Jay Livingston
Jay Livingston, born Jacob Harold Levison on March 28, 1915, was an American
composer best known for his songwriting partnership with Ray Evans. He studied
piano with Harry Archer in Pittsburgh and met Evans at the University of
Pennsylvania. The duo began writing together in 1937 and achieved their
breakthrough in 1946 with "To Each His Own", which reached Number 1 on the
Billboard charts for three different artists. Livingston and Evans composed
numerous hits, including "Buttons and Bows" (1947), which won an Academy Award
for Best Song, and "Mona Lisa" (1949). Their third Osca...
Mr. EdJay Livingston
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Never Let Me GoMary Ann Palermo, Jay Livingston, Ray Evans and Dave Smith
Alone
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Silver BellsBoyce Avenue, Jay Livingston, Ray Evans, Yoed Nir and Adam Barber (contributor)
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DreamsvilleFrance Gauthier, Henry Mancini, Jay Livingston, Ray Evans, Pat Clemence, Jim Shea (contributor), Peter Mosley (contributor) and Bernard Dionne (contributor)
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Silver Bells (Live)Owen Nixon, Jay Livingston, Jimmy White, Ray Evans and Vaughan Phoenix
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Mona LisaGuido Di Leone, Jay Livingston, Ray Evans, Larry Franco, Ilario De Marinis and Cyro Mendes De Aguiar (contributor)
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