Noted composer, song writer, author, and pianist, with a prestigious educational background from the Hartle School of Music, embarked on a remarkable journey.
Following his service in the US Army during World War II, he joined the esteemed Tex Beneke band in 1946, marking the beginning of his illustrious music career.
As a piano soloist, he had the privilege of performing with renowned symphony orchestras, including the Cincinnati, Buffalo, and Washington symphony orchestras.
In 1951, he showcased his exceptional skills in an all-Gershwin concert with the prestigious New York Philharmonic.
Throughout his career, he played in numerous night clubs across the United States and in London, often sharing the stage with the talented Cy Walter.
He also had the distinction of hosting his own radio shows and recording many songs.
In 1955, he became a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP),and collaborated with the accomplished composer Jack Lawrence.
His notable compositions include the popular songs "Miss Satan", "My Heart Will Tell You So", "Guy With the Voodoo", "Faith", "The Fickle Finger of Fate", and "The Other Half of Me", which continue to be cherished by music enthusiasts to this day.
