WFMU: Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from January 18, 2021

Listener comments!
	5:56pm MOM WHIG: Hopping on After Orange Peel today --
	5:57pm cometothesunshine: welcome!
	5:58pm Woof: Hello Andrew! Looking forward to the show!
	5:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks!
	6:00pm sw2442: Hello Andrew...really excited for today's tribute to Phil...
	6:00pm DennisK: Aloha from TikiDeke's!
	6:01pm Scandiphile: Looking forward to the show AS
	6:01pm Candy-O'67: Tuning in, Andrew! Enjoyed the Orange Peel hour today also :)
	6:01pm DennisK: Yeah, DJOP was on it today ;-)
	6:02pm MOM WHIG: Hey Candy-O - I was on Orange Peel too :)) -- luv all these songs
	6:02pm uptown jen: ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
	6:02pm cometothesunshine: Thanks all - can't escape the Jeff Barry in my current life!
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Candy-O!
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: What a beautiful song - and a beautiful thought.
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Scandiphile.
	6:03pm DennisK: Jeez, there can't have been many non-Phil productions on Philles....?
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: There were a couple of good ones, DK
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Harold Batiste is every bit the great arranger in my book.
	6:06pm DennisK: Indeed!!!
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: The point of this show is the Phil's ambitious productions opened the door for so many to make amazing records.
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: The kind of records that I truly love.
	6:09pm Scandiphile: #43 in the UK, looks like. Sounding lush!
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: I really love Arthur Greenslade's arrangements too
	6:12pm MOM WHIG: Awesome version by Peter and Gordon
	6:12pm ?: Wow, never realized before there's a dixieland interlude on Marianne's Is This What I Get For Loving You? It just comes and goes.
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: I just love Gordon's voice
	6:13pm mce1965: Sheer brilliance, this one. Love this A&M version
	6:14pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Mom Whig! I love them all, too! :))
	6:14pm Andres: Hello! This is one of the greatest ever!!!
	6:14pm sw2442: In my opinion, Mountain Deep, Mountain High is Phil's greatest production ever.
	6:15pm cometothesunshine: Mce1965 - with added FMU reverb
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: I agree with you, sw2442
	6:18pm cometothesunshine: Love that photo on Rare Masters
	6:19pm cometothesunshine: Henry Diltz, a very underrated vocalist
	6:21pm Bri The Beatnik: This was the theme song to a music special I saw a while ago. I don’t remember what it was called
	6:21pm Candy-O'67: I've seen Ronnie now twice in Austin. She never dissappoints!!
	6:21pm sw2442: I have to thank Rodney Bingenheimer for introducing this song to me back in 1985. He opened his KROQ show, and now his Sirius/XM show now with this. I had no idea that Henry was the lead singer. Amazing photographer...I met him.
	6:21pm cometothesunshine: The TNT Show. I had hoped to include this could be the night on the Los Angeles Nuggets box, but the license was rejected. I had lunch with Phil Spector, hoping to reverse this - but it was an interesting meeting nonetheless.
	6:22pm Candy-O'67: And Do I Love You is one of my favorite Ronettes' songs
	6:22pm cometothesunshine: Mine too, Candy-O
	6:22pm Candy-O'67: :)))
	6:23pm Scandiphile: Lunch with Phil Spector... hoping to hear more about that!
	6:23pm uptown jen: I’m literally dancing around the house! Just magical music.
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: So glad, Jen
	6:24pm Richard Whig: good sunshiny afternoon!!
	6:24pm Orange Peel: This is quite good, Big Boss, love the Symbols.
	6:25pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Richard!
	6:25pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Peel.
	6:25pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Andrew! "Do I Love You" is one of my earliest and most cherished musical memories from when I was four years old. A half century later, Ronnie herself sang it live directly to me on my show ("Do I need Gaylord's arms around me?")! I have lived a good life.
	6:25pm Candy-O'67: The first time I saw Ronnie, it was New Year's Eve, the first year I was back in TX after living in SoCal for 14 1/2 years. It was 2014. She played outside at a little place called The Spider House. It was 30 degrees outside and my friend and I got there early and were front row standing. It got packed and wasn't as cold with everyone packed in. It was so AMAZING! She was so fantastic and talked in between most songs! She's so tiny, too, and reminding me of Dolly Parton, her figure! I'll never forget that night!
	6:25pm Bri The Beatnik: We’re you the one that compiled the Los Angeles nuggets compilation Andrew?
	6:26pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Gaylord! Love that story! You are a lucky fella! ;)
	6:26pm cometothesunshine: That is wonderful, Gaylord.
	6:26pm MOM WHIG: Hey Gaylord - good to see you here
	6:26pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Bri!!
	6:26pm DennisK: Indeed you have, Gaylord - now I think of you every time I hear that song. What a memory!
	6:26pm Bri The Beatnik: Hey Candy!!! Fascinating concert story!
	6:27pm Gaylord Fields: @Candy-O'67: No kidding! That was the year i was hugged by Mary Weiss of the Shangri-las and kissed by Ronnie Spector!
	6:27pm Candy-O'67: Bri, it was a magical night!!
	6:27pm cometothesunshine: There is a cool live version of Do I Love You by the Action on a film clip you can maybe find on YouTube
	6:27pm Candy-O'67: Woooo, Gaylord! You so lucky! I saw Mary Weiss play in LA around 2008 or 2009 also :)
	6:28pm Gaylord Fields: @DennisK: Thanks! If you want to adapt the story but make it about you, I certainly would understand. @Andrew: I love that Action version so much!
	6:29pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Mom Whig! Fancy seeing you here!
