Gene DePaul

Gene DePaul
American pop music composer Gene DePaul was writing successfully throughout the 1940s and 1950s, and is best known for his songs and scores for movie musicals, particularly Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954), cowritten with Johnny Mercer. DePaul got his start in the music business as an arranger for vocal groups and a pianist in theaters and dance bands. He started composing songs in 1940, and had his first hit that same year with "Your Red Wagon." The following year, he worked on music for...
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Leo Watson Original Scat Man
Original Scat Man (1999) - Leo Watson
By: Leo Watson
Credited Role:Piano
Song List: Nobody's Sweetheart, I Got Rhythm, I've a Strange New Rhyth...
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Various Artists Anthology of Scat Singing, Vol. 3
Anthology of Scat Singing, Vol. 3 (1995) - Various Artists
By: Various Artists
Credited Role:Piano
Song List: Some of These Days, Dinah, I Got Rhythm
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