Atkinson, Albert 'Bert' Burnett jr. 27.jun.1926-18.may.1962 USA Texas, Houston - Houston
teacher, started composing at the age of 15, 13.jun.1944-12.apr.1946 he served as corporal in the US Army Air Force, he committed suicide by a pistol shot and died at Polly Ryon Memorial Hospital in Houston Richmond ; son of clerk Albert Burnett Atkinson sr. (Texas, Rockwall 1902-) and Alberta Rowell (Arkansas, Ozark 1904-) ; he married minister's daughter and composer Dorothy Marie Leach (Texas, Pampa 15.aug.1931-)

Title	Parts

[] Bonnie words and music Bert Atkinson copyright Bonnie Jean Alcus, Houston 3nov1941
[] I love my uncle. Song in G words and music Bert Atkinson copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson, Houston 15oct1941
[] Who words and music Bert Atkinson copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson, Houston 15may1942
[] Why didn't you wait little darlin. Song in G words and music Bert Atkinson copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson, Houston 15may1942
[] Daring words and music Bert Atkinson, harmony by W. T. Morris pub The Freedom Gospel Press, Brownwood Texas copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson, Brownwood Texas 21may1947
[] I'm not alone music Bert Atkinson, arr. Dorothy Leach copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson 21feb1948
[] O Thou Rock, thrilling new solo complete with words by Bert Atkinson and music by Dorothy Leach. SATB copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson Jr. 25apr1949
[] Mirage words B. A. (Bert Atkinson) copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson Jr. 5jan1955
[] Harmony Ranch words and music Bert Atkinson, arr. Dorothy Atkinson (wife) pub Harmony Ranch Music Studio, Houston Texas copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson Jr. 16mar1955
[] Ballad of the spaceman words and music Bert Atkinson copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson Jr. 2mar1959
[] Rattler words and music Bert Atkinson copyright Albert Burnett Atkinson Jr. 2mar1959

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