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: Not saving the hits for the end today.
	6:29pm DennisK: Gaylord - I could attempt that, but I'm sure I wouldn't have the required "glow" that would necessarily accompany the tale!
	6:30pm MOM WHIG: Gotta be here for Phil songs
	6:30pm Gaylord Fields: @DennisK: One of my all-time best days ever!
	6:31pm Bri The Beatnik: I bet it was Candy! 🙂
	6:33pm DennisK: Gaylord, I remember hearing it as it happened, and I swear I could "see" your knees buckling through the radio!!
	6:33pm Candy-O'67: The next time I saw her, Bri, it was her Christmas concert and Wanda Jackson opened up for her! It was at a cool old theater here in Austin call The Paramount. Just as amazing! She had young backup singers with her and they showed A LOT of old Ronettes footage throughout the night' and interviews! So spectacular!!
	6:34pm Matt Clarke: Good evening Andrew, OP and all! I love the Spoonful's version of "You Baby"
	6:34pm Gaylord Fields: @DennisK: No doubt! I am still awestruck!
	6:35pm Bri The Beatnik: I love that Candy!
	6:35pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Matt!
	6:35pm Candy-O'67: Go see her, Bri, if you ever get the chance!
	6:35pm Orange Peel: Hello, Sir Matt.
	6:36pm Andres: This Righteous Brothers is heaven!
	6:36pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Lovin' this one especially Andrew. I have a soft spot for the Righteous Bros
	6:36pm Matt Clarke: OP MBE, nice to see you. Looking forward to your return to the decks at 8PM EST
	6:36pm DennisK: Wow, Orange Peel, you're a right lurker!
	6:37pm Orange Peel: I have a bespoke collection that the Big Boss helped with, Sir Matt
	6:37pm MOM WHIG: Hey GGGG and Matt
	6:38pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Glynis. It is hard to listen to these songs and hear anything new, but the productions are so dense and unique, that it is inevitable.
	6:38pm Candy-O'67: Mom Whig, I was just about the greet Glynis, Matt, and Orange Peel! :) Hey, y'all!
	6:39pm Orange Peel: Sir Dennis, I am on break.
	6:39pm Matt Clarke: Hi Mom Whig and Candy!
	6:40pm Scandiphile: Another song done by The Action...
	6:40pm Bri The Beatnik: I’d love to Candy! :)
	6:41pm cometothesunshine: Yes, love the Action version, Scandiphile
	6:44pm Scandiphile: The anti-Come To The Sunshine sentiment
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: Well, there is a lot of that, scandiphile.
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: Such a beautiful record.
	6:48pm cometothesunshine: I like this demo better than the finest version.
	6:48pm uptown jen: Wow. This is beautiful.
	6:48pm Gaylord Fields: This "Hung on You" is quite different from the released version. And just as gorgeous, if not more.
	6:50pm cometothesunshine: Yes, Gaylord, quite a different construction
	6:52pm Beantown Doug: Walking in the Rain is one Spector production that must be heard in stereo.
	6:54pm Beantown Doug: "Must also be heard in stereo" is what I should have written.
	6:55pm cometothesunshine: I am fine in my mono world.
	6:55pm Bri The Beatnik: I love mono
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: These are such glorious story productions.
	6:58pm cometothesunshine: Phil definitely no longer Hitbound in this period.
	6:59pm Matt Clarke: "Born To Be Together," is my personal favorite
	7:01pm cometothesunshine: Matt - it is a great one. This late one is superb too.
	7:02pm Beantown Doug: This late Ronettes song is a personal favorite.
	7:02pm Matt Clarke: Agreed. Love this one too.
	7:03pm Richard whig: no such thing as too much ronnettes!
	7:03pm Beantown Doug: Larry Levine sure knew how to catch sound just right.
	7:03pm cometothesunshine: Matt - it is a great one. This late one is superb too.
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: opps
	7:05pm Frank: How Does It Feel -- love it!!!
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: As much ground as I have covered on Come To The Sunshine, much of today's music has never been played in the show in the 15 years of programs.
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Frank
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: We need it, Richard
	7:06pm Bri The Beatnik: This song is sooo relatable right now
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: It is interesting how the definition of rock music has changed since the 1970s.
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: This would definitely not be considered rock music now, but isn't it really rock music?
	7:12pm Beantown Doug: "Specs" Nitzsche? Ha, I've never seen that before.
	7:12pm Beantown Doug: There's a surf guitar in this one.
	7:12pm cometothesunshine: In current parlance you are either Sha Na Na or Jimi Hendrix.
	7:14pm DennisK: Oh yeah! Give the Wrecking Crew some!!
	7:14pm Beantown Doug: Is Rock a sub-genre of Pop, or the other way around?
	7:15pm johnyoung1234: Just "wondering" what Veronica had to do with this one!
	7:15pm Bri The Beatnik: The Ronettes are so comforting
	7:16pm Beantown Doug: How many pairs of castanets did Spector want kept on hand? Literally.
	7:16pm DennisK: Doug, there's an intersection in the musical Venn diagram..... two separate genres, I think
	7:16pm Beantown Doug: To me, being a kid in the 60's, Rock and Pop are inseparable.
	7:17pm Bri The Beatnik: I love this song so much!
	7:17pm DennisK: In the 60s, they peacefully co-existed, along with Easy Listening and Novelty, on the charts
	7:18pm DennisK: !!!TURN IT UP!!!
	7:18pm cometothesunshine: I think people are pretty intolerant these days when it comes to genres, DK.
