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Bernard Weinman

Bernard Weinman is credited on 707 releases across 122 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1951–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

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707

Credits

122

Albums

8

Decades active

148

In collections

Biography

Presented as one of the writers of Elvis Presley's song "Too Much", together with Lee Rosenberg.
But, according to lawsuits he stole the number from Beasley who wrote the song together with her husband William Beasley. They organised the first recording for Bernard Hardison. The song was unnoticed. The publishing rights were signed over to the company of Weinman. The sales man Weinman heard that Elvis wants to cut new records and was looking for new songs. He removed the original writer credits from Beasley and Norris and replaced them with his own name and his secretary of that time Lee Rosenberg. The song became a big hit, but he never wrote the song.

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Credited work

707 releases · 122 albums · active 1951–2025

  • Performance · 707
  • Other credits · 6

Studios: RCA Victor Studios, Nashville · Radio Recorders · RCA Studios, New York · Sun Studios

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