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Lee Rosenberg
Lee Rosenberg is credited on 682 releases across 115 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1953–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
682
Credits
115
Albums
8
Decades active
142
In collections
Biography
Presented as one of the writers of Elvis Presley's song "Too Much", together with Bernard Weinman. But, according to lawsuits she 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 of which she was the secretary. 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 hers. The song became a big hit, but she never wrote the song.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
682 releases · 115 albums · active 1953–2025
- Performance · 682
- Other credits · 2
Studios: RCA Victor Studios, Nashville · Radio Recorders · RCA Studios, New York · Sun Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Elvis' Golden Records
1958

ELV1S 30 #1 Hits
2002

The Essential Elvis Presley
2007

Elvis
1956

Worldwide Gold Award Hits, Parts 1 & 2
1974

The 50 Greatest Hits
2000

The Top Ten Hits
1987

Les 40 Plus Grands Succès
1976

The King Of Rock 'N' Roll (The Complete 50's Masters)
1992

Elvis Presley's Greatest Hits
1978

The Number One Hits
1987

A Golden Celebration
1984

Playing For Keeps / Too Much
1957

The Legend
1983

How A Legend Was Born
1981

The Legendary Magic Of Elvis Presley
1980

Mein Star - Elvis Presley
1977

100 Super Rocks
1977

All Shook Up
1958

Pictures Of Elvis 1

The Hit Collection 1
Frequent collaborators
- Elvis Presley
- Elvis
- Hank C. Burnette
- Cliff Richard & The Drifters
- Various
- Cliff Anderson (2)
- Cliff Richard And The Drifters
- Colin Crosby
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