41.

The Could Be The Night

The Modern Folk Quartet 

October 1965

Gold Star Studios, LA

Unreleased Worldwide

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

46.

Save The Last Dance For Me

Ike and Tina Turner 

April 1966

United Recorders, LA

Philles Records #LP4011

Engineer: Bones Howe, Larry Levine

Arranger: Perry Botkin, Jr

When Spector failed to sign The Lovin' Spoonful or The Young Rascals, he added this group to his roster. Henry (Tad) Diltz sings lead.

Phil Spector's tribute to Doc Pomus.

42.

Paradise

The Ronettes

October 1965

Gold Star Studios, LA

Unreleased in the US

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

47.

I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine The Ronettes

April 1966

United Recorders, LA

Unreleased in the US

Engineer: Bones Howe, Larry Levine

Arranger: Perry Botkin, Jr

Co-writer, Harry Nilsson said of Phil Spector, "He is singularly the greatest record producer I have ever seen... He's a genius."

Ronnie has called this her favorite recording.

43.

River Deep, Mountain High

Ike and Tina Turner

March 1966

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #131

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

48.

You Came, You Saw, You Conquered

The Ronettes

February 1969

A&M Studios, Hollywood

A&M Records #1040

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Perry Botkin, Jr

Tina Turener recalled how Phil came over to the house and first sang "River Deep, Mountain High" to Ike and herself. "I was knocked out the first time I heard it", she says. "Phil kind of sang it along with a guitar and I loved it. Then he did the instrumental tracks. Wow! Jack Nitzsche's arrangement was really something else!"

44.

I’ll Never Need More Than This

Ike and Tina Turner 

March 1966

Gold Star Studios, LA

Philles Records #135

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Jack Nitzsche

49.

Black Pearl

Sonny Charles And The Checkmates

February 1969

A&M Studios, Hollywood

A&M Records #1053

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Perry Botkin, Jr

This recording served as the powerful follow-up of "River Deep, Mountain High".

Toni Wine recalls writing with Phil Spector as one of her "fondest memories". "Phil is a special man, greatly talented," she says. "We wrote 'Black Pearl', which was recorded later by Sonny Charles and The Checkmates and became a huge success".

45.

A Love Like Yours (Don’t Come Knockin’ Everyday)

Ike and Tina Turner

April 1966

United Recorders, LA

Philles Records #136

Engineer: Bones Howe, Larry Levine

Arranger: Perry Botkin, Jr

50.

Love Is All I have To Give

The Checkmates

February 1969

A&M Studios, Hollywood

A&M Records #1039

Engineer: Larry Levine

Arranger: Perry Botkin, Jr