Sony Music 2 The Very Best of Ronnie Spector 2015. Polydor (UK) The Ronettes Greatest Hits - Volume 1 1981. Philles 4006 The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica 1965. Colpix 486 The Ronettes Featuring Veronica 1965. In 1968 Ronnie and Phil married, but it was a devastating situation she alleges he essentially imprisoned her in their mansion, sabotaging her burgeoning career and mentally tormenting her.īio Shows News Gallery Store Discography Contact. Interpersonal issues - including Phil's growing interest in Ronnie - spelled an early end to the group, and it disbanded in 1967. As successful as the group's debut was (1964's Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica) it would become its only proper studio release. Their career began in Spanish Harlem in the late '50s, but really took off when they met Phil Spector, the infamous producer now known just as much for the murder of actress Lana Clarkson in 2003 as for the 'wall of sound' encapsulated in his recordings.

The Ronettes - originally Ronnie, then known as Veronica Bennett, her sister Estelle Bennett, and their cousin Nedra Talley - were stars of the golden age of girl groups. Ronnie Spector and the Ronettes' Best Christmas Party Ever promises not only renditions of classic Christmas songs she recorded with the Ronettes in 1963, but the enduring pop hits we all know and love as well as lesser-known gems from Ronnie's back catalog.

That is correct: The Ronnie Spector, frontwoman of the Ronettes, proprietor of perhaps pop music's most magnificent beehive, and the original 'bad girl of rock 'n' roll' is gracing us with her divine presence during a Detroit stop on her holiday tour. In 1976, Ronnie sang a with on the recording 'You Mean So Much To Me', penned by Southside's longtime friend and produced by of the.December in Michigan is a cold prospect, made much warmer this year by the promise of Ronnie Spector's singular voice to lull us into the season of nostalgia. In her book, Spector recounted several abortive attempts to recapture mainstream success throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, during which time she was widely perceived as an oldies act.

In the early to mid-1970s, Spector briefly reformed the Ronettes (as Ronnie Spector and the Ronettes) with two new members (Chip Fields Hurd, the mother of actress, and Diane Linton). Spector recorded other Harrison songs during − including ' and 'When Every Song Is Sung' − but her versions were never released, even though a full album had been planned originally. Lennon liked the too he sang it at his birthday party in New York in October 1971 (a recording of which has appeared on bootlegs). 'Try Some, Buy Some' had another lasting influence when recorded ' later the same year and asked Spector (co-producing again) to reproduce the mandolin-laden he had created for Spector's single.

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