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Phil Spector
The Jury Box Set
Da Doo Wrong Wrong. The first record producer to be accused of murder (unless you count whoever produced “Jesus Take the Wheel” for Carrie Underwood), Phil Spector has wrapped up work with his final group, the California courts.
Renowned for his way with an A side, a B side and a homicide, Spector delivers new versions of old classics, including “Bailiff, I Love You” and “You’ve Lost That Livin’ Feeling.”
This collection marks the gun-toting eccentric’s conviction for second-degree murder. Prior to this the most he had been found guilty of was too much orchestration, resulting in Paul McCartney’s landmark 2003 overturning of Let It Be.
Celebrated for his work with girl groups (the Crystals, the Ronettes), Spector will now finish up his days with boy groups, most of whom will not have heard his songs, but who will be preparing a version of one, “(Today I Met) the Boy I’m Gonna Ass Rape.”
Conspicuously absent from this set is the legendary Wall of Sound, who refused to work with Spector again. “We made great records,” said the Wall. “Now he creeps me out.”
– Dr. Lester S. Carboni
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