Howard Greenfield
American songwriter with hit songs

Born
March 15th, 1936
88 years ago
Died
1986
39 years ago — 50 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A notable songwriter, contributed to the music industry primarily during the 1960s. Collaborated with composers to produce a range of popular songs. Worked extensively with several prominent artists, creating timeless tunes that have been covered by various musicians. Also wrote lyrics for songs in films and television, further expanding the reach of work. Contributed to the development of the pop music genre during a transformative era.
Wrote 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do'
Collaborated with Neil Sedaka
Wrote songs for television specials
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