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Cynthia Weil Wiki Biography

• Cynthia Weil was born on October 18, 1940, to a Jewish family in Manhattan, New York City, USA. 
• She is best known in the world for being an American author and songwriter who, with her husband, Barry Mann, has written one of the most famous rock ‘n’ roll songs, “You’ve Lost That Lovin ‘Feelin,” which has been covered by over 2000 different artists and has become the most played song in radio history. 
• Her career, since the 1960s, has been active. 
• Sources estimate that the net worth of Cynthia Weil is now over $100 million, which, in partnership with her partner, she has earned through her career as a very popular songwriter. 
• Around the world, their songs have sold over 200 million albums, which has been the key source of their fortune. 
• Another source of her income comes from her book sales. 
• Cynthia Weil is the daughter of Dorothy Mendez and Morris Weil, who worked as a furniture store owner, and her mother was from a Jewish Sephardic background. 
• Cynthia wanted to be an actress and dancer before she became a successful songwriter, but couldn’t find a permanent place in the live entertainment industry. 
• Cynthia and Barry were two of the greatest songwriters by the end of the 1960s; they engraved their names on songs such as “How Can I Tell Her It’s Over,” sung by Andy Williams, Bobby Vee’s “I Just Can’t Help Believing,” and The Vogues’ “It’s Getting Better.” 
• In the 1970s, with songs like “Rock And Roll Lullaby” by B., the pair continued with their excellent work together, raising Cynthia’s net worth by a large degree. 
• “J. Thomas, and “Here You Come Again,” by the same artist, and Johnny Rodriguez performed “We’re Done. 
• “The 1980s were no different, spawning songs such as Lionel Richie’s “Through The Flames” by Chaka Khan, “Love Will Conquer Everything. 
• Her dominance diminished after the 1980s, but by writing songs such as “Wrong Again,” sung by Martina McBride, and the song performed by Vanessa Williams-“Just For Tonight,” she still managed to make an impression on the music industry. 
• The pair were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987 for their achievements. 
• They opened their musical show in New York in 2004, entitled “They Wrote That?”, which was focused on their songs and personal lives. 
• They have won over 100 Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) awards, plus the pair got the Johnny Mercer Award, reflecting the Songwriters Hall Of Fame’s highest distinction. 
• Cynthia is also remembered as an author of two books side by side with writing songs; the first book, entitled “Rockin ‘Babies,” was released in 2011. 
• With regard to his personal life, Cynthia Weil has one daughter with Barry Mann, named Jenn Mann, who works as a psychotherapist. 
• The pair are based in California’s Beverly Hills. 

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• Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1987.
• Half of the most prolific, husband-wife songwriting team (with Barry Mann) in pop music history.

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