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050			_aFIC .S64 1990
100			_aSpector, Ronnie. _eauthor
245		0	_aBe my baby : _bhow I survived mascara, miniskirts, and madness, or my life as a fabulous Ronette / _cRonnie Spector
260			_aNew York : _bHarmony Books, _cc1990
300			_axv, 318 pages ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncludes index.
505			_a1. Ozzie and harriet in spanish harlem -- 2. A whole lot of 'ettes -- 3. A little more mascara -- 4. Pied piper -- 5. Wigs on the ceiling -- 6. Fools fall in love -- 7. John, george, pingo, and mom -- 8. Beauty and the best -- 9. Thunderstorms -- 10. Fatal mistakes -- 11. Gross pictures -- 12. In the dark -- 13. Honeymoon -- 14. Inflatable man -- 15. Seizure -- 16. Unnatural childbirth -- 17. Out of control -- 18. Not my key -- 19. Field trips -- 20. Barefoot and broke -- 21. Up for girls -- 22. Say goodbye to hollywood -- 23. Backstage -- 24. Running away -- 25. The bottom line -- 26. Two pounds, Six Ounces -- 27. Unfinished business.
520			_aLead singer for the Ronettes, one of the better so-called "girl groups" of the 1960s, Spector provides an insider's look at the madness and glamour of an explosive period in rock music. Much of the book revolves around her relationship with Phil Spector, the star-making producer whose "Wall of Sound" concept revolutionized recording studio technique. According to the singer, her husband was obsessed with control, keeping her a virtual prisoner in his mansion for nearly five years before she broke free to reestablish a life and career of her own. Now remarried with two children, and having met with success in her struggle against alcoholism, the singer, aided by freelance writer Waldron, reminisces with apparent objectivity. Her candor, amid the recent rash of tell-all books by aging rock stars, is refreshing and puts Be My Baby a cut above the standard self-serving, bonkers-and-back autobiography.
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