Alley Cats.

The article informs about Monroe Rosenfeld, a songwriter and journalist, along with tunesmith Harry Von Tilzer and rivals toiled as a synonym for the popular music industry that sprouted in New York around 19-20th century. Topics include with Foster's heyday, the music industry was a scattershot pro...

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Publicado en:American History Vol. 57; no. 1; pp. 40 - 50
Autor principal: Geberer, Raanan
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Publicado: Historynet LLC Apr2022
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