Donna Weiss


Donna Weiss is an American singer and songwriter.
She is best known for writing the songs "Bette Davis Eyes" and "The Heart Won't Lie". For "Bette Davis Eyes", she won the 1982 Grammy Award for Song of the Year. Bette Davis Eyes also won 1982 Record of The Year.

Biography

Weiss was born in Virginia.

Select Compositions

  • "Bette Davis Eyes" with Jackie DeShannon
  • "The Heart Won't Lie" with Kim Carnes
  • "When the Money's Gone" with Bruce Roberts
  • "Explícame"
  • "Peachy Keen"
  • "The Air You Breathe"
  • "Sweet Amarillo"
  • "Hold An Old Friend's Hand"
  • "Spanish Eyes"
  • "I Turn Around and Love You"
  • "Don't Cry Now"
  • "Lighthouse"
  • "That's Where the Trouble Lies"
  • "Divided Hearts"
  • "Piece of the Sky"
  • "Only Lonely Love"
  • "View from the House"
  • "Brass and Batons"
  • "Blood from the Bandit"
  • "Crimes of the Heart"
  • "Just to Spend Tonight with You"
  • "Checkin' Out The Ghosts"
  • "Tears Edge"
  • "River Of Memories"
  • "Look Through Children's Eyes"
  • "Nothing Better Than Love"
  • "Chinese Wall/Inside Out"
  • "Echo My Heart"
  • "Welcome to the Club"
  • "What Do You Do When Love Dies"
  • "That Man is my Weakness"

    Discography

Singles
  • "I'm Only Human/Bonafide Love Me", 1969
  • "One Night a Week/That Kind of Woman", 1970
  • "I Want You/Take Me Now", 1969, Tony and Terri
  • "California L.A./Everybody Can't Play Shortstop", 1967, Tony and Terri
  • "Mr. Flower Vendor Man/Shades of Gray", 1968, Tony and Terri
  • "Back on My Feet Again/For No One", Toni and Terri
As backing vocalist