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Ronnie Spector
Indelibly linked with the groundbreaking "Wall of Sound" productions of her
former husband Phil Spector, Ronnie Spector first came to fame as lead singer of
1960s hitmakers The Ronettes, in many ways defining the era with her beehive
hairdo, tight skirts, and the sensual innocence of her striking vocals. Born in
New York City on August 10, 1943, and raised in a large, mixed-race family, she
developed an affinity for doo-wop groups like Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers
and Little Anthony and the Imperials. Drawing upon those pop influences, she
formed the Darling Sisters with her s...
Take Me Home TonightEddie Money and Ronnie Spector
Rockin' Around the Christmas TreeDarlene Love and Ronnie Spector
Take Me Home TonightEddie Money and Ronnie Spector
Love on a RooftopRonnie Spector, Desmond Child and Diane Warren
Walking in the RainRonnie Spector and The Ronettes
Walking In the RainRonnie Spector and The Ronettes
Take Me Home TonightEddie Money and Ronnie Spector
Can't Hold Back
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Rockin' Around the Christmas TreeDarlene Love and Ronnie Spector
A Very Special Christmas 2
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Take Me Home TonightEddie Money and Ronnie Spector
Can't Hold Back
Love on a RooftopRonnie Spector, Desmond Child and Diane Warren
Unfinished Business
Walking in the RainRonnie Spector and The Ronettes
Walking In the RainRonnie Spector and The Ronettes
Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
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