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Elmer "Len" Dresslar Jr. (March 25, 1925 – October 16, 2005) was an American voice actor and vocalist. He is best known as the deep bass voice of the Jolly Green Giant in commercials for General Mills.
The amazing american Bass Len Dresslar 1925-2005 (St.Francis, Kansas) best known for being the booming voice behind the Jolly Green Giant (Ho, Ho, Hooo) and ...
50s Pop Vocal - Novelty - Work Song (Popcorn Oldies) Mercury Records A-70774X45 (1955) Backing Vocals by The Jack Halloran Singers with David Carroll Orch...
In 1966, Puerling and Shelton along with Bonnie Herman and Len Dressler, formed another vocal group, The Singers Unlimited. This group gave a wide range for Puerling's arrangements, for the four singers multi-tracked as many as 16 voices.
In 1959, Chicago singer Len Dresslar stepped into a Windy City recording studio and, in his deep baritone, sang three words for a commercial jingle that have echoed through the decades: “Ho, ho,...
Born: 1925. Died: 2005. Lived in: United States. A longtime member of The Singers Unlimited, baritone Len Dresslar also earned fame via television commercials. As the inimitable voice of the Jolly Green Giant, he extolled the virtues of vegetables to multiple generations of viewers.
30 de oct. de 2005 · Mr. Dresslar, who died of cancer Oct. 16 in a Palm Springs, Calif., hospice at 80, was the familiar voice of the Jolly Green Giant. The leaf-clad Jolly Green Giant has been acknowledged by...
