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Jack O'Hagan
AU
Pop
A.k.a. John Francis O'Hagan
Prolific Australian songwriter. Born Fitzroy, Melbourne 29 November 1898. Died 15 July 1987 Best-known for writing the song "Along The Road To Gundagai".
Popular Tracks 
For Sentimental Reasons on The Big Band Dance Hits: 1930 - 1940, Vol. 1 by Various Artists The Whole World Is Singing My Song on Hits of the 1940s by Various Artists The Rickety Rickshaw Man on Hits of the 1940s by Various Artists The Whole World Is Singing My Song on The Big Band Dance Hits: 1930 - 1940, Vol. 2 by Various Artists Too Many Irons In The Fire on Hits of the 1940s by Various Artists For Sentimental Reasons on Hits of the 1940s by Various Artists Too Many Irons in the Fire on The Big Band Dance Hits: 1930 - 1940, Vol. 1 by Various ArtistsTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Old Pals Are The Best Pals After All / Pagan Love Song | Jimmy Donaldson / Jack O'Hagan | 1929 | Album |
| Broadway Melody / Then We Canoe-Dle-Oodle Along | Jack O'Hagan | 1929 | Album |
| Forgotten / Honolulu Moon | Jack O'Hagan With Tom Swift | 1927 | Album |
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