	7:19pm DennisK: You know it, Andrew
	7:19pm Gaylord Fields: @DennisK: PLAYING LOUD!!!
	7:19pm cometothesunshine: Hal
	7:19pm DennisK: PERFECT mix! PERFECT!
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: When I read critiques about Phil's later records being "a mess" I am curious what label they produce for?
	7:21pm DennisK: Critics..... they're so CRITICAL.
	7:21pm Matt Clarke: Great track. Ronnie sounds great.
	7:22pm Frank: I always wondered if it's a mistake that Hal didn't the snare and tom on beat 2 in the measure right after the instrumental break. I could have asked Hal, but never thought to. Are there mistakes on Phil's records?
	7:24pm DennisK: I dig the alternate version of All Grown Up too!
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: It is easy to question everything about these records, but they will never be duplicated.
	7:25pm DennisK: Great show here, Andrew! You da man.
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, DK
	7:27pm johnyoung1234: I wanted to share this story from someone on the Real Autograph Collector's Club Facebook page regarding Phil. Sorry for the length but it's a cool story: "Back in the 90's, pre- murder trial, most people had no idea who Phil Spector was. If he walked by them on the street, people ( including many autograph hounds) would have NO idea who he was. Being a huge Beatle fan, I did and was wildly intrigued by the whole 'recluse producer" thing he had going on. Making it even more intriguing, I would occasionally see him around town. he often drove around in John Lennon's old white Rolls Royce, so he wasn't too hard to spot. Anyhow I began carrying a stack of records he was involved with ( in the box I carried) for just such an encounter. My ship finally came in one night at the House of Blues in Los Angeles. I saw Phil go into the venue and after the show I ran to my car to get my items. I waited at the top of the driveway for him to come out; And waited, and waited some more. A long time after all the cars in the parking lot were gone and seemingly everyone had left for the evening. Very near the time I had given up my resolve, 3am , a lone figure stumbled out the back door. Walking unsteadily, clad in a disheveled black tuxedo ( he was either Dudley Moore's muse for the character Arthur or emulating it) he approached me without looking up. Stepping in his path I told him 'Excuse me Mr. Spector , I've been waiting here hours for you to come out. Would you mind signing my albums" ? Phil steadied himself, looked up at me ( he was a little man) looked down, patted his jacket and opened it for my examination and slurred "I've got a gun". Not being the biggest sh*t-eater in the world, I said "Phil" emulating what he had just done, patting my jacket, opening it, 'I have a gun too". Phil absorbed this for a second, broke into a smile ( we had a moment) and signed all my stuff."
	7:30pm Gaylord Fields: Wow! Who knew there was a Phil Spector gun story with a positive outcome?
	7:32pm Beantown Doug: I'm still unclear on whether or not Darlene Love was actually in the Crystals. What was the deal?
	7:33pm cometothesunshine: Doug - The Crystals was a name Phil used for different masters.
	7:35pm MOM WHIG: THANK YOU FOR JOHN LENNON - THIS IS GREAT!!
	7:36pm cometothesunshine: I love the deconstruction of the Wall Of Sound.
	7:36pm cometothesunshine: and Alan White.
	7:37pm Matt Clarke: Yeah, the drums on this, are outta site
	7:37pm johnyoung1234: Someone had the slap back delay set WAY too high on this one
	7:37pm DennisK: Nice find here, Andrew. I've never heard this. BBC-TV?
	7:38pm cometothesunshine: Yes, DK, but from a BBC Transcription.
	7:38pm DennisK: Yeah, and Mal on tambourine!
	7:39pm Beantown Doug: A Crystal clear explanation. Thanks, Andrew.
	7:39pm Matt Clarke: Fav song from the LP. Nice choice, Big Boss!
	7:39pm johnyoung1234: I love what Phil did to Let It Be. Let It Be...Naked is an abomination in my opinion. The Glyn Johns mix wasn't great either.
	7:40pm cometothesunshine: A true Lennon/McCartney song, Matt.
	7:40pm Beantown Doug: I've watched Peter Jackson's video preview of "Get Back" at least a dozen times.
	7:42pm cometothesunshine: Nice stereo panning, Phil
	7:42pm Matt Clarke: I am definitely looking forward to the new film
	7:42pm cometothesunshine: Phil on piano
	7:42pm johnyoung1234: Phil is playing the piano on this!
	7:43pm johnyoung1234: Sorry Andrew...you beat me to this!
	7:43pm Matt Clarke: Beautiful track
	7:45pm Beantown Doug: Based on what happened between Lennon and Spector during the "Rock and Roll" sessions, for years I've had a running joke with a buddy, where one of us will say to the other, "Pssst! I've got the tapes."
	7:47pm johnyoung1234: I know that they are issuing a de-Spectorized version of ATMP in 2021 but I can't imagine some of the songs without the reverb--especially this one. It makes the song.
	7:47pm cometothesunshine: What a beautiful record - the strings and slide guitar.
	7:47pm cometothesunshine: Spec almost as great as Gary Usher on this one!
	7:48pm DennisK: Probably the song on the LP that was most appropriate for the Wall Of Sound
	7:48pm cometothesunshine: Maybe George's heaviest statement
	7:48pm johnyoung1234: If you want to take the reverb off "Thanks for the Pepperoni" then fine...but not this one!
	7:49pm DennisK: I never heard the "Hey Jude" quote in the backing vocals til the Concert For George performance - I was stunned!
	7:49pm Matt Clarke: Love Ringo's distinctive drum rolls on this one too.
	7:50pm johnyoung1234: Is that Ringo or Jim Keltner?
