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Yours for a song the women of Tin Pan Alley

Title
Yours for a song [videorecording] : the women of Tin Pan Alley / produced and directed by Terry Benes; a co-production of Thirteen/WNET and Lumiere Productions, Inc.
Publication
New York : Thirteen / WNET and Lumiere Productions, Inc., c1999, c1998.

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Additional Authors
  • Benes, Terry.
  • Buckley, Betty
  • Lacy, Susan
  • Arnold, Pamela Scott.
  • Marritz, Edward.
  • Coleman, Cy
  • Hague, Albert, 1920-2001
  • Wodehouse, Artis Stiffey.
  • Stevens, Gary, 1962-
  • Feinstein, Michael
  • Michaels, Nora.
  • Furia, Philip, 1943-
  • Lahm, David
  • Winer, Deborah Grace.
  • Weber, Katharine, 1955-
  • Morath, Max.
  • Morris, Joan, 1943-
  • Warner, Russell.
  • Mintun, Peter.
  • Renaldo, Richard.
  • Brand, Oscar.
  • Fisher, Doris, 1915-2003.
  • WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)
  • Lumiere Productions.
Description
1 videodisc (ca. 55 min.) : sd., b&w and col.; 4 3/4 in.
Summary
Profiles the lives and work of the women songwriters of the Tin Pan Alley era through interviews, archival footage, motion picture clips, photographs, and interpretations of their songs by contemporary performers. Focuses on four women: Dorothy Fields, Kay Swift, Dana Suesse, and Ann Ronell. Includes footage of interviews and/or performances by Cy Coleman, Albert Hague, Artis Wodehouse, Gary Stevens, Michael Feinstein, Nora Michaels, Philip Furia, David Lahm, Deborah Grace Winer, Katharine Weber, Max Morath, Joan Morris, Russell Warner, Peter Mintun, Richard Renaldo, Oscar Brand, and Doris Fisher, among others.
Uniform Title
American masters (Television program)
Alternative Title
Women of Tin Pan Alley
Subjects
Note
  • Title information taken from disc label.
  • Special features: Interactive menus, scene access, performance credits, career profiles of songwriters.
  • Not rated.
Credits (note)
  • Producer and director, Terry Benes; executive producer, Susan Lacy; editor, Pamela Scott Arnold; director of photography, Edward Marritz.
System Details (note)
  • DVD.
Call Number
*LDV 318
ISBN
157252720X
OCLC
  • 44395139
  • NYPG05-F11060
Title
Yours for a song [videorecording] : the women of Tin Pan Alley / produced and directed by Terry Benes; a co-production of Thirteen/WNET and Lumiere Productions, Inc.
Imprint
New York : Thirteen / WNET and Lumiere Productions, Inc., c1999, c1998.
Credits
Producer and director, Terry Benes; executive producer, Susan Lacy; editor, Pamela Scott Arnold; director of photography, Edward Marritz.
Performer
Hosted by Betty Buckley.
System Details
DVD.
Added Author
Benes, Terry. Producer. Director
Buckley, Betty, host.
Buckley, Betty, performer.
Lacy, Susan, producer.
Arnold, Pamela Scott. Film editor
Marritz, Edward. Cinematographer
Coleman, Cy, interviewee.
Hague, Albert, 1920-2001, interviewee.
Wodehouse, Artis Stiffey. Interviewee
Stevens, Gary, 1962- Interviewee
Feinstein, Michael, interviewee.
Michaels, Nora. Interviewee
Furia, Philip, 1943- interviewee.
Lahm, David, interviewee.
Winer, Deborah Grace. Interviewee
Weber, Katharine, 1955- Interviewee
Morath, Max. Interviewee
Morris, Joan, 1943- Interviewee
Warner, Russell. Interviewee
Mintun, Peter. Interviewee
Renaldo, Richard. Interviewee
Brand, Oscar. Interviewee
Fisher, Doris, 1915-2003. Interviewee
WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)
Lumiere Productions.
Added Title
American masters (Television program)
Publisher No.
FLV5172 Fox Lorber
13549 Fox Lorber
Research Call Number
*LDV 318
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