Songwriter. Born in North Chelmsford, Massachusetts, he was a popular songwriter and pianist in the 1920s. He wrote numerous standards which included "I'm Going South" (1923), "Paddlin' Madeline Home" (1925), "When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bobbing Along" (1926) and "Side by Side" (1927). He also contributed songs for the Hollywood musicals "The Vagabond Lover", "A Lady's Morals", "Artistic Temper", "Aunt Sally", "Twentieth Century", "Road House", "Limelight", ‘Merry Go Round" and "She's For Me". He died in Glendale, Arizona and was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1970.
Songwriter. Born in North Chelmsford, Massachusetts, he was a popular songwriter and pianist in the 1920s. He wrote numerous standards which included "I'm Going South" (1923), "Paddlin' Madeline Home" (1925), "When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bobbing Along" (1926) and "Side by Side" (1927). He also contributed songs for the Hollywood musicals "The Vagabond Lover", "A Lady's Morals", "Artistic Temper", "Aunt Sally", "Twentieth Century", "Road House", "Limelight", ‘Merry Go Round" and "She's For Me". He died in Glendale, Arizona and was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1970.
Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith
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