Irving Caesar

American songwriter and composer

Irving Caesar - Artists & Creatives born July 4th, 1895
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A prominent songwriter and composer, significant contributions to the music industry were made throughout a lengthy career. Collaborations with various artists produced numerous memorable songs. Works include timeless pieces that have resonated in popular culture. The ability to craft lyrics and melodies led to enduring popularity in the early 20th century.

Wrote the lyrics for 'Tea for Two'

Composed 'The Birth of the Blues'

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