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Contents: In 1963, Ronnie Spector, as a member of The Ronettes, released "Be My Baby" on Philles Records, which reached number 2 on the US charts, making him an instant star. The Ronettes continued to release numerous hit songs, including "Baby, I Love You" and "Raindrops," and were a leading group of the 1960s. In 2007, his long-standing achievements were recognized, and he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. While singing as the lead vocalist of The Ronettes, he also released albums as a solo artist. Now 72 years old, he remains an active artist. This album is the first all-time best-of compilation that covers Ronnie Spector's musical career, from recordings from The Ronettes in the 1960s to recordings from the 2000s. In addition to hit songs and signature tracks from The Ronettes era, this album includes George Harrison's "Try Some, By Some," produced by Phil Spector, a cover of Billy Joel's "Goodbye Hollywood," performed with the E Street Band (who backed Bruce Springsteen), and "All I Want," featuring Keith Richards on guitar. Blu-SpecCD2 format. Media reviews and more. This is the first all-time best-of album from Ronnie Spector, the lead vocalist of The Ronettes, encompassing his musical career from recordings from The Ronettes in the 1960s to recordings from the 2000s. In addition to hit songs and signature tracks from The Ronettes era, the album includes George Harrison's "Try Some, By Some," produced by Phil Spector, a cover of Billy Joel's "I Never Kept Going Hollywood," performed with the E Street Band (who backed Bruce Springsteen), and "All I Want," featuring Keith Richards on guitar. (C)RS