	7:50pm uptown jen: Thanks for this awesome show, Andrew!
	7:50pm MOM WHIG: I think of Walt Disney for this song growing up
	7:51pm Woof: Thank you so much, Andrew!!!! Fantastic show!
	7:51pm DennisK: No Keltner on ATMP - Ringo, Jim Gordon, and Alan White. I think that's Ringo
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: Plenty of Sunshine heading your way - stay tuned for Orange Peel.
	7:51pm MOM WHIG: YES awesome show
	7:51pm johnyoung1234: Thanks again Andrew. Another great show as usual.
	7:51pm sw2442: Thanks Andrew for an amazing look at some of Phil's accomplishments...great show...
	7:51pm Matt Clarke: Thanks Andrew!
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks all!
	7:51pm johnyoung1234: @DennisK--I just checked and it looks like you are correct!
	7:52pm DennisK: Thanks Andrew! Great, as always!
	7:52pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks for the PS tribute, Andrew! He made things a little bit better for a lot of people, and a lot worse for a few people.
	7:52pm mce1965: Brilliant work Andrew!
	7:52pm johnyoung1234: The credits were so screwed up on ATMP for years...maybe it was Phil Collins! Ha!
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: Some important history - thanks for sharing your time with me.
	7:53pm Andres: Thanks, Andrew! It was my first time tuning in at this time. So glad I was here! You described this body of work best earlier - glorious!
	7:53pm DennisK: Nailed it, Gaylord!
	7:53pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, Dennis!
	7:54pm DennisK: Johny: Phil C was on congas on Art Of Dying, I understand..... but who knows?!?!
	7:54pm Santos L. Halper: Thanks Andrew, great as usual!
	7:55pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Andres!
	7:55pm Beantown Doug: What you do is always appreciated, Andrew.
	7:55pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Santos
	7:56pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Doug.
	7:56pm DennisK: WOW, never seen that label on this, Andrew!
	7:56pm DennisK: Historic!
	7:56pm cometothesunshine: Orange Peel is waiting in Dr. Kaplan's office for the next set.
	7:57pm DennisK: Wheel the ol' duffer in!
	7:57pm Gaylord Fields: Andrew, the doctor will see him right after Nino and Sonny.
	7:57pm Orange Peel: Nice job, Big Boss - I am ready
	7:58pm cometothesunshine: See you next Monday for another all new episode!
	7:58pm DennisK: Cheers!
	7:59pm cometothesunshine: Great handclaps
	7:59pm sw2442: Thanks again Andrew...stay safe...
	7:59pm Matt Clarke: Looking forward to it, Andrew! Eagerly awaiting OP MBE
	7:59pm DennisK: Whoa, that Altec was working overtime on those claps!
	8:01pm drumsgalore: Great tunes, era, and session personnel who helped make these songs classics.
	1:38pm Cal Zone!: Excellent set of Spector stuff! Thanks Andrew!
	2:40pm michael edwards: The pride of Rhode Island, Vini Poncia and Pete Anders, represented here by a couple of fab tracks, including the sublime, "Do I Love You" with its extended orchestral opening.

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from January 18, 2021

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January 18, 2021: Phil Spector songwriter/producer

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
The Ronettes featuring Veronica	I Can Hear Music		Philles Records	1966	45	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sonny & Cher	Why Don't They Let Us Fall In Love	Look At Us	Atco		LP	0:04:23 (Pop-up)
Marianne Faithfull	Is This What I Get For Loving You?		Decca (UK)	1967	45	0:06:51 (Pop-up)
Peter & Gordon	To Know You Is To Love You		Columbia (UK)	1965	45	0:10:31 (Pop-up)
Ike And Tina Turner	River Deep-Mountain HIgh		A&M	1969	45	0:13:00 (Pop-up)
MFQ	This Could Be The Night "This Could Be The Night" by "MFQ"	Rare Masters 2	Phil Spector International	1976	LP	0:18:40 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	Do I Love You? "Do I Love You?" by "The Ronettes"		Philles Records	1964	45	0:21:12 (Pop-up)
The Symbols	(The Best Part Of) Breaking Up		President (UK)	1967	45	0:23:53 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	You Baby (mono)		Kama Sutra	1965	LP	0:26:30 (Pop-up)
The Crystals	Da Doo Ron Ron (When He Walked Me Home)		Philles Records	1963	45	0:29:15 (Pop-up)
Manfred Mann	What Am I To Do? "What Am I To Do?" by "Manfred Mann"	Top Of The Pops - 38	BBC Transcription Service	1965	LP	0:33:11 (Pop-up)
The Righteous Brothers	You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling		Philles Records		45	0:36:04 (Pop-up)
Carole King	Just Once In My Life "Just Once In My Life" by "Carole King"	The Legendary Demos	Hear Music	2012	CD	0:39:35 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine	Rare Masters 2	Phil Spector International	1976	LP	0:43:28 (Pop-up)
Carole King	Hung On You "Hung On You" by "Carole King"					0:47:12 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	Walking In The Rain "Walking In The Rain" by "The Ronettes"		Philles Records	1964	45	0:51:50 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	Paradise "Paradise" by "The Ronettes"	Rare Masters 2	Phil Spector International	1976	LP	0:54:58 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes featuring Veronica	Born To Be Together		Philles Records	1965	45	0:58:23 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes (featuring the voice of Veronica)	You Came, You Saw, You Conquered!		A&M	1969	45	1:01:21 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	How Does It Feel? "How Does It Feel?" by "The Ronettes"		Philles Records	1964	45	1:03:48 (Pop-up)
Ike And Tina Turner	I'll Keep You Happy		A&M	1969	45	1:07:16 (Pop-up)
