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"No less an authority than Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys has declared 'Be My Baby' the greatest pop record ever made.The song drove Brian Wilson mad with envy.
Wilson says it is his favorite record, stating in Q Magazine's 1001 Best songs Ever: "This is a special one for me. What a great sound, the Wall of Sound.
The Ronettes recorded "Be My Baby" in July 1963, Los Angeles at the Gold Star Studios famous for its echo chamber and was released in August 1963 at Philles Records
Band: The Wrecking Crew with Hal Blaine on drums with his famous intro. That famous drum intro was an accident. Hal Blaine said: "I was supposed to play the snare on the second beat as well as the fourth, but I dropped a stick. Being the faker I was in those days, I left the mistake in and it became: “Bum-ba-bum-BOOM!” And soon everyone wanted that beat.
The song is also notable for being the first recording work done by Cher, who was one of the backing vocals on the song. Cher, the girlfriend of Sonny Bono at the time (who was then working for Phil Spector) was asked to join the back-up singers when one of them didn't show up for the recording that day." [Mr Haagsesjonny]
In 1958, Disney's director of recording, Tutti Camarata, proposed to Walt the idea of starting an in-house recording studio for film work
He found a disused auto shop on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, which had been built with a sloping design toward one end to drain automobile fluids. Such a slope just happened to give it ideal acoustical properties as well.
The Doors were one of Sunset's most high-profile clients in the late '60s. While recording their first two albums, The Doors' producer Paul A. Rothchild was especially fond of the studio's Studio One chamber, often tracking Jim Morrison's vocals through it live. [reverb.com]
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