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Billy Hill
p, vn, 1899-1940 US, Boston
Musician / Songwriter of Jazz and Pop
A.k.a. William Joseph Hill George Brown (5)
Billy Hill (born July 14, 1899, Boston, Massachusetts, USA – died December 24, 1940, Boston, Massachusetts, USA) was an American songwriter, violinist, and pianist. Originally credited under the pseudonym of George Brown (5), allegedly because he didn't want his name reversed to 'Hill Billy'. Best known work is "The Glory Of Love" recorded by Benny Goodman in 1936.
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