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Hecht-Lancaster & Buzzell Music, Inc. was an American music publishing company established in January 1955 by film producer Harold Hecht, actor/producer Burt Lancaster, and Loring Buzzell. Based in New York, the company was notable for publishing music associated with several films produced by their company Norma Productions, including successful soundtracks from "Trapeze" and "Sweet Smell of Success." Active until 1960, it primarily worked with ASCAP and also had subsidiaries like Calyork Music, specializing in BMI-associated music. The partnership produced notable hits, including "May You Always," recorded by various artists, and marked a significant engagement of film producers in the music publishing industry during the mid-20th century.

GENRES: Popular, Female Vocalist