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It might as well be spring a musical autobiography

It might as well be spring a musical autobiography

Whiting, Margaret.
Restricted EAudiobook (NNELS) 1987

In this intimate "musical autobiography," one of our most prominent and enduring singers writes about almost every performer and composer in contemporary popular music. The daughter of acclaimed songwriter Richard Whiting, Margaret grew up in a house full of music and the men who wrote it - Jerome Kern, Frank Loesser, Ira Gershwin, Johnny Mercer, and many others. It Might As Well Be Spring is a candid and entertaining look at Ms. Whiting's life i...

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Singers United States Biography
Whiting, Margaret
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ISBN:
068806406X
Edition:
First edition
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It might as well be spring [restricted eText (NNELS)] : a musical autobiography
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Includes index
Discography: pages 369-378
Restricted to use by people with a documented print impairment
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86018163
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2105688
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Holt, Will
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