Al De Lory(1930-2012)

Composer
Music Department
Soundtrack

Songwriter ("Mr. Custer"), composer, conductor, pianist and arranger who after college, conducted and arranged for the USAF Band. He went on to be a night club pianist, and has made many records. Joining ASCAP in 1956, his other popular-song compositions include "Johnny Willow" and "Battle of Gettysburg".

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Awards
- 4 wins & 7 nominations total

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Known for

Mojave Moon

5.2

Soundtrack(as Al DeLory, "Little Girl Lost")

1996

Norwood

5.3

Composer

1970

What Comes Around

5.0

Composer

1985

Buster and Billie

6.9

Composer(as Al DeLory)

1974

Credits

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Composer

Dobie Gray: Out on the Floor
Music Video
- Composer
- 1999
What Comes Around
5.0
- Composer
- 1985
Miss Rodéo
6.1
TV Movie
- Composer
- 1980
Le roman d'un catcheur
5.8
TV Movie
- Composer
- 1977
La pluie du diable
5.1
- Composer
- 1975
The Honorable Sam Houston
TV Movie
- Composer
- 1975
Buster and Billie
6.9
- Composer (as Al DeLory)
- 1974
Pioneer Woman
6.0
TV Movie
- Composer
- 1973
Jory
5.8
- Composer
- 1973
Here We Go Again
7.1
TV Series
- Composer
- 1973
Norwood
5.3
- Composer
- 1970
Out of Sight
4.8
- Composer
- 1966

Music Department

Soundtrack

Alex in Wonder
4.9
- performer: "Floreando"
- 2001
Mojave Moon
5.2
- Soundtrack (as Al DeLory, "Little Girl Lost")
- 1996
Jory
5.8
- music: "Jory"
- 1973
Out of Sight
4.8
- writer: " (Out of Sight) Out on the Floor"
- 1966
The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show
7.8
TV Series
- writer: "Please, Mr. Custer" (uncredited)
- 1960
Trafic d'opium
5.9
- lyrics: "There I Was In Love", "One Step From Nowhere"
- music: "There I Was In Love", "One Step From Nowhere"
- 1958
Accused of Murder
5.6
- music: "There's a Song in the Heart of Paree"
- 1956

Personal details

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Alternative names
- Al DeLory
Born
- January 31, 1930
- Hollywood, California, USA
Died
- February 5, 2012
- USA(undisclosed)
Spouse
- Mary Helyn Soncini? - September 1980 (her death, 3 children)
Other works
Single: Played piano on "Wouldn't It Be Nice?" by The Beach Boys.
Publicity listings
- 1 Portrayal

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Trivia
Daughter, Jolene D. De Lory, died in 2006 at the age of 49. She was a singer who's voice can be heard as part of the children's chorus in The Carpenters song "Sing".