He was a busy session saxophonist, but he is probably best known for the Grammy-winning pop hit that he sang in 1963 as half ...

Baby, I Love You, originally co-written and produced by Spector for The Ronettes in 1963, is one of the album’s real highlights with Joey Ramone’s lilting heartworn vocal balancing perfectly with a ...

In remembrance of drummer Clem Burke, who has died aged 70, MOJO revisits a career-spanning interview with the kings and ...

Neil Young and Jack Nitzsche are two huge figures of 20th-century music, but their relationship was a bit more chaotic than ...

Lennon took inspiration from childhood favorite Lonnie Donegan's "Lost John" while playing ... Interestingly, Phil Spector – not Lennon – plays the similarly elliptical piano part.

There's no magical arrangement work going on here: just the piano and bass playing the same ... Bruce Springsteen rolls back the curtain on his widescreen love letter to Phil Spector, Leonard ...

Given that the band was touring and playing every day ... featured its co-writer Phil Spector on maracas) and Ian Stewart appeared on five tracks, contributing piano and organ to the sessions.

Thus, this group that had grown up loving and playing R&B were spreading their wings ... the producer / sound mixer took on a much more important role. The likes of Phil Spector with his 'Wall of ...

and playing Spector will allow her to presumably sing as well – something Chalamet leaned on for his Dylan campaign this year. Phil Spector enjoyed more creative success in the years that ...