Collection of music scores, lyrics and associated papers, 1931-1987.

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Collection of music scores, lyrics and associated papers, 1931-1987.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/320016585

Songs written by Bob (Robert) Wells in collaboration with others; vocal and orchestral arrangements performed by Lisa Kirk; clippings; photographs; and other miscellanous publicity material.

36 boxes (18 linear ft.)

University of California, Los Angeles

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SNAC Resource ID: 7332875

University of California, Los Angeles

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Wells, Robert, 1922-1998

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Robert Levinson was born Oct. 15, 1922; lyricist, composer, writer and producer whose credits include: From here to eternity, Born to be blue, Magic town, Re-enlistment blues, and When Joanna loved me; his most famous song was The Christmas song, co-written in 1945 with Mel Torme; nominated for Oscar songwriting awards for It's easy to say, From here to eternity, and County fair; was for many years producer and head writer of The Dinah Shore Chevy show, for which he received four Emmys; honored ...

Wells, Robert, 1922-1998

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6zw4p8v (person)

Robert Levinson was born Oct. 15, 1922; lyricist, composer, writer and producer whose credits include: From here to eternity, Born to be blue, Magic town, Re-enlistment blues, and When Joanna loved me; his most famous song was The Christmas song, co-written in 1945 with Mel Torme; nominated for Oscar songwriting awards for It's easy to say, From here to eternity, and County fair; was for many years producer and head writer of The Dinah Shore Chevy show, for which he received four Emmys; honored ...

Kirk, Lisa

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Biography Robert Wells was born Robert Levinson on Oct. 15 Oct. 1922; lyricist, composer, writer and producer whose songwriting credits included; From here to eternity, Born to be blue, Magic town, Re-enlistment blues, and When Joanna loved me; his most famous song was The Christmas song, co-written in 1945 with Mel Torme and popularized in recordings by Nat "King" Cole and countless others; nominated for Oscar songwriting awards for It's eas...