Harry Warren Interview 1972
Harry Warren (1893-1981), the late, great Hollywood songwriting legend, was interviewed by Ian Whitcomb in 1972. Mr. Warren composed some of the most well-known songs in American music history... eleven of which were nominated for the Academy Award for "Best Song." (Three of those songs won the Oscar.) What else can we say but... "When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie... That's Amore!"
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