Phil Spector

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Phil Spector was an influential American record producer and songwriter famed for his innovative "Wall of Sound" technique and work with major 1960s and 1970s artists.

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Phil Spector canonical 49
Phil Spector Wall of Sound 1
Spector 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
musician
record producer
songwriter
awardReceived Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction
causeOfDeath complications from COVID-19
coFounded Philles Records
convictedOf murder of Lana Clarkson
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
criminalConviction second-degree murder
dateOfBirth 1939-12-26
dateOfDeath 2021-01-16
employer Philles Records
familyName Phil Spector self-linksurface differs
surface form: Spector
fieldOfWork music production
songwriting
fullName Harvey Phillip Spector
genre girl group pop
pop
rock and roll
givenName Harvey
Phillip
heritage Jewish American
influenced Brian Wilson
Bruce Springsteen
music production techniques in popular music
knownFor Wall of Sound
producing 1960s girl groups
memberOf Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
notableWork All Things Must Pass
surface form: All Things Must Pass (album production)

Be My Baby
Let It Be film production
surface form: Let It Be (album production)

River Deep – Mountain High
Wall of Sound
surface form: Wall of Sound production technique

You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’
placeOfBirth The Bronx, New York City, New York, United States
placeOfDeath French Camp, California
surface form: French Camp, California, United States
placeOfImprisonment California state prison system
produced A Christmas Gift for You from Philles Records
All Things Must Pass
surface form: All Things Must Pass (George Harrison album)

End of the Century
surface form: End of the Century (Ramones album)

Imagine (John Lennon album, selected tracks)
Let It Be
surface form: Let It Be (The Beatles album)
spouse Rachelle Short
Ronnie Spector
workedWith George Harrison
Ike & Tina Turner
John Lennon
Leonard Cohen
Ramones
The Beatles
The Crystals
The Righteous Brothers
The Ronettes

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Doc Pomus coWriter Phil Spector