The Crystals	Hot Pastrami "Hot Pastrami" by "The Crystals"	The Crystals Sing The Greatest Hits Volume 1	Philles Records	1963	LP	1:09:26 (Pop-up)
The Crystals	All Grown Up "All Grown Up" by "The Crystals"		Philles Records	1964	45	1:10:48 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	I Wonder "I Wonder" by "The Ronettes"	...Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica	Philles Records	1964	LP	1:13:17 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	Be My Baby "Be My Baby" by "The Ronettes"		Philles Records	1963	45	1:17:38 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes (featuring the voice of Veronica)	Oh, I Love You		A&M	1969	45	1:20:05 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	Baby, I Love You "Baby, I Love You" by "The Ronettes"		Philles Records	1963	45	1:24:10 (Pop-up)
The Crystals	Little Boy "Little Boy" by "The Crystals"		Philles Records	1964	45	1:26:44 (Pop-up)
The Crystals	Then He Kissed Me "Then He Kissed Me" by "The Crystals"		Philles Records	1963	45	1:29:31 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	Here I Sit "Here I Sit" by "The Ronettes"	Rare Masters 2	Phil Spector International	1976	LP	1:31:55 (Pop-up)
John Lennon And The Plastic Ono Band	Instant Karma! (PLAY LOUD)			1970		1:35:27 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	I've Got A Feeling "I've Got A Feeling" by "The Beatles"	Let It Be	Apple	1970	LP	1:39:11 (Pop-up)
John Lennon	Love "Love" by "John Lennon"	Plastic Ono Band	Apple	1970	LP	1:42:46 (Pop-up)
George Harrison	Isn't It A Pity? "Isn't It A Pity?" by "George Harrison"		Apple	1970	LP	1:44:52 (Pop-up)
Bob B. Soxx & The Blue Jeans	Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah		Philles Records	1962	45	1:50:26 (Pop-up)
The Crystals	He's A Rebel "He's A Rebel" by "The Crystals"		Philles Records	1962	45	1:53:07 (Pop-up)
The Crystals	Uptown "Uptown" by "The Crystals"		Philles Records	1962	45	1:55:21 (Pop-up)
The Crystals	The Twist "The Twist" by "The Crystals"	The Crystals Sing The Greatest Hits Volume 1	Philles Records	1963	LP	1:57:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:56pm MOM WHIG: Hopping on After Orange Peel today --
	5:57pm cometothesunshine: welcome!
	5:58pm Woof: Hello Andrew! Looking forward to the show!
	5:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks!
	6:00pm sw2442: Hello Andrew...really excited for today's tribute to Phil...
	6:00pm DennisK: Aloha from TikiDeke's!
	6:01pm Scandiphile: Looking forward to the show AS
	6:01pm Candy-O'67: Tuning in, Andrew! Enjoyed the Orange Peel hour today also :)
	6:01pm DennisK: Yeah, DJOP was on it today ;-)
	6:02pm MOM WHIG: Hey Candy-O - I was on Orange Peel too :)) -- luv all these songs
	6:02pm uptown jen: ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
	6:02pm cometothesunshine: Thanks all - can't escape the Jeff Barry in my current life!
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Candy-O!
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: What a beautiful song - and a beautiful thought.
	6:03pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Scandiphile.
	6:03pm DennisK: Jeez, there can't have been many non-Phil productions on Philles....?
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: There were a couple of good ones, DK
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: Harold Batiste is every bit the great arranger in my book.
	6:06pm DennisK: Indeed!!!
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: The point of this show is the Phil's ambitious productions opened the door for so many to make amazing records.
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: The kind of records that I truly love.
	6:09pm Scandiphile: #43 in the UK, looks like. Sounding lush!
	6:09pm cometothesunshine: I really love Arthur Greenslade's arrangements too
	6:12pm MOM WHIG: Awesome version by Peter and Gordon
	6:12pm ?: Wow, never realized before there's a dixieland interlude on Marianne's Is This What I Get For Loving You? It just comes and goes.
	6:12pm cometothesunshine: I just love Gordon's voice
	6:13pm mce1965: Sheer brilliance, this one. Love this A&M version
	6:14pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Mom Whig! I love them all, too! :))
	6:14pm Andres: Hello! This is one of the greatest ever!!!
	6:14pm sw2442: In my opinion, Mountain Deep, Mountain High is Phil's greatest production ever.
	6:15pm cometothesunshine: Mce1965 - with added FMU reverb
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: I agree with you, sw2442
	6:18pm cometothesunshine: Love that photo on Rare Masters
	6:19pm cometothesunshine: Henry Diltz, a very underrated vocalist
	6:21pm Bri The Beatnik: This was the theme song to a music special I saw a while ago. I don’t remember what it was called
	6:21pm Candy-O'67: I've seen Ronnie now twice in Austin. She never dissappoints!!
	6:21pm sw2442: I have to thank Rodney Bingenheimer for introducing this song to me back in 1985. He opened his KROQ show, and now his Sirius/XM show now with this. I had no idea that Henry was the lead singer. Amazing photographer...I met him.
	6:21pm cometothesunshine: The TNT Show. I had hoped to include this could be the night on the Los Angeles Nuggets box, but the license was rejected. I had lunch with Phil Spector, hoping to reverse this - but it was an interesting meeting nonetheless.
	6:22pm Candy-O'67: And Do I Love You is one of my favorite Ronettes' songs
	6:22pm cometothesunshine: Mine too, Candy-O
	6:22pm Candy-O'67: :)))
	6:23pm Scandiphile: Lunch with Phil Spector... hoping to hear more about that!
