Singer/songwriter Carol Connors was born as Annette Kleinbard on November 13, 1940 in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Carol began her singing career while still in high school. She was the lead singer of the pop vocal trio Teddybears Sthlm, who had a number one hit song in 1958 with the lovely pop ballad "To Know Him is to Love Him"...See full bio »
1984Getting Physical
(TV movie)
(music: "GETTIN' PHYSICAL", "THIS MOMENT IN TIME", "HOT DANCE", "TO BE FREE" / lyrics: "GETTIN' PHYSICAL", "THIS MOMENT IN TIME", "HOT DANCE", "TO BE FREE")
1983Love Is Forever
(TV movie)
(lyrics: "Love Is Forever", "Passion and Valor")
1982Butterfly
(lyrics: "It's Wrong For Me To Love You")
1979Fast Break
(music: "He Didn't Stay Long Enough to Say Goodbye" / lyrics: "With You I'm Born Again" - uncredited, "Go for It", "He Didn't Stay Long Enough to Say Goodbye", "Go for It Disco" - uncredited)
1978Just Tell Me You Love Me
(lyrics: "I'm Going to Find Tomorrow", "Life is Beautiful", "I'll Bring You Rainbows for Your Eyes", "Just Tell Me You Love Me")
1977The Rescuers
(writer: "The Journey" 1977, "Rescue Aid Society" 1977, "Tomorrow Is Another Day" 1977 / lyrics: "Someone's Waiting for You" 1977)
When I wrote "Hey Little Cobra", Jan Berry, Brian Wilson and Roger Christian were all standing there and they went, "We knew it was written by a girl". No girl had ever written a hit hotrod song. And I said, "Why?" And they said, "Because you can't take your Cobra out of gear and let it coast to the line".
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Trivia:
Besides co-writing the hit hotrod song "Hey Little Cobra" for The Rip Chords, Connors also co-wrote both "Bite Bite Barracuda" and "Mighty Mighty Barracuda" for The Knickerbockers.
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