The process of recording this track left Tina Turner shirtless and exhausted, but it landed Ike and Tina Turner an opening slot for The Rolling Stones.

Phil Spector, a legendary figure in the music industry ... Royalties form a substantial part of Spector’s net worth. Every time a song he produced is played on the radio, streamed online ...

The Righteous Brothers had had enough of Phil Spector ... “Baby!” The whole song exists as a massive middle finger to Spector, and can you imagine anyone ever deserving a middle finger ...

All seven of their Hot 100 singles were produced by Phil Spector. Most of those songs — including “(Best Part of) Breaking Up” and “Do I Love You?” — were on the 1964 LP “Presenting ...

Ike and Tina Turner's most successful single and producer Phil Spector's most enduring gift to the pop world. "River Deep, Mountain High" was written by husband and wife song-writing team Jeff ...

“I was still living at home, and Phil Spector came over for a spaghetti dinner,” recalls Nino Tempo. “We went into the piano room after dinner and he said, ‘This is a song I’m gonna record.

Ronnie Spector had one of the wildest lives in pop music history. She led the Ronettes, the early-’60s girl group who made some of the all-time great pop songs with producer Phil Spector.

“I was still living at home, and Phil Spector came over for a spaghetti dinner,” recalls Nino Tempo. “We went into the piano room after dinner and he said, ‘This is a song I’m gonna record.

Dave Kajganich penned an original screenplay about the life of Spector, who became popular along with the Ronettes for songs like “Be ... the troubled producer Phil Spector felt like, rather ...