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Artist Bio:
Bobby Arvon is an American singer and songwriter best known for performing the theme song for the popular TV sitcom "Happy Days." The theme song, titled "Happy Days," was used for the show's first two seasons and was later replaced by a cover version of the song by Pratt & McClain. Arvon also recorded an album in the late 1970s titled "The Many Moods of Bobby Arvon," which featured a mix of pop and disco songs.

Aside from his work on "Happy Days" and his solo album, Bobby Arvon has also worked as a background singer for various well-known artists, including Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, and Sammy Davis Jr. His smooth and versatile vocal talents have allowed him to work in various musical genres, from pop to jazz to disco. Despite not achieving widespread fame as a solo artist, Bobby Arvon's contribution to the iconic "Happy Days" theme song has solidified his place in pop culture history.