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Anita Leonard
real name Anita (Rothblum) Leonard Nye
Anita Leonard is credited on 159 albums across 502 pressings tracked on Gatefold, active 1954–2024 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
159
Albums
502
Pressings
8
Decades active
92
In collections
Biography
American pianist, composer and lyricist. Aka Anita Nye aka Louis & Anita.
Born 1922 Anita Rothblum. Married to comic actor Louis Nye (1940-2005, his death).
Best known for co-writing the song "A Sunday Kind Of Love" with Barbara Belle--the song has charted five times in the U.S. Between 1947-1988.
In August of 1943, Anita and Belle Einhorn began to register unpublished song copyrights together. In 1945 they finally got some of them published by Tin Pan Alley firms. They then came up with their pen names--Anita Leonard and Barbara Belle. Leonard's other collaborations included Evelyn Caroll, Chocky Fair (Charles B. Fair), and Marshall Barer.
She was on the "It's Your Bet" TV game show and "It Takes Two" TV show in 1969 with her husband.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
159 albums · 502 pressings · active 1954–2024
- Performance · 503
- Other credits · 2
Studios: Ter Mar Studios · Russian Hill Recording · Soundtrack Studios · Capitol Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

At Last!
1960

What A Diff'rence A Day Makes!
1959

Inside
1975

The Oscar Peterson Collection
1972

Carnegie Hall
2011

Jersey Boys (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
2005

Reba
1988

Her Greatest Sides Vol. 1
1983

For Sentimental Reasons...
1959

The Ballad Style Of Stan Kenton
1958

The Doo Wop Box
1994

The Vocal Group Collection
1986

The Original 50's And 60's
1975

Jan & Dean's Golden Hits
1962

Don't Cry Baby / Sunday Kind Of Love
1961

The Many Sides Of Pat Suzuki
1958

The Talented Touch
1958

New York After Dark
1956

Big Bands Greatest Hits Volume 2

The Montreux Years
2021

In The Wind / Are You Ready For This? / The New Image / What The World Needs Now Is Love
2015

Icon
2010

Gold
2007

The Very Best Of Etta James - The Chess Singles
2005
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