Baby, I Love You - The RONETTES / ANDY KIM - stereo

[@sonnysoldies5288]

Both versions by request.

[@marieholt690]

Sonny so glad you put this song back out. Really a very beautiful song & with the answer song that follows. Wonderful Thank you for sharing love

[@MichelBedard-su7mm]

J'aime les 2 versions egalement

[@crystallloyd3188]

Rest in peace!! Thank you for the beautiful music , I can't help but listen to your music over an over , Thank you Ronettes !!!!

[@marieholt690]

Love this song Thank you for sharing

[@ericheld4382]

RIP Ronnie thanks for the music

[@marieholt690]

Love these songs WOW

[@paulg444]

Two great bands, two great renditions of one great song.

[@Matheus-vi3gj]

Andy Kim vai direto ao coração ❤️ linda 😍 música.

[@Brembelia]

The Ronettes used to play Dino's up in Middletown, NY (a college town). Dino's was a pretty informal club and patrons could freely go backstage and see the various performers; unless their booking agent had a NO Visitation in their contract. Ronnie and the Ronettes allowed patrons back stage generally, but Ronnie would go behind closed doors in Vince Dino's office if she wanted to be alone. Ronnie was very petite, but she was a powerhouse personality, especially when she stepped on stage. We are missing you. Ronnie dear. R.I.P.

[@deniselockhart2882]

Love Andy's version

[@LLcoolDel]

Wow pure joy....

[@wifeoftim]

Its so sad she's gone now.😭😭😭

[@orlandobriceno6599]

Beatifull song...

[@rippi37]

Definitely The Ronettes for me !

[@anarosahernandezcruz5038]

Maravilla 😊 me encanta 😍😍💓

[@leontindle7225]

awesome

[@ksshepherd6906]

Both are good, but I like the Andy Kim

[@docteursade2]

It is a good chance for me to listen to both of the song. I became to know that Ronettes' was the original by your posting, because it was 1969 when I met this song for the first time by Andy Kim. At that time, I was a junior in the university, now I am 72 old. When I was young, my country was so poor that we were unable to meet all the songs from mostly England and U.S.A. I prefer to Ronettes', but it is a pity that Ronettes' recording was poorer than Andy Kim's. By the way, this song reminds me of all the memories of my young period. Thanks for your posting !!!

[@sonnysoldies5288]

Thanks for commenting...I'm 72 myself. What poor country are you from?

[@mainee3699]

💖💯

[@robertdoherty2001]

This stereo mix of Kim’s version is unique; never cared for the regular stereo mix; too echoey. This is more like the single. Cannot, cannot get enough of the guitars and the chicks on background. A keeper. 2:36

[@sonnysoldies5288]

Glad you like it...thanks for commenting.

[@theboyfromxtown]

Interesting to see that the order of songwriters is not the same on each 45!

[@sonnysoldies5288]

I think Phil Spector had little to do with writing this song and shouldn't even be credited but the first label is his and he always got what he wanted, I guess.

[@robertdoherty2001]

It was very common practice for label owners/producers to claim songwriting credits - ‘’if you want your song recorded we’re sharing the composer’s credits’’; sometimes even insisting the writers go through their own publishers. A dirty, dirty business.

[@jamese1992]

Nothing against Andy Kim, but I would rather have heard the song by the Ronettes played twice.

[@aldo9887]

Salve, : Trovo questa Canzone più affascinante della pur bella “ Be my Baby “, solo un piccolo appunto.- Consiste nel collocare strofe e ritornelli, in diversa maniera.- Per primo avrei accorciata l’introduzione, a seguire avrei reiterato la prima strofa, per poi arrivare al ritornello.- Non A A B C D, bensì : A B B C C D, ecc.ecc..- È questo modo ultimo, che la gran parte dei Compositori segue con successo.- ( Aldo, Naïf Music and Lyrics ).-