KnowraTin Pan AlleyLinked fromLinked fromThe 50 pages that link to Tin Pan Alley, each with the reason it gives.All 50Broader topic 5Related 31Narrower topic 12Compared with 2Jazz standardNarrower topic: Its songwriters supplied much of the material jazz musicians later adopted as standards.Great American SongbookNarrower topic: Its publishers helped circulate many songs later grouped into the Songbook.George GershwinNarrower topic: Gershwin began as a song plugger and became one of Tin Pan Alley's most successful songwriters.Brill BuildingNarrower topic: The Brill Building continued an older New York tradition of commercially organized songwriting.Irving BerlinNarrower topic: Berlin began as a lyricist and songwriter within its commercial song trade.Burt BacharachNarrower topic: Bacharach inherited its professional songcraft while stretching pop forms and harmonic language.Carole KingNarrower topic: The Brill Building inherited an older commercial songwriting tradition associated with Tin Pan Alley.PayolaNarrower topic: Song publishers used paid performances and other incentives to build demand for songs.Ira GershwinNarrower topic: Its commercial songwriting practices formed part of the world in which the Gershwins began working.Harold ArlenNarrower topic: Arlen developed within the commercial songwriting world this name evokes.Neil DiamondNarrower topic: Diamond began his career writing songs in the city’s publishing industry.Neil SedakaNarrower topic: Its songwriter-publisher tradition preceded and influenced the professional pop craft Sedaka entered.