BIO
Born in New Jersey, raised in New York and educated at the University of Kansas and at the prestigious Harvard University, Harold Adamson would grow up to become one of North America's greatest song lyricists.
After graduating from college Adamson signed a contract with MGM Studios in 1933 and moved to Hollywood to pursue his career of writing songs and music for movies.
Throughout the '30s and '40s he collaborated with iconic Tin Pan Alley tune-smiths like Burton Lane, J. Fred Coots, Walter Donaldson, Victor Young, Duke Ellington, and Jimmy McHugh.
Adamson's most famous and well known composition is the theme song for one of America's most beloved and classic TV sitcoms the "I Love Lucy" show which to this day continues to entertain over 40 million viewers around the world every year.