Almost anyone who lived through the 50s and 60s would happily go back . They were indeed wonderful times and the Music was a huge part of it . Our Boomer Soundtrack is a large and diverse one. And The Ronettes were and are a giant part of that Soundtrack. Thank You Ronnie .
So ironic that in the early 60s much of our socialization was geared to a perceived wonderful future. Man, if we only knew what would await us. Hell, almost could say that again for the 70s and 80s, absent the music of course. Yeah, go back, it is on my mind more and more as every year seems to get us closer to the ultimate troubles. At least we have our music and the memories.
Ronnie, OH GOD, What's to Say! One Hot "BAD" Diva Singer. She Appears on the Newest PBS Special= Her Voice Sounds Great, Her "Whoa, Whoa, Whoa, Whoa," Gave me Chills. She's Slim and Still Knows How To "Slam It".
Ronnie recorded this in Nashville on 16th August 1977 (the day Elvis died). It was written by Bonnie Tyler's mangers. Steve Popovitch of Epic Records played Ronnie a demo after her Say Goodbye To Hollywood single bombed & he persuaded her to record it. Sadly it also bombed.
I saw her perform this song in the early 90s. It was a bittersweet interpretation. This is thefirst time I'm hearing her studio version. It was obscure and hard to obtain. The beauty of modern technology!
For a "tough girl" she puts down her "wall" when she talks of her Mother helping her escape the "Spector" mansion. What a life this woman has lived and keeps on performing for all of us!
JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU! HE DIED TO SAVE YOUR SOUL! ASK HIM TO FORGIVE YOUR SINS AND COME INTO YOUR HEART TO BE YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR. HE WILL NOT DENY YOU!
Great song by a great singer... Song always deserved a better version than Bonnie's. She sounded like she drank a quart of seagrams and screamed for 2 hours and croaked the song like Kermit the frog!
The first ever Ronnie Spector Darlene Love A Christmas Gift For You live concerts-Dec 11 parilla pac montgomery college rockville md and Dec 17 The Count Basie Theatre Red Bank NJ.
Yes, I found it on a compilation called "Get Down Tonight-The Best of T.K. Records". It might be hard to find, however I did find a cheap copy on Amazon. Good Luck!
"It's a Heartache" is a pop-country song that was recorded by Juice Newton, Bonnie Tyler and Ronnie Spector (of the Ronettes) in 1978. Tyler's version of the song which was produced by David Mackay proved to be the biggest hit in the UK. However, Newton's version went Gold in Mexico and was the original charting version in the United States, peaking at #86 on Billboard's Hot 100 before Tyler's quickly released cover version Newton's single's chart success.
love you Ronnie
we are glad to see that phil is in prison.
justavideo1000 3 months ago
She is yes
muldoonmax 3 months ago
is she phil spectors wife
blonde7000 3 months ago
@blonde7000 *Was.
Redboy4 2 months ago
This taltend singer always puts a smile on my face, no matter what... love Mrs. Spector... <3 one of the greats... thank you for sharing with us.
MrSuperfrogy 4 months ago
We missed a lot of Ronnie,damn Spector.
Deana34511 4 months ago
Love Ronnie Spector, one of the greats.
Deana34511 4 months ago
Almost anyone who lived through the 50s and 60s would happily go back . They were indeed wonderful times and the Music was a huge part of it . Our Boomer Soundtrack is a large and diverse one. And The Ronettes were and are a giant part of that Soundtrack. Thank You Ronnie .
dbrew2u 5 months ago
@dbrew2u
So ironic that in the early 60s much of our socialization was geared to a perceived wonderful future. Man, if we only knew what would await us. Hell, almost could say that again for the 70s and 80s, absent the music of course. Yeah, go back, it is on my mind more and more as every year seems to get us closer to the ultimate troubles. At least we have our music and the memories.
joesphx19 3 months ago
@dbrew2u "Almost anyone who lived through the 50s and 60s would happily go back ."
Unless you were an African American living in a southern US state.
TDAForbes 3 months ago in playlist TDAForbes's favorites 3
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fanoflittleman 6 months ago
How can I get an mp3 of this song?
jprazbone
jprazbone 7 months ago
@jprazbone Piss off, buy an album.
lostcauseforkl 4 months ago
How can I get an mp3 of this song?
jprazbone 7 months ago
Ronnie, OH GOD, What's to Say! One Hot "BAD" Diva Singer. She Appears on the Newest PBS Special= Her Voice Sounds Great, Her "Whoa, Whoa, Whoa, Whoa," Gave me Chills. She's Slim and Still Knows How To "Slam It".
desert3347 7 months ago
Blows away Bonnie Tyler
Sordidlives1973 8 months ago
If Ronnie does it, it's very good.
widenhi 9 months ago
Que agrado descubrir un nuevo tema en la voz de Ronnie... se escucha geniallll
mario cabrera
mario90776 9 months ago
Would love to hear Darlene Love do this song. It seems made for her!
widenhi 10 months ago
@widenhi I agree. I'd love to hear her version of this. Perhaps she hasn't picked it up because its C&W.
MingnonDunn 10 months ago
@MingnonDunn Is Bonnie Tyler considered C&W?
widenhi 9 months ago
I wouldn't call this a bomb because we are all listening to it years later!
Lots of Ronnie's "Magic" is the "Vibrato" in Her Luscious Voice!
Her Voice is "Gods Gift" to All Of Us!
