Ronnie Spector - How She First Met Phil
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2020
- More from a never-released interview with legendary Sixties girl group singer Ronnie Spector of the Ronettes. How she, her sister and cousin met Phil and her first impressions. Interview Copyright 1985, 2020 SGC, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
At least Ronnie got the last laugh.
He's in the can and she is loved by millions.
Phil died in January 2021
Love by many true true
But not paid like one as in ROYALTIES
BANK...Headache controlled everything
There was about her..
jb.ok
Now they are both dead but their music is timeless and will always be loved by millions.
Don't know about the can, it's hard to call him that considering he produced some of the best tracks in music history
Not only love her singing voice but also her talking voice
RIP Ronnie - class act
They died almost exactly a year apart. She really mourned his death, she posted a heartwarming statement on Instagram. She said she loved him until the end.
That BS she wanted out of the marriage after three months. Phill Spector was a POS !!!
She didn't say anything like this. She was expected to give a statement so she wrote it short but heartfelt. Don't make it to be a soap opera about unfulfilled love. She was a strong adult woman who was one of the first people to talk publicly about domestic violence. She wasn't a little scared girl who felt deepest love towards her abuser until the end. I don't know what are you trying to rokantizie here, unbreakable love between a woman and a man who held 🔫 to her head.
She talked about beautiful memories and respected their past love because it resulted in a child she loved. Of course , she was grateful and appreciative about good memories they had as a family. Mind you, we're talking about mother being respectful towards her child's father not to make them feel worse about the person whose genes they carry. She called him a genius producer, admired the art he created and reminisced about times they were falling in love. These are unforgettable memories that make anybody smile but she never said she loved him until the end, that he was her ultimate love so you have no right to say she was unfulfilled and died of a broken heart. Actually, she even talked about his great flaws even though people tend to treat dead people like holy. She said he was a lousy husband and an antisocial person.
I don't know why do you put words into Ronnie's mouth. She was classy and respectful towards the great artist and her child's father but she never said she loved him until the end. He was many people in one and she got good memories with him but she moved on, and made even greater life for herself. Your comment made me bit awkward because I feel for Ronnie. She had to run away, fight for her life, then she had to fight for her child and the career because he tried to blacklist her, plus, she had to talk publicly about the story because he was trying to destroy her reputation which is everything in the entertainment business. Despite all of that she wasn't spiteful or hostile towards her ex-husband and talked about him with respect because they had a child together and she just wanted to spare herself the pain of talking about the past. All of this, and people are trying to paint them as starcrossed lovers who just met each other in wrong circumstances. You wouldn't dare to say anything of source about Ike and Tina because there was a graphic movie about the abuse, even though Tina talked about Ike in similar manner, with tremendous class and respect, never calling him names and even feeling pity for him to some extent, and finding something nice to say about the young Ike and his talent. Just because she didn't have a public partner like Tina had, and she didn't prove to you she found another "love of her life", you have the right to spread lies that she said that she was in love/loved/felt romantic love towards her abused and imply she died of a broken heart. This man had good qualities that she appreciated and he was the father of her child but this is just slap in the face to disrespect someone's suffering, journey and personal growth just to invent stories you want people believe she told and spread lies. She was such a strong woman, have some respect, instead of projecting on her.
Below is the original statement that Ronnie published - beautiful, respectful, appreciative of early love they had that resulted in a child. Nothing about eternal love. She was honest and didn't even idealize him what usually happens after someone passes away. Have some respect to this great woman, and don't spread this dreams you projecte onto her.
"It’s a sad day for music and a sad day for me.
When I was working with Phil Spector, watching him create in the recording studio, I knew I was working with the very best. He was in complete control, directing everyone. So much to love about those days.
Meeting him and falling in love was like a fairytale.
The magical music we were able to make together, was inspired by our love. I loved him madly, and gave my heart and soul to him.
As I said many times while he was alive, he was a brilliant producer, but a lousy husband.
