George Cates
American music arranger, conductor, songwriter and record executive
About George Cates
Lived 1911 – 2002 (aged 90). George Cates was an American conductor, music executive, songwriter, music arranger, composer and arrangement.
George Cates (October 19, 1911 – May 10, 2002) Cates began his music career shortly after graduating from New York University,
Starting in 1951, he served as Lawrence Welk's musical director. In that role, he conducted the orchestra in the rehearsals and spent many years behind the scenes as an arranger.
Selected discography Albums As George Cates and as George Cates and His Orchestra: Main Title (Coral, 1957) (half of LP's program performed by Dick Jacobs) Movie Moods (Coral, 1957) Under European Skies (Coral, 1957) Polynesian Percussion (Coral, 1961) Take Five (Dot], ca. 1962) Twistin' Twelve Great Hits! (Dot, 1962) Third Man Theme (Dot, ca. 1963) Hit Songs - Hit Sounds (Dot, 1964) featuring Neil LeVang 1965's Great Hits (Hamilton Records, 1966) Great Hit Sounds Of George Cates (Hamilton, ca. 1966)
Singles "Moonglow Introducing Theme from Picnic"
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Who was George Cates?
American music arranger, conductor, songwriter and record executive
When was George Cates born?
George Cates was born on 19 October 1911 in New York City.
When did George Cates die?
George Cates died on 12 May 2002 in Santa Monica.
What was George Cates's occupation?
George Cates was a conductor, music executive, songwriter, music arranger, composer and arrangement.
What nationality was George Cates?
George Cates was American.
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