BARRY MANN

Barry Imberman (born February 9, 1939 in Brooklyn) is an American songwriter. He achieved success with his wife and working partner Cynthia Weil.
In May 2009, he wrote 635 songs and received 56 awards. He co-wrote the song You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin’ with his wife and Phil Spector, a song which is the most aired in the 20th century.

Official site: mann-weil.com

Source: Wikipedia

AN AMERICAN TAIL EXPANDED EDITION: OUR EXCLUSIVE REVIEW

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