	6:23pm uptown jen: I’m literally dancing around the house! Just magical music.
	6:24pm cometothesunshine: So glad, Jen
	6:24pm Richard Whig: good sunshiny afternoon!!
	6:24pm Orange Peel: This is quite good, Big Boss, love the Symbols.
	6:25pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Richard!
	6:25pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Peel.
	6:25pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Andrew! "Do I Love You" is one of my earliest and most cherished musical memories from when I was four years old. A half century later, Ronnie herself sang it live directly to me on my show ("Do I need Gaylord's arms around me?")! I have lived a good life.
	6:25pm Candy-O'67: The first time I saw Ronnie, it was New Year's Eve, the first year I was back in TX after living in SoCal for 14 1/2 years. It was 2014. She played outside at a little place called The Spider House. It was 30 degrees outside and my friend and I got there early and were front row standing. It got packed and wasn't as cold with everyone packed in. It was so AMAZING! She was so fantastic and talked in between most songs! She's so tiny, too, and reminding me of Dolly Parton, her figure! I'll never forget that night!
	6:25pm Bri The Beatnik: We’re you the one that compiled the Los Angeles nuggets compilation Andrew?
	6:26pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Gaylord! Love that story! You are a lucky fella! ;)
	6:26pm cometothesunshine: That is wonderful, Gaylord.
	6:26pm MOM WHIG: Hey Gaylord - good to see you here
	6:26pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Bri!!
	6:26pm DennisK: Indeed you have, Gaylord - now I think of you every time I hear that song. What a memory!
	6:26pm Bri The Beatnik: Hey Candy!!! Fascinating concert story!
	6:27pm Gaylord Fields: @Candy-O'67: No kidding! That was the year i was hugged by Mary Weiss of the Shangri-las and kissed by Ronnie Spector!
	6:27pm Candy-O'67: Bri, it was a magical night!!
	6:27pm cometothesunshine: There is a cool live version of Do I Love You by the Action on a film clip you can maybe find on YouTube
	6:27pm Candy-O'67: Woooo, Gaylord! You so lucky! I saw Mary Weiss play in LA around 2008 or 2009 also :)
	6:28pm Gaylord Fields: @DennisK: Thanks! If you want to adapt the story but make it about you, I certainly would understand. @Andrew: I love that Action version so much!
	6:29pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Mom Whig! Fancy seeing you here!
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: Not saving the hits for the end today.
	6:29pm DennisK: Gaylord - I could attempt that, but I'm sure I wouldn't have the required "glow" that would necessarily accompany the tale!
	6:30pm MOM WHIG: Gotta be here for Phil songs
	6:30pm Gaylord Fields: @DennisK: One of my all-time best days ever!
	6:31pm Bri The Beatnik: I bet it was Candy! 🙂
	6:33pm DennisK: Gaylord, I remember hearing it as it happened, and I swear I could "see" your knees buckling through the radio!!
	6:33pm Candy-O'67: The next time I saw her, Bri, it was her Christmas concert and Wanda Jackson opened up for her! It was at a cool old theater here in Austin call The Paramount. Just as amazing! She had young backup singers with her and they showed A LOT of old Ronettes footage throughout the night' and interviews! So spectacular!!
	6:34pm Matt Clarke: Good evening Andrew, OP and all! I love the Spoonful's version of "You Baby"
	6:34pm Gaylord Fields: @DennisK: No doubt! I am still awestruck!
	6:35pm Bri The Beatnik: I love that Candy!
	6:35pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Matt!
	6:35pm Candy-O'67: Go see her, Bri, if you ever get the chance!
	6:35pm Orange Peel: Hello, Sir Matt.
	6:36pm Andres: This Righteous Brothers is heaven!
	6:36pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Lovin' this one especially Andrew. I have a soft spot for the Righteous Bros
	6:36pm Matt Clarke: OP MBE, nice to see you. Looking forward to your return to the decks at 8PM EST
	6:36pm DennisK: Wow, Orange Peel, you're a right lurker!
	6:37pm Orange Peel: I have a bespoke collection that the Big Boss helped with, Sir Matt
	6:37pm MOM WHIG: Hey GGGG and Matt
	6:38pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Glynis. It is hard to listen to these songs and hear anything new, but the productions are so dense and unique, that it is inevitable.
	6:38pm Candy-O'67: Mom Whig, I was just about the greet Glynis, Matt, and Orange Peel! :) Hey, y'all!
	6:39pm Orange Peel: Sir Dennis, I am on break.
	6:39pm Matt Clarke: Hi Mom Whig and Candy!
	6:40pm Scandiphile: Another song done by The Action...
	6:40pm Bri The Beatnik: I’d love to Candy! :)
	6:41pm cometothesunshine: Yes, love the Action version, Scandiphile
	6:44pm Scandiphile: The anti-Come To The Sunshine sentiment
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: Well, there is a lot of that, scandiphile.
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: Such a beautiful record.
	6:48pm cometothesunshine: I like this demo better than the finest version.
	6:48pm uptown jen: Wow. This is beautiful.
	6:48pm Gaylord Fields: This "Hung on You" is quite different from the released version. And just as gorgeous, if not more.
	6:50pm cometothesunshine: Yes, Gaylord, quite a different construction
	6:52pm Beantown Doug: Walking in the Rain is one Spector production that must be heard in stereo.
	6:54pm Beantown Doug: "Must also be heard in stereo" is what I should have written.
