Bob Hilliard
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American lyricist.
Born January 28, 1918, in NYC, New York.
Died February 1, 1971, in Los Angeles, California (aged 53).
Married to composer [a=Jacqueline Hilliard] (née Jacqueline Dalya).
Started to work as a Tin Pan Alley, then Broadway lyricist. He wrote many popular tracks for different artists and also worked on some Hollywood movies, where he is most celebrated as the lyricist for the film score to the animated "[r=1912661]" (1951), with music by [a=Sammy Fain].
Posthumously inducted into the Songwriters Hall Of Fame in 1983.
For publishing, see: [l565740], [l1909289], [l2327722], [l373297], and [l1372277].
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Frequent Collaborators
9 Collabs
Burt Bacharach
8 Collabs
David Mann (3)
7 Collabs
The Drifters
5 Collabs
Frank Sinatra
5 Collabs
Sammy Fain
4 Collabs
Mort Garson
3 Collabs
Julie London
2 Collabs
Jamie Cullum

2 Collabs
The Bill Evans Trio
2 Collabs
Pedro Hietanen
2 Collabs
Jani Uhlenius
2 Collabs
M.A. Numminen
1 Collabs
Ian Thomas
1 Collabs
Marita Lindqvist
1 Collabs
Ruby And The Romantics
1 Collabs
Chick Corea Trio
1 Collabs
Carla Thomas
1 Collabs
Willie Nelson
1 Collabs
Jule Styne
1 Collabs
Lee Gillette
1 Collabs
Kyllikki Solanterä
1 Collabs
Sebastiaan De Krom
1 Collabs
Ben Cullum
1 Collabs
Nelson Riddle
1 Collabs
Dean Martin
1 Collabs
Eddie Kendricks
1 Collabs
Geoff Gascoyne
1 Collabs
Amy Winehouse