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| Kevin Walsh1 17th Dec 2023 |  | 78 RPMBing Crosby - Stranger In Paradise / Who Gave You The Roses | B-side composer Irving Newman (1913-1990) was the brother of Alfred Newman, Lionel Newman and Emil Newman, and the father of Randy Newman. A physician by trade, coming from a very musical family Irving Newman was described in a Vanity Fair article as "the rare Jew who felt he had let down his family by falling into medicine." He wrote songs on the side most of his life. |
| Kevin Walsh1 17th Dec 2023 |  | 78 RPMLionel Newman - Theme From "The Proud Ones" / Who Gave You The Roses? | B-side composer Irving Newman (1913-1990) was the brother of Alfred Newman, Lionel Newman and Emil Newman, and the father of Randy Newman. A physician by trade, coming from a very musical family Irving Newman was described in a Vanity Fair article as "the rare Jew who felt he had let down his family by falling into medicine." He wrote songs on the side most of his life. |
| Kevin Walsh1 17th Dec 2023 |  | 78 RPMBing Crosby - Who Gave You The Roses / The Song From Desiree (We Meet Again) | A-side composer Irving Newman (1913-1990) was the brother of Alfred Newman, Lionel Newman and Emil Newman, and the father of Randy Newman. A physician by trade, coming from a very musical family Irving Newman was described in a Vanity Fair article as "the rare Jew who felt he had let down his family by falling into medicine." He wrote songs on the side most of his life. |
| Kevin Walsh1 17th Dec 2023 |  | 78 RPMLionel Newman - Theme From "The Proud Ones" / Who Gave You The Roses? | B-side composer Irving Newman (1913-1990) was the brother of Alfred Newman, Lionel Newman and Emil Newman, and the father of Randy Newman. A physician by trade, coming from a very musical family Irving Newman was described in a Vanity Fair article as "the rare Jew who felt he had let down his family by falling into medicine." He wrote songs on the side most of his life. |
| Kevin Walsh1 17th Dec 2023 |  | 78 RPMBing Crosby - Stranger In Paradise / Who Gave You The Roses | B-side composer Irving Newman (1913-1990) was the brother of Alfred Newman, Lionel Newman and Emil Newman, and the father of Randy Newman. A physician by trade, coming from a very musical family Irving Newman was described in a Vanity Fair article as "the rare Jew who felt he had let down his family by falling into medicine." He wrote songs on the side most of his life. |
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