This is because I was born in 1957, and I only remember These three Ronettes Songs because I was only six and seven at the time. I don't remember this song by The Ronettes, because maybe it wasn't a big hit for them or it didn't get much airplay on the radio. But I remember hearing it for the first time on a Reprint of The Ronettes Debut LP. And I think, as with all the other songs on the LP, it sounded great, despite it was like I was hearing it for the first time. Also, I read in the book, The Girl Groups: The Story of a Sound." Spector when he was co-manager of Philles Records with Lester Silles, he had many songs at their record company that went unreleased, due to the fact that Spector had a fear of failure, despite Lester Stilles strong objections. Ronnie mentioned songs such as Born to Be Together and I Never Saw The Sunshine and Is This What I Get For Loving You? Speaking of Spector, I hope when he might've turned his attention away from The Ronettes, after marrying Ronnie, and then turning it towards maybe The Righteous Brothers, I hope that wasn't the start of poor Estelle Bennett's problems! Because maybe she didn't have a record label. I remember hearing that she took the place of Ronnie after she married Spector and moved into his mansion, while Estelle took over as lead singer of The Ronettes, and toured with The Beatles from 1965-66. And that was the last I read about her, before she started having problems. I wouldn't put it past Spector if he had something to do with the start of her problems?!

What a lovely story. Thanks for sharing ! With another 74 year old 😂