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13 years, 4 months ago at Dec 30 0:52
The album is long out of print, as of June of 2007 never having been issued on compact disc. Original vinyl copies change hands for hundreds of dollars.
There has been, however, a re-issue on vinyl in 1975 on the Phil Spector International label (Super 2307 003). Featuring no bonus-tracks and extensive liner notes by New Musical Express author Roy Carr, it was Vol. 1 of the six volume... read more
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13 years, 4 months ago at Dec 30 0:53
The album is long out of print, as of June of 2007 never having been issued on compact disc. Original vinyl copies change hands for hundreds of dollars.There has been, however, a re-issue on vinyl in 1975 on the Phil Spector International label (Super 2307 003). Featuring no bonus-tracks and extensive liner notes by New Musical Express author Roy Carr, it was Vol. 1 of the six volu... read more
More a spanish harlem street gang than a girl group, the Ronettes were pop goddesses dressed as Catholic schoolgirls gone to hell and back. Phil Spector builds his Wall of Sound as his teen protegee Ronnie Spector belts "Be My Baby" and "Walking in the Rain."
Manufacturer: Philles Records
Release date: 31 December 1964
Release date: 31 December 1964
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The 150 Greatest Albums Made By Women (150 music items)"The British Invasion hit American shores in February 1964, changing the course of American pop for the foreseeable future — but three girls from Spanish Harlem invaded the British first. Twenty-year-old Veronica Bennett, her sister Estelle and their cousin Nedra Talley arrived at Heathrow that January with a Billboard No. 2 hit, "Be My Baby," under their belts, and when they met The Beatles, the four mop tops were already adoring fans (so was their opening act — The Rolling Stones). "Be My B"
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