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University of Southern Maine receives $5 million for new fine arts center from Bob Crewe s family foundation

University of Southern Maine receives $5 million for new fine arts center from Bob Crewe s family foundation Chris Costa University of Southern Maine receives $5 million for new fine arts center from Bob Crewe s family foundation Replay Video UP NEXT The University of Southern Maine received a $5 million gift on Tuesday to build a new Center for the Arts on the University s Portland campus. The gift comes from the Crewe Foundation, an organization named after prolific singer/songwriter Bob Crewe, whose music propelled Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons to fame. The Foundation provides support in the fields of fine arts and music by empowering aspiring artists and underserved youth to pursue, develop and realize their talents and goals.

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In preserving his brother s legacy, Dan Crewe wants to complete the picture of the legendary songwriter

In preserving his brother s legacy, Dan Crewe wants to complete the picture of the legendary songwriter
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Maine foundation sells rights to catalog of legendary songwriter Bob Crewe

Maine foundation sells rights to catalog of legendary songwriter Bob Crewe The songbook includes hits like Big Girls Don t Cry and Lady Marmalade. Share Bob Dylan sold his songbook for as much as $400 million. Stevie Nicks sold hers for $80 million. David Crosby is seeking a buyer for his songs, as well. Now, the national trend of songwriters cashing in on the value of their music has touched down in Maine, with the recent sale of the song catalog of Songwriter Hall of Fame member Bob Crewe to New York-based music company Reservoir. Crewe, who co-wrote or co-produced more than 800 songs, including 1960s hits like “Big Girls Don’t Cry” and “Walk Like a Man” for The Four Seasons, moved to Maine in 2010 and died in his Scarborough home in 2014. The sale price of his catalog wasn’t disclosed, but industry insiders say it’s worth millions of dollars – proceeds that will benefit the Falmouth-based Bob Crewe Foundation, which supports arts organizations in Maine and

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