	6:55pm cometothesunshine: I am fine in my mono world.
	6:55pm Bri The Beatnik: I love mono
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: These are such glorious story productions.
	6:58pm cometothesunshine: Phil definitely no longer Hitbound in this period.
	6:59pm Matt Clarke: "Born To Be Together," is my personal favorite
	7:01pm cometothesunshine: Matt - it is a great one. This late one is superb too.
	7:02pm Beantown Doug: This late Ronettes song is a personal favorite.
	7:02pm Matt Clarke: Agreed. Love this one too.
	7:03pm Richard whig: no such thing as too much ronnettes!
	7:03pm Beantown Doug: Larry Levine sure knew how to catch sound just right.
	7:03pm cometothesunshine: Matt - it is a great one. This late one is superb too.
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: opps
	7:05pm Frank: How Does It Feel -- love it!!!
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: As much ground as I have covered on Come To The Sunshine, much of today's music has never been played in the show in the 15 years of programs.
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Frank
	7:05pm cometothesunshine: We need it, Richard
	7:06pm Bri The Beatnik: This song is sooo relatable right now
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: It is interesting how the definition of rock music has changed since the 1970s.
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: This would definitely not be considered rock music now, but isn't it really rock music?
	7:12pm Beantown Doug: "Specs" Nitzsche? Ha, I've never seen that before.
	7:12pm Beantown Doug: There's a surf guitar in this one.
	7:12pm cometothesunshine: In current parlance you are either Sha Na Na or Jimi Hendrix.
	7:14pm DennisK: Oh yeah! Give the Wrecking Crew some!!
	7:14pm Beantown Doug: Is Rock a sub-genre of Pop, or the other way around?
	7:15pm johnyoung1234: Just "wondering" what Veronica had to do with this one!
	7:15pm Bri The Beatnik: The Ronettes are so comforting
	7:16pm Beantown Doug: How many pairs of castanets did Spector want kept on hand? Literally.
	7:16pm DennisK: Doug, there's an intersection in the musical Venn diagram..... two separate genres, I think
	7:16pm Beantown Doug: To me, being a kid in the 60's, Rock and Pop are inseparable.
	7:17pm Bri The Beatnik: I love this song so much!
	7:17pm DennisK: In the 60s, they peacefully co-existed, along with Easy Listening and Novelty, on the charts
	7:18pm DennisK: !!!TURN IT UP!!!
	7:18pm cometothesunshine: I think people are pretty intolerant these days when it comes to genres, DK.
	7:19pm DennisK: You know it, Andrew
	7:19pm Gaylord Fields: @DennisK: PLAYING LOUD!!!
	7:19pm cometothesunshine: Hal
	7:19pm DennisK: PERFECT mix! PERFECT!
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: When I read critiques about Phil's later records being "a mess" I am curious what label they produce for?
	7:21pm DennisK: Critics..... they're so CRITICAL.
	7:21pm Matt Clarke: Great track. Ronnie sounds great.
	7:22pm Frank: I always wondered if it's a mistake that Hal didn't the snare and tom on beat 2 in the measure right after the instrumental break. I could have asked Hal, but never thought to. Are there mistakes on Phil's records?
	7:24pm DennisK: I dig the alternate version of All Grown Up too!
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: It is easy to question everything about these records, but they will never be duplicated.
	7:25pm DennisK: Great show here, Andrew! You da man.
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, DK
	7:27pm johnyoung1234: I wanted to share this story from someone on the Real Autograph Collector's Club Facebook page regarding Phil. Sorry for the length but it's a cool story: "Back in the 90's, pre- murder trial, most people had no idea who Phil Spector was. If he walked by them on the street, people ( including many autograph hounds) would have NO idea who he was. Being a huge Beatle fan, I did and was wildly intrigued by the whole 'recluse producer" thing he had going on. Making it even more intriguing, I would occasionally see him around town. he often drove around in John Lennon's old white Rolls Royce, so he wasn't too hard to spot. Anyhow I began carrying a stack of records he was involved with ( in the box I carried) for just such an encounter. My ship finally came in one night at the House of Blues in Los Angeles. I saw Phil go into the venue and after the show I ran to my car to get my items. I waited at the top of the driveway for him to come out; And waited, and waited some more. A long time after all the cars in the parking lot were gone and seemingly everyone had left for the evening. Very near the time I had given up my resolve, 3am , a lone figure stumbled out the back door. Walking unsteadily, clad in a disheveled black tuxedo ( he was either Dudley Moore's muse for the character Arthur or emulating it) he approached me without looking up. Stepping in his path I told him 'Excuse me Mr. Spector , I've been waiting here hours for you to come out. Would you mind signing my albums" ? Phil steadied himself, looked up at me ( he was a little man) looked down, patted his jacket and opened it for my examination and slurred "I've got a gun". Not being the biggest sh*t-eater in the world, I said "Phil" emulating what he had just done, patting my jacket, opening it, 'I have a gun too". Phil absorbed this for a second, broke into a smile ( we had a moment) and signed all my stuff."
	7:30pm Gaylord Fields: Wow! Who knew there was a Phil Spector gun story with a positive outcome?
	7:32pm Beantown Doug: I'm still unclear on whether or not Darlene Love was actually in the Crystals. What was the deal?
	7:33pm cometothesunshine: Doug - The Crystals was a name Phil used for different masters.
	7:35pm MOM WHIG: THANK YOU FOR JOHN LENNON - THIS IS GREAT!!
	7:36pm cometothesunshine: I love the deconstruction of the Wall Of Sound.
	7:36pm cometothesunshine: and Alan White.
