It took three days to record my vocals ... Featuring Veronica did not impact the U.K. album chart. The Ronettes’ “Be My Baby” was the group’s most popular song and it remains a classic ...

It took three days to record my vocals, take after take.” Upon its release that same year, “Be My Baby” became an instant hit for The Ronettes. The group toured with Dick Clark’s Caravan ...

Not long after, Spector invited the Ronettes to record at Gold Star Studios in Hollywood, the studio most famously connected to Spector’s so-called Wall of Sound. They recorded “Be My Baby ...

She married mercurial record producer ... The Ronettes broke up. Spector’s potent voice soared on a parade of hits in the early- to mid-‘60s, including “Be My Baby,” “Baby, I Love ...

She died at the age of 78. The Ronettes were perhaps the greatest girl group of the early rock era with hit records like "Be My Baby," "Baby, I Love You" and "Walking In The Rain." An obituary in ...

2011 marks the 50th anniversary of Phil Spector's Phillies Records label ... The Very Best of the Crystals and Be My Baby: The Very Best of the Ronettes. And while all of these albums have ...

Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys tells the story that he was driving when he first heard Veronica Bennett and the Ronettes ... how to produce records.... It’s the greatest record ever produced. No one ...

“Be My Baby” – The Ronettes (1963) Though sung by what seemed ... thus creating Phil’s and his Philles Records label’s first true “star” beyond the man himself.

Some of the many artists who've recently reprised the famous intro to "Be My Baby" spoke to Billboard about The Ronettes' impact on their work, and just what makes the seemingly simple song so ...

“No, actually just him,” Wilson replied. “He’s my favorite because of his record ‘Be My Baby.’ It was very inspirational for me and helped me learn how to produce records. I can’t ...

And we hear 'Be My Baby'! We jumped up ... Ronnie Spector continued to record and perform throughout the 2000s, as the Ronettes also enjoyed a resurgence in popularity and respect.

Ronnie Spector — lead singer of The Ronettes, which created hit singles like “Be My Baby” and “Baby, I Love You” in the 1960s — died Wednesday at the age of 78 after a brief battle ...