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Secret Love by Sammy Fain
Sammy Fain
Artist Biography For Sammy Fain
Sammy Fain Samuel E. Feinberg June 17 1902 – December 6 1989 Was An American Composer Of Popular Music. Sammy Fain Was Born In New York City. In 1923 Fain Appeared With Artie Dunn In A Short Film Directed By Lee De Forest Filmed In DeForest's Phonofilm Sound-On-Film Process. In 1925 Fain Left The Fain-Dunn Act To Devote Himself Full-Time To Composing. Fain Worked Extensively In Collaboration With Irving Kahal. Together They Wrote Classics Such As "Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella". Another Lyricist Who Collaborated With Fain Was Lew Brown With Whom He Wrote "That Old Feeling". His Broadway Credits Also Include Everybody's Welcome Right This Way Hellzapoppin' I'll Be Seeing You Flahooley Ankles Aweigh Christine And Something More. Fain Also Composed Music For More Than 30 Films In The 1930s 40s And 50s. He Was Nominated For The Best Original Song Oscar Nine Times Winning Twice With "Secret Love" From Calamity Jane In 1954 And With "Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing" From The Movie Of The Same Title In 1955. He Co-Wrote Both Songs With Paul Francis Webster Another Long-Time Collaborator. Fain Wrote The Second Theme To The TV Series Wagon Train In 1958 Which Was Called " Roll Along Wagon Train". He Also Contributed To The Song Scores For The Walt Disney Animated Films Alice In Wonderland Peter Pan And The Rescuers. In 1963 He Collaborated With Harold Adamson In Writing Songs For The Movie The Incredible Mr. Limpet Which Came Out In 1964 And Such Songs As "I Wish I Were A Fish" "Be Careful How You Wish" And "Deep Rapture" Enhanced His Fame. Fain Died In Los Angeles California And Is Interred At Cedar Park Cemetery In Emerson New Jersey.
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Sammy Fain Samuel E. Feinberg June 17 1902 – December 6 1989 Was An American Composer Of Popular Music. Sammy Fain Was Born In New York City. In 1923 Fain Appeared With Artie Dunn In A Short Film Directed By Lee De Forest Filmed In DeForest's Phonofilm Sound-On-Film Process. In 1925 Fain Left The Fain-Dunn Act To Devote Himself Full-Time To Composing. Fain Worked Extensively In Collaboration With Irving Kahal. Together They Wrote Classics Such As "Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella". Another Lyricist Who Collaborated With Fain Was Lew Brown With Whom He Wrote "That Old Feeling". His Broadway Credits Also Include Everybody's Welcome Right This Way Hellzapoppin' I'll Be Seeing You Flahooley Ankles Aweigh Christine And Something More. Fain Also Composed Music For More Than 30 Films In The 1930s 40s And 50s. He Was Nominated For The Best Original Song Oscar Nine Times Winning Twice With "Secret Love" From Calamity Jane In 1954 And With "Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing" From The Movie Of The Same Title In 1955. He Co-Wrote Both Songs With Paul Francis Webster Another Long-Time Collaborator. Fain Wrote The Second Theme To The TV Series Wagon Train In 1958 Which Was Called " Roll Along Wagon Train". He Also Contributed To The Song Scores For The Walt Disney Animated Films Alice In Wonderland Peter Pan And The Rescuers. In 1963 He Collaborated With Harold Adamson In Writing Songs For The Movie The Incredible Mr. Limpet Which Came Out In 1964 And Such Songs As "I Wish I Were A Fish" "Be Careful How You Wish" And "Deep Rapture" Enhanced His Fame. Fain Died In Los Angeles California And Is Interred At Cedar Park Cemetery In Emerson New Jersey.
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