Carroll Loveday was an American songwriter known for his contributions to the music industry, particularly in the early to mid-20th century. He is credited with writing and arranging numerous songs, with his work being performed by a variety of artists across different genres. Some of his notable compositions include "That's My Desire," which was recorded by several artists such as Russell Wooding, Snooks' Memphis Stompers, and Frankie Laine, among others. Another significant piece, "The Shrine of Saint Cecilia," was performed by artists like Vaughn Monroe, Eddy Duchin, and The Andrews Sisters. Loveday's work continued to be influential, with his compositions appearing in collections and albums by artists like Louis Armstrong, Perry Como, and Ella Fitzgerald well into the 21st century. His legacy is preserved through the numerous recordings and performances of his music, showcasing his lasting impact on the music world.