	7:37pm Matt Clarke: Yeah, the drums on this, are outta site
	7:37pm johnyoung1234: Someone had the slap back delay set WAY too high on this one
	7:37pm DennisK: Nice find here, Andrew. I've never heard this. BBC-TV?
	7:38pm cometothesunshine: Yes, DK, but from a BBC Transcription.
	7:38pm DennisK: Yeah, and Mal on tambourine!
	7:39pm Beantown Doug: A Crystal clear explanation. Thanks, Andrew.
	7:39pm Matt Clarke: Fav song from the LP. Nice choice, Big Boss!
	7:39pm johnyoung1234: I love what Phil did to Let It Be. Let It Be...Naked is an abomination in my opinion. The Glyn Johns mix wasn't great either.
	7:40pm cometothesunshine: A true Lennon/McCartney song, Matt.
	7:40pm Beantown Doug: I've watched Peter Jackson's video preview of "Get Back" at least a dozen times.
	7:42pm cometothesunshine: Nice stereo panning, Phil
	7:42pm Matt Clarke: I am definitely looking forward to the new film
	7:42pm cometothesunshine: Phil on piano
	7:42pm johnyoung1234: Phil is playing the piano on this!
	7:43pm johnyoung1234: Sorry Andrew...you beat me to this!
	7:43pm Matt Clarke: Beautiful track
	7:45pm Beantown Doug: Based on what happened between Lennon and Spector during the "Rock and Roll" sessions, for years I've had a running joke with a buddy, where one of us will say to the other, "Pssst! I've got the tapes."
	7:47pm johnyoung1234: I know that they are issuing a de-Spectorized version of ATMP in 2021 but I can't imagine some of the songs without the reverb--especially this one. It makes the song.
	7:47pm cometothesunshine: What a beautiful record - the strings and slide guitar.
	7:47pm cometothesunshine: Spec almost as great as Gary Usher on this one!
	7:48pm DennisK: Probably the song on the LP that was most appropriate for the Wall Of Sound
	7:48pm cometothesunshine: Maybe George's heaviest statement
	7:48pm johnyoung1234: If you want to take the reverb off "Thanks for the Pepperoni" then fine...but not this one!
	7:49pm DennisK: I never heard the "Hey Jude" quote in the backing vocals til the Concert For George performance - I was stunned!
	7:49pm Matt Clarke: Love Ringo's distinctive drum rolls on this one too.
	7:50pm johnyoung1234: Is that Ringo or Jim Keltner?
	7:50pm uptown jen: Thanks for this awesome show, Andrew!
	7:50pm MOM WHIG: I think of Walt Disney for this song growing up
	7:51pm Woof: Thank you so much, Andrew!!!! Fantastic show!
	7:51pm DennisK: No Keltner on ATMP - Ringo, Jim Gordon, and Alan White. I think that's Ringo
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: Plenty of Sunshine heading your way - stay tuned for Orange Peel.
	7:51pm MOM WHIG: YES awesome show
	7:51pm johnyoung1234: Thanks again Andrew. Another great show as usual.
	7:51pm sw2442: Thanks Andrew for an amazing look at some of Phil's accomplishments...great show...
	7:51pm Matt Clarke: Thanks Andrew!
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks all!
	7:51pm johnyoung1234: @DennisK--I just checked and it looks like you are correct!
	7:52pm DennisK: Thanks Andrew! Great, as always!
	7:52pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks for the PS tribute, Andrew! He made things a little bit better for a lot of people, and a lot worse for a few people.
	7:52pm mce1965: Brilliant work Andrew!
	7:52pm johnyoung1234: The credits were so screwed up on ATMP for years...maybe it was Phil Collins! Ha!
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: Some important history - thanks for sharing your time with me.
	7:53pm Andres: Thanks, Andrew! It was my first time tuning in at this time. So glad I was here! You described this body of work best earlier - glorious!
	7:53pm DennisK: Nailed it, Gaylord!
	7:53pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, Dennis!
	7:54pm DennisK: Johny: Phil C was on congas on Art Of Dying, I understand..... but who knows?!?!
	7:54pm Santos L. Halper: Thanks Andrew, great as usual!
	7:55pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Andres!
	7:55pm Beantown Doug: What you do is always appreciated, Andrew.
	7:55pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Santos
	7:56pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Doug.
	7:56pm DennisK: WOW, never seen that label on this, Andrew!
	7:56pm DennisK: Historic!
	7:56pm cometothesunshine: Orange Peel is waiting in Dr. Kaplan's office for the next set.
	7:57pm DennisK: Wheel the ol' duffer in!
	7:57pm Gaylord Fields: Andrew, the doctor will see him right after Nino and Sonny.
	7:57pm Orange Peel: Nice job, Big Boss - I am ready
	7:58pm cometothesunshine: See you next Monday for another all new episode!
	7:58pm DennisK: Cheers!
	7:59pm cometothesunshine: Great handclaps
	7:59pm sw2442: Thanks again Andrew...stay safe...
	7:59pm Matt Clarke: Looking forward to it, Andrew! Eagerly awaiting OP MBE
	7:59pm DennisK: Whoa, that Altec was working overtime on those claps!
	8:01pm drumsgalore: Great tunes, era, and session personnel who helped make these songs classics.
	1:38pm Cal Zone!: Excellent set of Spector stuff! Thanks Andrew!
	2:40pm michael edwards: The pride of Rhode Island, Vini Poncia and Pete Anders, represented here by a couple of fab tracks, including the sublime, "Do I Love You" with its extended orchestral opening.

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from January 18, 2021

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