The famous American songwriter Ellie Greenwich has died aged 68. She was a popular songwriter and written many songs like River Deep, Mountain High and other hits. Her niece said due to heart attack Ellie died after being admitted to a New York hospital for pneumonia treatment. Ellie Greenwich was awarded 25 gold and platinum discs in her 50-year career. Chapel of Love and Da doo Ron Ron was written by her and it was collaboration with Phil Spector. Ellie wrote Leader of the Pack with her ex-husband, which became the basis for a Broadway musical based on her life. Greenwich was also the member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame and contributed to the success of many stars, including working with Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald. She is also co-produced songs for Neil Diamond, including his hit Kentucky Woman. Other compositions included Do Wah Diddy Diddy and Look of Love.
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