Various Artists - Phil's Spectre: Wall Of Soundalikes / Various - VINYL LP
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- Description: Limited 180 gram red vinyl LP pressing. Includes inner sleeve featuring rare photos and a 3000-word track commentary incorporating interviews with producers Nino Tempo, James Holvay and Peter Antell. Phil Spector did not produce the tracks on this LP. They all just sound as if he might have. Spector's sessions at Gold Star Studios in Los Angeles were celebrated for their extravagance. Using massed voices, an army of musicians and cavernous tape echo, his huge productions possessed a distinct aural identity. Many record producers, songwriters and arrangers attempted to hitch a ride on the Spector bandwagon but few met with his approval. InchThere's Beach Blanket Bingo, which is you guys,Inch he told producers Charlie Greene and Brian Stone. InchAnd there's me - Fellini. Inch Here, spanning the period 1963 to 1967, are a dozen convincing mirror images of his Wall of Sound. Album Tracks 1. Who Am I - Jerry Ganey 2. My Girl - Johnny Caswell 3. (Baby) You Don't Have to Tell Me - Bobby Coleman 4. Good-Bye Baby - Maureen Gray 5. He Will Break Your Heart - Kane & Abel 6. You're So Fine - Dorothy Berry 7. All Strung Out - Nino Tempo & April Stevens 8. The Way of the Crowd - Dan Folger 9. Timmy Boy - Timmy & the Persianettes 10. Wishful Thinking - the Knickerbockers 11. I Just Couldn't Say - Lorraine & the Delights 12. Why Can't a Boy and Girl Just Stay in Love - Noreen Corcoran
- Artist: Various Artists
- Title: Phil's Spectre: Wall Of Soundalikes / Various
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Ace Records
- Release Date: 06/03/2016
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: Various Artists - Phil's Spectre: Wall Of Soundalikes / Various - VINYL LP
- UPC: 029667004510
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Limited 180 gram red vinyl LP pressing. Includes inner sleeve featuring rare photos and a 3000-word track commentary incorporating interviews with producers Nino Tempo, James Holvay and Peter Antell. Phil Spector did not produce the tracks on this LP. They all just sound as if he might have. Spector's sessions at Gold Star Studios in Los Angeles were celebrated for their extravagance. Using massed voices, an army of musicians and cavernous tape echo, his huge productions possessed a distinct aural identity. Many record producers, songwriters and arrangers attempted to hitch a ride on the Spector bandwagon but few met with his approval. InchThere's Beach Blanket Bingo, which is you guys,Inch he told producers Charlie Greene and Brian Stone. InchAnd there's me - Fellini. Inch Here, spanning the period 1963 to 1967, are a dozen convincing mirror images of his Wall of Sound. Album Tracks 1. Who Am I - Jerry Ganey 2. My Girl - Johnny Caswell 3. (Baby) You Don't Have to Tell Me - Bobby Coleman 4. Good-Bye Baby - Maureen Gray 5. He Will Break Your Heart - Kane & Abel 6. You're So Fine - Dorothy Berry 7. All Strung Out - Nino Tempo & April Stevens 8. The Way of the Crowd - Dan Folger 9. Timmy Boy - Timmy & the Persianettes 10. Wishful Thinking - the Knickerbockers 11. I Just Couldn't Say - Lorraine & the Delights 12. Why Can't a Boy and Girl Just Stay in Love - Noreen Corcoran
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