furiously checks his pockets for his flash cards, nervously wipes his brow, while whispering to himself . . .

don’t say you did it
don’t say you did it
don’t say you did it
don’t say you did it

“And now Phil Spector would like to say a few words . . .”

Please please please let the new year 2008 bring no news or mention of Madonna at all. Madonna just go away! We don’t care about your stupid life and don’t care to see your stupid film. I can understand why it’s a comedy. Cause Madonna’s life is a joke.

Phil Spector should think of what he did to that woman than brining down Tina Turner as she still make him money with ‘river deep mountain high’ it would have paid for that gun he had

re: Peter Bakos | 12/27/2007, 4:30 pm EST

“Phil Spector should think of what he did to that woman than brining down Tina Turner as she still make him money with ‘river deep mountain high’ it would have paid for that gun he had”

Peter, meet Carlos. Carlos, meet Peter.

For the record – and it was well publicized in recording history – Phil Spector did NOT want Ike Turner involved at all in the recording sessions of “River Deep, Mountain High”. At the time, Spector found and accused Ike Turner of being overbearing, intrusive about how Tina should be recorded, mostly ignored Ike throughout the sessions and wanted him totally out of the picture. Spector bad mouthed Ike Turner and despised him during those sessions, and wanted basically to move in on Tina and utilize her as his next vehicle in the music industry, as all his options had dried up. Phil Spector is a hypocrite and this is further proof of his hatred of women in general. Ike Turner didn’t turn/make Tina into any type of jewel – her own abilities took her there from day one. If anything, Ike exploited Tina from the very beginning, as he had absolutely NOBODY else to front his band the way Tina’s talent did. Tina Turner owes absolutely nothing to nobody – she endured the most tragic and humiliating treatment from both these twisted monsters.

“Tina Turner owes absolutely nothing to nobody – she endured the most tragic and humiliating treatment from both these twisted monsters.”

Yeah, Tina knows how to twist the monster, let me tell you!

It’s true, Ike Turner wasn’t in the studio while Phil Spector produced “River deep, mountain high”. Turner and Spector made an arrangement and the record was edited as “Ike and Tina Turner”. Phil S. considered Ike T. as a friend and a great music talent.