The Anthology '59-'62
The Anthology '59-'62
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Format: CD / Box Set
Our Take
Our Take
Grab your bouffant wigs and start swaying to the iconic sounds of Phil Spector in this latest Anthology release. Featuring hits from the years 1959 to 1962, this album is a treasure trove of doo-wop, rock 'n' roll, and soul.
Spector's signature "Wall of Sound" production technique is on full display here, enveloping the listener in a lush, orchestral sound that feels like a warm hug from your favourite grandparent. Tracks like "Be My Baby" and "Da Doo Ron Ron" are guaranteed to get your toes tapping and your hips shaking.
But don't be fooled by the catchy hooks and infectious melodies - there's a darkness lurking beneath the surface of these songs. Spector's troubled personal life and controversial reputation add a layer of intrigue to the music, making you question the man behind the music.
Overall, this Anthology is a must-have for any music lover looking to dive into the golden age of pop music. It's a wild ride from start to finish, filled with twists and turns that will keep you coming back for more. So pour yourself a martini, put on your dancing shoes, and let Phil Spector take you on a journey through the sounds of the '60s.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. To Know Him Is to Love Him
2. Spanish Harlem
3. He's a Rebel
4. Under the Moon of Love
5. Zip a Dee Doo Dah
6. Puddin' N' Tain
7. Second Hand Love
8. Every Breath I Take
9. When You Dance
10. I Love How You Love Me
11. You Took Advantage of Me
12. How Many Nights (How Many Days)
13. Corrina, Corrina
14. Uptown
15. Unchained Melody
16. Some of Your Lovin'
17. Little Did I Know
18. Hey Memphis
19. I Really Do
20. Bumbershoot
21. Hearts of Stone
22. Little Things Mean a Lot
23. There's No Other Like My Baby
24. Where Can You Be
25. Na Ne Do
Disc: 2
1. Pretty Little Angel Eyes
2. First Taste of Love
3. Seven Lonely Days
4. Gonna Git That Man
5. Oh Yeah, Maybe Baby
6. Mr Moon, Mr Cupid and I
7. Anyone But You
8. Twist and Shout
9. Love, Love, Love
10. Honey Love
11. I.
12. You Can Get Him Frankenstein
13. The Bells
14. Tired of Trying
15. He's Sure the Boy I Love
16. I'd Like to Miss My Graduation
17. Don't You Worry My Little Pet
18. The Bells of St. Mary's
19. All Through the Night
20. Willy Boy
21. I Could Have Loved You So Well
22. No One Ever Tells You
23. I Know Why
24. Raincoat in the River
25. Long Ago and Far Away
Disc: 3
1. Dream for Sale
2. Young Boy Blues
3. He Hit Me
4. A World of Tears
5. Til You're Mine
6. He Knows I Love Him Too Much
7. Beverley Jean
8. Always Late
9. A Kiss from Your Lips
10. Shang Shang
11. I'm So Happy
12. Talk to Me, Talk to Me
13. I Love You Eddie
14. Tammy
15. Air Mail, Special Delivery
16. That's Alright Baby
17. Hey There Mountain
18. He Knows I Love Him Too Much
19. Why Don't You Write Me?
20. Mr. Robin
21. Gee, How I Wish You Were Here
22. If I Give My Heart to You
23. Loch Lomand
24. What a Nice Way to Turn Seventeen
25. The Basic Things
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About the artist
Phil Spector
In the hallowed halls of music history, few figures loom as large as Phil Spector. The man behind the "Wall of Sound" revolutionized the way music was made and enjoyed, crafting sonic landscapes that still captivate audiences to this day. But beneath the glossy veneer of his chart-topping hits lies a complex and troubled individual whose personal life overshadowed his musical genius. Born in the Bronx in 1939, Spector quickly rose through the ranks of the music industry, cutting his teeth as a session musician before transitioning to the role of producer. It was in this capacity that he truly came into his own, shaping the sounds of artists like The Crystals, The Ronettes, and The Righteous Brothers with his signature lush production style. But Spector's larger-than-life persona and erratic behaviour soon became the stuff of legend, earning him a reputation as a volatile and unpredictable force in the studio. His fondness for firearms and penchant for walling off his sessions with layers of soundproofing material only added to the air of mystery that surrounded him. Despite these controversies, there is no denying Spector's impact on popular music. From his groundbreaking work with The Beatles on "Let It Be" to his timeless collaborations with artists like John Lennon and George Harrison, his influence can still be felt in the music of today. So, whether you view him as a troubled genius or a cautionary tale, there is no denying the lasting legacy of Phil Spector. Love him or hate him, his mark on the music world is indelible.
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