Wednesday, May 25, 2005
killer hairdo or hair today gone tomorrow
Music producer Phil Spector shown above in Superior Court Monday, May 23, 2005, in Los Angeles. A judge said he will allow four of 10 incidents of evidence in Spector's murder trial that prosecutors say illustrate the music producer's history of pulling guns on women. Spector is on trial for the Feb. 23, 2003, fatal shooting of B-movie actress Lana Clarkson.
In 1969 The Beach Boys' released their last album with Capitol records called 20/20
Not their worst – not their best.
It a was / is a pastiche containing a few covers.
It’s the covers that may make it famous.
If Phil Spector is convicted of murder it will be the first, and possibly only, album to have cover versions of songs written by 3 separate convicted murderers. Not only that, the songs were released on 7 inch singles at the time to help promote the album. [This might be a goldmine for trivia buff’s quiz questions]
The songs:
I Can Hear Music – written by Phil Spector – released as an A side single
Cottonfields - written by Leadbelly– released as an A side single
Never Learn Not To Love - written by Charles Manson – released as a b side of the single "Bluebirds Over The Mountain".
Important late breaking news:
The, increasingly remarkable, album 20/20 also has another claim to fame. Supposedly on the track 'All I Want to Do,' a female is recorded having sexual horticulture with the drummer in the studio. This 'sound effect' is layered onto the fade-out of the song's final mix, and is just about audible on the released version.
Snaffled from Snopes Urban Legends who gives it an Undetermined rating.
It sounds unbelievable to me. I mean, having sex with a drummer! uuurgh.
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