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Winning Spector of the past
nypost.com
[New York Post] - Phil Spector, that's who. As the former lead singer of the Ronettes explains it, she can sing those hits in concert, but not in any theatrical context, such as her autobiographical show “Beyond the Beehive.” Apparently, even from his jail cell, her ex
Ronnie Spector Opens One-Woman Show in New York
www.rollingstone.com
[RollingStone.com] - "Phil Spector wanted to erase me from the public consciousness," the producer's ex-wife, Ronnie Spector, said with righteous indignation. The former lead singer of classic 1960s girl group the Ronettes was nearing the end of her spotty but winning two
Google News: Ronnie Spector - Words and Music
[WFUV News] - As the lead singer of The Ronettes and a cornerstone of producer Phil Spector's “Wall of Sound,” her music leaped out of your transistor radio with hits like “Baby I Love You” and “Walking in the Rain.” She married Phil in and officially took the
Google News: A Cher Musical Could Be Headed to Broadway
[Flavorwire] - She sang backup on a number of Phil Spector's hit songs, including The Crystals' “Da Doo Ron Ron” and The Ronettes' “Be My Baby.” And of course, she met Sonny Bono, who was working for Spector at Gold Star Studios; the two instantly clicked, and the
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