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Richard Coburn

Richard Coburn, born Frank Reginald DeLong was an American songwriter.

Early life
Coburn was born in Ipswich, Massachusetts. ==Career==
Career
Coburn's biggest hit was "Whispering," used by bandleader Paul Whiteman in 1920 or 1921; it brought popularity to both Whiteman and Coburn. It had a revival in the late 1940s. Frank Sinatra eventually covered it. Coburn also composed "Tell Me Why", "Oriental", "Mummy Mine", "Nightingale", "Behind a Silken Veil", "I'll Keep Loving You", "Day By Day", "Patsy", and "Day Dreaming". He created the lyrics for Carter DeHaven's Fancies. ==Personal life==
Personal life
Coburn was married to Ina De Long and had one son, Richard P. De Long. He was a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. ==Death==
Death
After an eight-month illness, Coburn died in Phelan, California. ==References==
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