One of the most immortal hits of the Phil Spector hit factory, who's lyrically behind The Ronettes' 'Be My Baby' 1963 smash? Read more here.

The song’s reputation grew far beyond the charts, with later generations recognizing the 1963 hit as a landmark in music.

In 1961, The Ronettes, the New York City girl group made up of Veronica (Ronnie) Bennett, her sister Estelle Bennett, and their cousin Nedra Talley, were signed to Colpix Records and released a ...

The decade of the 1960s produced countless songs that became permanent fixtures in music and pop culture. The Ronettes' "Be My Baby" is one of those tracks. Released in August 1963, the Phil ...

Despite being released over 60 years ago, the 1963 hit "Be My Baby," recorded by the beloved group The Ronettes, is still culturally relevant. Recently, the publication Collider named the tune, ...

The Ronettes — from left, Nedra Talley, Estelle Bennett and Ronnie Bennett — with Phil Spector in a Los Angeles recording studio in 1963 Share on Twitter. Opens in a new window. Share on Facebook.

“Be My Baby” is as universal as a pop song can be. It’s the song that made Ronnie Spector a timeless rock & roll legend, a teenage girl from Spanish Harlem who packed a lifetime of raw power into ...

Ronnie Spector, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer who fronted classic 1960s girl group the Ronettes, delivered the iconic vocal on their hit “Be My Baby,” and counted many of rock’s biggest names as ...

Sixty-three years ago today, a song with an iconic drum opening that has been beloved by generations of listeners made its debut on the charts. “Be My Baby” by The Ronettes has since become so highly ...