Composer, songwriter and conductor, Lou Kosloff was one of many behind-the-scenes musicians in broadcasting who enhanced the public's enjoyment with carefully-prepared music. He was educated in Chicago public schools, and he became the conductor for a number of network and syndicated radio programs including "The Life of Riley", "Sherlock Holmes", "Quirt and Flagg", "Blondie", and "There's Always a Guy". He joined the American Society of Composers and Publishers (ASCAP) in 1956.