47yesican 11 months ago
Ronnie recorded this in Nashville on 16th August 1977 (the day Elvis died). It was written by Bonnie Tyler's mangers. Steve Popovitch of Epic Records played Ronnie a demo after her Say Goodbye To Hollywood single bombed & he persuaded her to record it. Sadly it also bombed.
Rowland108 11 months ago 3
I saw her perform this song in the early 90s. It was a bittersweet interpretation. This is thefirst time I'm hearing her studio version. It was obscure and hard to obtain. The beauty of modern technology!
UandMeKid 11 months ago
hmmm a very "funny" but good version of this song! love Ronnie Spector!!
8z88z 1 year ago
For a "tough girl" she puts down her "wall" when she talks of her Mother helping her escape the "Spector" mansion. What a life this woman has lived and keeps on performing for all of us!
Thanks Ronnie, Love You
desert3347 1 year ago
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JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU! HE DIED TO SAVE YOUR SOUL! ASK HIM TO FORGIVE YOUR SINS AND COME INTO YOUR HEART TO BE YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR. HE WILL NOT DENY YOU!
dlareese 1 year ago
the original was the best
hah13 1 year ago
I have always loved this song. This is the first time I have heard Ronnie Spector version, I love her's the best of all, no question about it.
TheARosemary 1 year ago
Yeah......the lady rocks! Always has.....always will.....go Ronnie! Great post....Thanks sooooooo much!
rockintonight 1 year ago
Great song by a great singer... Song always deserved a better version than Bonnie's. She sounded like she drank a quart of seagrams and screamed for 2 hours and croaked the song like Kermit the frog!
Gwhitebeard 1 year ago 2
YES ONE OF THE BEST VOICES JUST RUINED A GOOD SONG THAT BONNIE TYLER MADE.
Desiree50 1 year ago
Very Very Cool
someoneme9 1 year ago
Her live shows today are terrific
pbesmer 1 year ago
Gotta luv Ronnie. You go girl such a pleasure to listen to you.
teriharral 1 year ago
Best version of this song.Nobody sounds like Ronnie.Her voice is unique.
doglips1958 1 year ago 3
Ronnie Spector will be a performing in concert on July 10, 2010 at The Riverside Casino And Golf Resort Riverside Iowa.
viniwis 1 year ago
good stuff
indigomorgan1 1 year ago
Luv ya Ronnie.....
Rockyspence 1 year ago
love you ronnie you made alot of good music when i was growing up
Desiree50 1 year ago
I love her voice and it isn't a Christmas unless I listen t o her and the Roonettes
skaterboizjoe 1 year ago
Phil Spctor was as great a producer as he was a maniac - but we would not have Ronnie without his A&R
tradertom 1 year ago
I like this version better for some reason
JukeBoxJunkie10 2 years ago
She has a one of a kind voice you can listen to all day long. Those were the days when music was at its best !
firechiefretired 2 years ago 14
Fabulous.
SteveResin 2 years ago
This sounds different than the 45 rpm that I own. This must be an alternate take.
StripperDVD 2 years ago
Ronnie's version of this song was recorded on august 16th 1977,on the same day when Elvis Presley died.
draggonheart 2 years ago
I loved Ronnie Spector in '64 and love her today. One of the best voices and talents in rock 'n roll.
ishabaka 2 years ago 18
The first ever Ronnie Spector Darlene Love A Christmas Gift For You live concerts-Dec 11 parilla pac montgomery college rockville md and Dec 17 The Count Basie Theatre Red Bank NJ.
rocmaven 2 years ago
Is there a video release on this performance? It would have been great to attend - still a pleasure to view. Love them both!!
USAlovesCanada 2 years ago
Is this on an album anywhere?
roughouserosie 2 years ago
Yes, I found it on a compilation called "Get Down Tonight-The Best of T.K. Records". It might be hard to find, however I did find a cheap copy on Amazon. Good Luck!
mattslavnik 2 years ago
Oh, thanks! I'll keep an eye out - must have some other good songs on it too!
roughouserosie 2 years ago
@roughouserosie It is also on a 45 release. I recently found it on eBay but cannot remember the label--Epic?
Do an eBay search. Cal
calvertsch 8 months ago
worked at a fm radio station when this came out...i still have my promotional Vynyl 45 of this.....one of my most cherished records....
vazmo14850 2 years ago
thanks!
spintation 2 years ago
Wow--did she or Bonnie Tyler record it first?
spintation 2 years ago
"It's a Heartache" is a pop-country song that was recorded by Juice Newton, Bonnie Tyler and Ronnie Spector (of the Ronettes) in 1978. Tyler's version of the song which was produced by David Mackay proved to be the biggest hit in the UK. However, Newton's version went Gold in Mexico and was the original charting version in the United States, peaking at #86 on Billboard's Hot 100 before Tyler's quickly released cover version Newton's single's chart success.
nowest 2 years ago
The best female singer ever.
robinandthe7hoods 2 years ago 2
I'm almost willing to agree with you!
She's amazing!
oldolds53 2 years ago
My favorite singer...the B side of this song (45rpm) is great also...
"I wanna come over"
33timothy 3 years ago
Is that the "I wanna come over" recorded by Melissa Etheridge?
ostrich67 2 years ago
I just listened to ME's...not the same.
33timothy 2 years ago
Ronnie, I love you! Very great version.
SgtOBrien 3 years ago
I've really been wanting to hear this. It's lovely!
gillisgrant 3 years ago
excellent!!
settenor1963 3 years ago