11.

No Too Young To Get Married

Bob B. Soxx And The Blue Jeans

April 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #113

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

16.

A Fine, Fine Boy

Darlene Love

September 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #117

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

Darlene Love sings lead vocals on this Spector-Power-Greenwich composition.

12.

Wait Till My Bobby Gets Home

Darlene Love

May 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #114

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

17.

Baby, I Love You

The Ronettes

November 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #118

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

Darlene Love shares lead vocals here with her sister Edna Wright.

This strong follow-up to “Be My Baby” reached #24 on the charts. Shortly after recording it, The Ronettes went to England to tour with The Rolling Stones .

13.

All Grown Up

The Crystals

June 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #122

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

18.

I Wonder

The Ronettes

November 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #LP4006

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

La La Brooks sings lead vocals on this track.

14.

Be My Baby

The Ronettes

July 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #116

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

19.

Girls Can Tell

The Crystals

November 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Unreleased Worldwide

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

No other Ronette, other than Ronnie, sings on this track. This was Spector's first recording session with a full orchestra string section at Gold Star Studios.

The Chrystals version, heard here with La La Brooks on lead vocals, was never released. Strangely, when The Ronettes version was released in the U.K., The Chrystals were credited on recording.

15.

The He Kissed Me

The Crystals

July 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #115

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

20.

Little Boy

The Crystals

November 1963

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #119X

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

Lead Vocals on this track are sung by La La Brooks. The incredible echo was an engineering accident on the part of Larry Levine. In an attempt to get maximum volume, he duplicated the tracks to come out of one channel. When he erased one of the duplicate channels to go to mono, the echo from the erased track transferred over to the remaining track. The result was a double echo effect.

La La Brooks is featured here on lead vocals.