Thank you, that was kind of you to say.

Thank you.

You seem too young to be interested in what I've been through. You should be enjoying your youth and not absorbed in the pain of man's past. However, thank you for considering me wise, something I'm sure you're on your way to becoming. The simple story of my past is that I was five when I was brought to the Spector home, along with my twin brother Gary. In the family, there was already a 2-year-old child, Donte. Besides the kids, of course, were Phil Spector and Ronnie Spector, along with the staff who worked there. Ronnie left only six months after I arrived, so I only really got to know her when I was in my late 30s. My brothers and I had our own rooms, which we were locked in most of the day, except when going to school. So, we only had a little play time together. At the moment, I am working on a memoir about my life. The book is The Gingerbread House on LaCollina Drive and should be out early next year. Not that I'm telling you to buy it; I don't think it would be something you should read, but I'm letting you know that I am an open book, so feel free to ask questions. But I'll make my answers short as I feel short answers are the easiest to get through and to write. It was nice to hear from you. Now go outside and play, enjoy your youth.

Thank you sir. Yes, I will enjoy my youth while I have it. When I get older, im sure I’ll stumble upon this again, and maybe buy your book. (When im older, of course!) I’m very glad to hear from you as well.

Thank you

@@Louispspector yourwelcome!!

You mean from that song, The Christmas Kids, yet I was.

@@Louispspector ohh ok I came here from the wurld video about the song

Personally, I think hearing a song about me was rather cool. The song itself isn't my style of music, but the idea behind it is cool. Phil-Dad was pretty bad, not in a physical way but emotionally. I am currently working on a book about my life with Phil and hope to have it out later this year.

@@LouispspectorThanks for your perspective. I'm glad you were able to endure that. That was definitely broken and twisted. I'm sorry you had to go through that. But on a lighter note, I enjoy your music and I might honestly buy that book, although I'm not a big reader.

If things work out, my book should be out before this year's summer. It has been a long time, and I'll be happy when it's finally done.

Thank you so much. That means a lot to me.

Unfortunately, I set some of my videos to private due to some bios using the pictures without permission.

@@Louispspector That is understandable and very unfortunate. I am sorry to hear that. Really liked that song.

Thank you, and I plan on doing more videos when I get the chance.

Yes, I do, and I still take it out each year.

You were not rude in the slightest, and no, I do not grow tired of answering questions. Glad my family helped you go down Memory lane.

The simple answer would be no, he did not. Since his father passed away early on, my father never had a guideline or an example of how to be a good dad. That's not to say it was all bad; we had our moments, ones that I still think of fondly. No family is perfect. Good luck with your paper.

Not good with names; perhaps letting me know from what job I may know that name from may help, or what year. Otherwise, I am having a good day/night and I hope you are also.

@@Louispspector I’ll have to ask my mom what job again but she had said she remember you lol. I do remember her saying it was around 1991 I believe and it was somewhere in La. :)

No, that's not my mom singing. It's just an old song I found and wanted to use.

I wish I could, but there is no info on the back of who or what company made it, only that is was made in China. I still bring it out each Halloween and enjoy listening to it. I've had it for about 20 years and it still works. Wish I could have been more help.

Here's the only information I've been able to find out (from a relative who owns one): The packaging box says "Halloween Skating Music" and "Made in Taiwan R. O. C." There is also the notation "© J. S. N. Y." I wish you good luck in finding it!

The ones I have (they’re all in pumpkins) came from a craft store called Joann hope that helps at all I still have the original cardboard box it came in so I have access to that too