At Last

<p><em>The golden age of the Hollywood musical celebrated through the life of unsung hit-maker Harry Warren.</em></p><p><br></p><p>Eliciting a swell of nostalgia Harry Warren's jaunty melodies lift our spirits as much today as they did for Depression-era moviegoers. Navigating a business already known for its glamour excess and ruthless business practices Warren quietly but resplendently helped create a new American art form.</p><p><br></p><p>A self-taught musician Warren was nominated for eleven best original song Academy Awards and took home three Oscars.  He composed twenty musicals including <em>42</em><sup><em>nd</em></sup><em> Street</em> and unforgettable American standards such as We're in the Money Chattanooga Choo Choo and That's Amore.</p><p><br></p><p><em>At Last</em> brings readers on a journey through yesteryear's Tin Pan Alley Busby Berkeley set pieces cocktails with the Gershwins and the creative and collaborative process of a prolific musical genius.</p>