Otto Harbach
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An American lyricist and librettist, known best for his work on musical comedies. Otto Harbach was born in Salt Lake City, Utah on August 18, 1873. He collaborated with many of the greatest American musical writers of the early 20th century, including [a=George Gershwin], [a=Jerome Kern], and [a=Oscar Hammerstein II]. He was a charter member of ASCAP and served as the organization's President from 1950-1953. Harbach died in New York City on January 24, 1963.
Inducted into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame in 1970.
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9 Collabs
Jerome Kern
4 Collabs
Ella Fitzgerald
3 Collabs
Jimmy McHugh & Dorothy Fields
3 Collabs
Hammerstein-Kern
2 Collabs
Joe Lovano
2 Collabs
Oscar Hammerstein II
2 Collabs
Roland Hanna
2 Collabs
Dorothy Fields
2 Collabs
Tom Ranier
2 Collabs
Jimmy McHugh
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Roland Kirk
2 Collabs
Tony Bennett
1 Collabs
Willie Nelson
1 Collabs
Oscar Peterson
1 Collabs
Louis Armstrong
1 Collabs
Herb Ellis
1 Collabs
The Modern Jazz Quartet
1 Collabs
Norman Granz
1 Collabs
Frank Sinatra
1 Collabs
Anna Maria Alberghetti
1 Collabs
Louis Bellson
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Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band
1 Collabs
Ray Brown
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Art Tatum