Ray Anthony and His Orchestra was a prominent big band and pop ensemble active during the 1940s and 1950s. Led by trumpeter Ray Anthony, the band was renowned for its energetic performances and distinctive blend of swing, jazz, and dance music. The band's most notable works include "The Bunny Hop" and "The Hokey Pokey," which became popular dance tunes in the United States. Through these and other recordings, Ray Anthony and His Orchestra played a significant role in popularizing big band music in the post-World War II era.