Eddie Delange

Real Name:
Edgar DeLange
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American band leader and lyricist.

Born January 15, 1904, in Long Island City, Queens, New York; died July 15, 1949, in Los Angeles, California (age 45).

Became well known in the 1930s for his collaboration with Will Hudson in the Hudson-DeLange Orchestra, a collaboration that produced "Moonglow," one of the songs of the day.

He also worked with Jimmy Van Heusen producing a string of hits, and at one stage between 1937 and 1939, there was at least one DeLange song on radio's "Your Hit Parade." He then moved to Hollywood and wrote songs for a number of hit movies.

He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall Of Fame in 1989.
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Albums

DL 5404 Soft And Warm — Eddie Delange Josef Myrow Velvet Moon Josef Myrow - Soft And Warm(10") Decca DL 5404 US 1952 Sell This Version
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Compilations

AVCD001B The Best Of Big Band Ballads — Eddie Delange Various Solitude Various - The Best Of Big Band Ballads(CD, Comp) Avalon Music AVCD001B Canada 1999 Sell This Version
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Miscellaneous

INS18312 Golden Clarinet Melodies — Eddie Delange Julian Byron, The Chelsea Strings Darn That Dream Julian Byron, The Chelsea Strings - Golden Clarinet Melodies(CD) St. Clair Entertainment Group, Inc. INS18312 Canada 1995 Sell This Version