 1980
Le Hobbit
6.7
TV Movie
- featured vocalist
- main title theme writer and performer: "The Greatest Adventure"
- singer (uncredited)
- 1977
High Noon: The Clock Strikes Noon Again
6.0
TV Movie
- performer: theme song
- 1966
Il Natale che quasi non fu
3.5
- title song: sung by
- 1966
Marqué au fer rouge
6.3
- title song vocals
- 1966

Diminishing Returns Diminisodes
6.4
Podcast Series
- performer: "Frodo of the Nine Fingers", "Where There's a Whip, There's a Way"
- 2020
American Soundtrack: This Land Is Your Land
7.9
TV Movie
- performer: "Baby, The Rain Must Fall", "Didn't See The Time Go By", "There's A Meeting Here Tonight"
- 2002
Le retour du roi
5.7
TV Movie
- writer: "Frodo of the Nine Fingers", "Where There's a Whip, There's a Way"
- 1980
Le Hobbit
6.7
TV Movie
- performer: "The Greatest Adventure", "The Road Goes Ever On and On", "Roads"
- writer: "The Greatest Adventure"
- 1977
Un homme fait la loi
6.1
- performer: "The Ballad of Marshal Flagg"
- 1969
Il Natale che quasi non fu
3.5
- performer: "The Christmas That Almost Wasn't"
- 1966
Marqué au fer rouge
6.3
- performer: "You Can't Ever Go Home Again"
- 1966
Hollywood a Go Go
8.5
TV Series
- performer: "It's Gonna Be Fine", "Baby, the Rain Must Fall"
- performer: "Baby, the Rain Must Fall", "Love Come A-Tricklin' Down"
- 1965
Le sillage de la violence
6.3
- performer: "Baby, The Rain Must Fall"
- 1965

Trivia
Prolific recording artist, on his own and with The Limeliters, on Elektra, RCA Victor, Warner Brothers, Brass Dolphin, and Folk Era records. His biggest solo hit was "Baby, the Rain Must Fall" on RCA, a top-ten hit in 1965.