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"Be My Baby", by the Ronettes in 1963, peaked at the #2 spot on the Billboard Top 100. Produced by Phil Spector, the song has largely been considered as the ultimate embodiment of his Wall of Sound production formula. A young Sonny and Cher duo were among the guest backup vocals. The Ronettes were not very successful under first record label, but that changed when they signed with Phil Spector. "Be My Baby" became a huge record for the Ronettes and was played constantly by radio station during the Fall of 1963. It gave an opportunity for the Ronettes to tour the U.S. The song inspired Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys to write "Don't Worry Baby" as a tribute to the group.
"Be My Baby", by the Ronettes in 1963, peaked at the #2 spot on the Billboard Top 100. Produced by Phil Spector, the song has largely been considered as the ultimate embodiment of his Wall of Sound production formula. A young Sonny and Cher duo were among the guest backup vocals. The Ronettes were not very successful under first record label, but that changed when they signed with Phil Spector. "Be My Baby" became a huge record for the Ronettes and was played constantly by radio station during the Fall of 1963. It gave an opportunity for the Ronettes to tour the U.S. The song inspired Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys to write "Don't Worry Baby" as a tribute to the group.
