1965
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Vor 3 Tagen · Phil Spector, American record producer of the 1960s, described by writer Tom Wolfe as the ‘First Tycoon of Teen.’. He used orchestral arrangements of immense scale and power in what became known as the wall of sound. In 2009 he was sentenced to 19 years in prison for the murder of an actress.
Vor 17 Stunden · Phil Spector’s ‘Wall of Sound’ style of production had a profound impact on Brian, who fixated on Be My Baby by The Ronettes, recorded with legendary session outfit The Wrecking Crew. It fuelled Brian’s desire to produce, and the Beach Boys’ Don’t Worry Baby was his response – a major turning point as he too started to use the studio to build multi-layered recordings. As Jardine ...
Vor 17 Stunden · Harrison agreed to play on “Instant Karma!,” and he brought along Phil Spector, who would co-produce the song with Lennon and Yoko Ono. Spector would soon play a much bigger part in the ...
Vor 5 Tagen · Brian’s original deity was Phil Spector, whose direct influence you can hear in “Don’t Worry Baby,” but it was “Rubber Soul” that changed the game. Brian heard it as a concept album ...
Vor 2 Tagen · “ Twist and Shout ” is a compilation that brings together the first works released in 1961, through the Atlantic-Atco / New York label, produced by Phil Spector , at the time he became famous as a pop music producer. The highlight is the original version by the group The Top Notes of the song "Twist and Shout", a theme made famous by the group The Isley Brothers (and later by the Beatles ...
Vor einem Tag · But rock royalty was in and out: at one point, Atlantic Records co-founder Ahmet Ertegun rolled up in a limo with an "eerily quiet" Phil Spector. Joni Mitchell, Cass Elliott, and Judy Collins also turned up — and, yes, Judy Collins, Stills' recent ex, was the namesake for the epochal "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes."
Vor einem Tag · “I thought to myself: ‘My God, I’ve got to do something like that.’ It obsessed me; it was so good. Nobody had ever come close to what Phil Spector was doing with that one song. So I kept trying to come up with something even better. That’s what happened in the 60s. We did things that blew each other’s minds.”
