Harry Williams (2)
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American composer, lyricist and publisher of popular music and silent movie director.
Born August 23, 1879, Faribault, Minnesota.
Died May 15, 1922, Oakland, California (42 years of age).
[b]For the writer of "It's A Long Long Way To Tipperary" use [a=Harry Williams (4)].[/b]
He charted 36 times in the U.S. between 1904 and 1991, with two of them being #1 songs. Twenty-nine of the songs were co-written by songwriter [a813072]. Their first #1 hit came in 1904 with "Navajo" by Billy Murray. Their second, "Camp Meetin' Time" by Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan hit #1 in 1906. His first 33 songs all made it to the top 10. He co-wrote the song '[i]Rose Room[/i]', alongside [a=Art Hickman].
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Henry Mancini
Egbert Van Alstyne