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Helen Humes’ “Song of the Wanderer” is a fine anthem to wanderlust. Just the medicine to launch another day of vagabonding about our crazed modern world. Helen Humes, ladies and gentlemen, a classy performer singing a classic tune.
Helen Humes – “Song of the Wanderer” (play/download mp3)
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How can I contact the Recording Rights holder of this song “Song of the Wanderer” from Helen Humes (http://publicdomain4u.com/helen-humes-song-of-the-wanderer/mp3-download) to ask for authorization to use it in my feature film. The idea is to use only one or two small excerpts which will be edited in some parts of the film as incidental music, as if coming from the radio.
I am simply in love with these songs and so confident that they will help my movie and transport audiences of all ages to a beautifully forgotten era.
I ‘m self financing this film, thus your great help and understanding in this matter will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and attention.
Hi Carlo,
Thanks! Glad you enjoy the music here.
You’ll have to do your own research to determine if a track qualifies for the specific use you want.