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Charles Randolph Grean

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In the early 1950s he formed a production company with Joseph Csida called Csida-Grean, a management company which had handled Arnold's career and produced his syndicated television show,
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One of Grean's compositions became a focus of litigation in 1958 in the case
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On December 20, 2003, he died from natural causes at age 90.
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In the late 60s, much of his success came from working with
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Index

big bands
Glenn Miller
Artie Shaw
Charlie Spivak
RCA Victor Records
Steve Sholes
country and Western
Eddy Arnold
Pee Wee King
Sons of the Pioneers
Texas Jim Robertson
Elton Britt
Nat King Cole
The Christmas Song
The Thing
popular
number one
Phil Harris
A&R
RCA Victor Records
Eddy Arnold Time
Fred Spielman
I Dreamed
He'll Have to Stay
He'll Have to Go
US pop chart
Jeanne Black
Leonard Nimoy
Nimoy's music
Betty Johnson

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