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Milton Yakus (December 25, 1917 – November 6, 1980) was an American songwriter of popular music. He was married to Martha Yakus, and was the father of recording engineer Shelly Yakus, born in 1945^[1] Milton with his brother Herbert Yakus founded Ace Recording Studios in Boston, Massachusetts.^[2]^[3]

Notable songsEdit

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Yakus wrote or co-wrote the following publications:

ReferencesEdit

^ HARTMAN, KENT "Goodnight L.A.: The Rise and Fall of Class Rock" published by Hackette Book Group ISBN 9780306824388
^ Milton Yakus discography at Discogs
^ Nat Shapiro; Bruce Pollock (1950), Popular Music, Adrian Press

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