Edward P. Moran

American lyricist/songwriter, also known as Eddie Moran.

Born September 14, 1871 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.

Died September 20, 1956 (age of 85).

[b]Not to be confused with swing jazz trombonist [a=Edward Morant].[/b]

He charted five times between 1907 and 1917: "Nothing Like That in Our Family" by Will Denny (#7, 1906, co-written by Seymour Furth & William A. Heelan), "No Wedding Bells for Me" by Billy Murray (#2, 1907, co-written by Seymour Furth & William A. Heelan), "No Wedding Bells for Me by Bob Roberts (#6, 1907), "I Sent My Wife to the Thousand Isles" by Al Jolson (#1,1916, co-written by Harry Von Tilzer & Andrew B. Sterling), and "Put On Your Slippers & Fill Up Your Pipe (You're Not Going Bye-Bye Tonight" by Ada Jones (#10, 1917, co-written by Albert Von Tilzer & William A. Heelan).