The Righteous Brothers, 'You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'' - 500 Greatest Songs of All Time

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 Writers: Phil Spector, Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil Producer: Spector Released: Dec. '64, Philles
16 weeks; No. 1 

Spector was administering the musicians for a Ronettes show in San Francisco if he absitively to assurance the Righteous Brothers, who were on the bill. He again asked Mann and Weil to appear up with a hit for them. Bill Medley's addition sounds impossibly deep. "When Phil played it for me," Mann recalled, "I said, 'Phil, you accept it on the amiss speed!'" Bobby Hatfield was puzzled by his partner's aperture solo: "What do I do while he's singing the absolute aboriginal verse?" he asked Spector, who answered, "You can go anon to the bank."

Appears on: Anthology 1962-1974 (Rhino)

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