Unfortunately Phil was not able to live and function outside of the recording studio.
Darkness set in, many lives were damaged.
I still smile whenever I hear the music we made together, and always will. The music will be forever".
@@AamuAurora right well said because I’m like undying love for a man who she said she ran barefoot from because he abused her and held a gun to her head and told her that he would kill her. Thank God she left because the other lady he killed wasn’t able to.
Phils problem was spiritual. He needed Jesus @AamuAurora
She is so bad ass her life story inspires me so much and of course her resilience and courage. Her story got me through a relationship that was similar to hers with phil and her words when she reads her book with so much passion and real raw emotion had me in tears. She is an amazing human and a class act. A true legend Thank you Ronnie ❤❤
THE WORLD IS NOW A LESSER PLACE WITH RONNIE GONE. A BEAUTIFUL LADY WITH A BEAUTIFUL VOICE. SHE AND HER SISTER ESTELLE FACED ADVERSITY IN THEIR LIVES. BUT IM GLAD THAT RONNIE FOUND A MAN THAT LOVED HER AS MUCH AS SHE LOVED HIM. I HOPE SHE KNOWS THAT SHE WILL BE MISSED BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN. REST IN PEACE VERONICA 💔
Veronica was very lucky to have gotten out of knowing that psycho killer alive! Marrying him was a gamble with her life!!
Phil was one of the most successful rock producers alive. He was a legend. Take your time machine and go back to when he was "gutsy" as Ronnie said and appreciate the major role he played in making them rock legends.
@@cak4539 Doesn't make him any less of a murderer or wife-beater, or God knows what else he was.
@@iamcornholiooooo3019 He didn't murder anyone in the 60's. I view him as being two people. The ambitious, successful Phil of his early years who through his genius made a lot of people famous, successful and very rich then the evil Phil of his later years. Ronnie Spector is connected to the early Phil not the later.
@@cak4539 What's your point? Just because he didn't yet murder a woman, does not mean he wasn't an evil piece of shit. The man had a lengthy history of odd and abusive behavior.
You're just idolizing his personality because of the talents he happened to possess, which is highly fallacious. Has no one taught you talent and having a horrible personality aren't mutually exclusive?
@@iamcornholiooooo3019 Don’t confuse the art with the artist. Phil Spector was enormously talented, but became violent and a nutcase. Ronnie Spector was not only tremendously talented, but gives every indication of having been a sweetheart throughout her life. I loved her, I will miss her.
RIP Ronnie ,Sadly Missed
Love Ronnie so much.
So authentic, candid, and cute to boot.
What’s her Instagram
You gotta love those days! Imagine: Get the number to a great record producer, call the number and speak to the secretary and say: "We would like to sing background" - then the invitation to come to the studio. Meet the big producer. Get hit records! Today? As we say in Brooklyn - Forgetaboudit!
R.I.P. 🪦 Ronnie
I love you The Ronettes 🌹💗💕💞🙏✨💌😍😘
Such a talent
Ronnie is so pretty!
The musical genius nut job was right
He did make them a hit record
I Love You ❤️🙏✨💕🇧🇬
Yes.
He was a genius producer, but look what he had to work with! And he might not have started out "nutty," but he sure ended up that way!
You really think you or I are capable of knowing whether he was already nutty or just ended up becoming nutty? Battered women have a tendency to ignore nutty behavior for a long time before it becomes unmanageable to them.
Stop that talk about Phil Spector.
@@iamcornholiooooo3019 Sorry, but Ronnie previously said Phil was never physically abusive to her -- only very controlling.
❤️🧡💛💚💙
She said GDUBS George Washington HS
🙄Quando una persona ti crea e poi ti distrugge
I’m so confused by this interview. How can she talk this way about a sick fuck who kept her prisoner, took her kids away, cut her out of money etc etc
Yeah this surprised me and it looks like this interview is from 1985 (and she left him in 1972). I guess he must have been of 'mixed character' so to speak and she was able to see both sides.