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Philles Records was an
American record label formed in 1961 by Phil
Spector and
Lester Sill, the
label taking its name from a
hybrid of
their first names...
- as an
apprentice to
Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller,
Spector co-founded
Philles Records, and at the age of 21, he
became the youngest-ever U.S.
label owner...
- Wells, Alston's uncle. Soon, the
quintet signed with Phil Spector's
label Philles Records.
Their first hit, the gospel-influenced "There's No
Other (Like...
- A
Christmas Gift for You from
Philles Records (also
known as Phil Spector's
Christmas Album) is an
album of
Christmas songs,
produced by Phil Spector...
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Signed first by
Colpix Records in 1961, they
moved to Phil Spector's
Philles Records in
March 1963 and
changed their name to "The Ronettes". The Ronettes...
- US,
Canada and UK
under his own label,
Philles Records.
Prior to this, all the
songs Spector produced for
Philles Records featured African-American singers;...
- "Unchained Melody" with
Philles Records, as well. Medley, who had
produced the duo
before they
signed with
Spector and
Philles, was the
actual producer...
- cousin,
Nedra Talley, in the late 1950s. They were
signed to Phil Spector's
Philles label in 1963 and he
produced the
majority of
their recording output. The...
- Storm. In 1961, he left the label,
returned to Los Angeles, and
founded Philles Records with
Lester Sill.
Spector became one of the most
successful record...
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Turner released from
their contract with Loma. They
signed to Spector's
Philles label in
April 1966
after Tina
Turner had
already recorded with him. Their...
