Upcoming Dates
| March 13, 2012 | The Music of The Rolling Stones Hot Rocks 1964-1971
Tribute Carnegie Hall New York, NY |
| March 24, 2012 | The Proctors Theatre Schenectady, NY |
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Come and Get It: The Best of Apple Records will feature for the first time ever on cd and download, Ronnie's Try Some, Buy Some along with Mary Hopkin, Badfinger, Billy Preston, James Taylor, Hot Chocolate and others. Now available on iTunes and Amazon.com
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Finally available, Ronnie's version of the School Boys classic ‘Please Say You Want Me’. (produced by Bobby Eli)
| $.99 BUY SONG |
To My beloved sister, Rest in peace, You deserve it.I Love You, Ronnie (2/11/09)
As the San Francisco Chronicle said “If it takes Christmas to bring Ronnie Spector out to play, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow... Christmas is definitely her time of year.”
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Ronnie Spector Amy Winehouse Charity Single Released Today Aug 2, 2011
Late last week RollingStone.com broke the news that rock icon and ‘Girl Group’ trailblazer Ronnie Spector would release a tribute to the late Amy Winehouse. Today marks the release of her wistful rendition of Winehouse breakthrough “Back To Black” at all digital retailers. Proceeds from the single will be donated to Daytop Village, a NYC-based substance abuse center handpicked by Spector herself. Produced by Richard Gottehrer, a pioneer in his own right, the track recasts Winehouse's smoky soul as haunting dance, allowing Spector to pay her respects with one of her most striking vocals in recent memory.
Aside from the heartfelt “in her words” piece that accompanied the RollingStone.com premiere of the track, Spector recently spoke to AOL Music about her memories of Amy. Listen to the single and read more about the track at the link below.Listen To “Back to Black” By Ronnie Spector On AOL MUSIC
Purchase “Back to Black” on iTunes
Ronnie has proven to be the ultimate rock n' roll survivor and an artist whose voice defines an entire era of pop music. Her style and sound have influenced everyone from Joey Ramone and Bruce Springsteen to Amy Winehouse and The Raveonettes. As the lead singer of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees The Ronettes, she pioneered a female daringness and performance style that did not previously exist - with their sexually-charged persona, The Ronettes were the first women in rock to do for boys in the audience what Elvis did for girls. In the five-years they were together, they generated hugely successful singles including “Be My Baby,” “Baby I Love You” and “Walking In The Rain.”
