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Phil Spector

Producer

Pioneering and controversial American record producer famous for the dense 'Wall of Sound' technique he developed on 1960s pop singles.

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Phil Spector produced twelve Beatles recordings from 1969 to 1970, eleven of them in 1970, all on the Let It Be album. The first was 'Get Back' and the last 'I Me Mine'. Spector produced 'Across the Universe' and 'Dig a Pony' (Let It Be album mix) as well. The lead vocals go John on three, Paul on three and George on two. Spector also scores three of them and conducts 'I Me Mine'. On 'One After 909' Phil Spector did Let It Be album production. On 'Two of Us' Phil Spector added the spoken intro in post-production. Among them, 'For You Blue' is one of four of their recordings with Blüthner grand piano.
See alsoProducer:George MartinProducer:Chris ThomasProducer:Paul McCartneyAlbum:Let It BeYear:1970Release type:Song on Let It Be... NakedRecording location:Apple StudiosRecording engineer:Glyn Johns
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Most-prolific producers on the Beatles catalogue: George Martin (211), Chris Thomas (15), Phil Spector (12).

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