Famous quote by Cynthia Weil

"She could only write with him at night and she was wasting her days just sitting around. So he thought I could write with her during the day. And that was Carole King"

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This quote is about the songwriting collaboration in between Carole King and Cynthia Weil. Weil was frustrated that she and King could only compose together at night, which King was squandering her days doing nothing. Weil then recommended that they write together during the day, and that was the start of their effective songwriting collaboration. This quote highlights the value of partnership and how two individuals can come together to produce something special. It likewise shows how Weil wanted to take a threat and recommend something brand-new, which eventually settled. This quote is a testimony to the power of collaboration and how two people can come together to produce something amazing. It likewise serves as a reminder that often taking a threat can cause fantastic rewards.

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This quote is written / told by Cynthia Weil somewhere between October 18, 1940 and today. He/she was a famous Musician from USA. The author also have 25 other quotes.
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