“Oz” manuscripts added to Library of Congress

On August 25, 2025 the Library of Congress announced the acquisition of “rare music

Billy Ray Cyrus & Friends perform “Over the Rainbow”

Billy Ray Cyrus, along with guitarist-singer Micki Free and producer-singer-composer Buck 22 released a

Composer Philip Springer who wrote several songs with Yip, mostly in the 1970's during

Ari Axelrod’s CD, A Place for Us: A Celebration of Jewish Broadway, released Jan.

Lyricist Ira Gershwin, Yip's friend since their high school days together beginning in 1910,

Coming from Oxford University Press on July 26, 2024, Harold Arlen and His Songs

http://www.nfo.net/www/bigband.html - A major WorldWide Web reference source for American, Canadian, and English popular music

The Songwriters Hall of Fame Virtual Museum - The Yip Harburg Exhibit is one of

The Library of Congress's Show Music on Record Database - Contains discographic information for commercially-released

The Gorney Music Publishing web site contains biographical information, photos, videos and other material about

Eva Cassidy's Rendition of Over the Rainbow is discussed at length in an essay about

E.Y. Yip Harburg, an essay by Benjamin Sears, Harburg scholar and performer,

Applause (1929). Groundbreaking early talkie directed by Rouben Mamoulian and starring Helen Morgan; contains Yip's

In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree (1930). Yip wrote light verse for an

Radio Riot (1930). To this cartoon Yip contributed The Bed Time Story, which occurs at

Roadhouse Nights (1930). Helen Morgan sings the Harburg-Gorney composition It Can't Go on Like This.