![]() John reminisces on drunkenly being tied to a bed, having a gun fired at him in the studio, and lawyering up simply to get his own session tapes back. Read more SeptemChapter Seven: Phil Spector and John Lennonįrom Let It Be to Imagine to an infamous “lost weekend” in Los Angeles, no Beatle had more facetime with Phil Spector than John Lennon. Kennedy, and Sam Cooke, Darlene story is a story about the battle for legacy in the face of a madman’s oppression. Darlene talks about how she struggled to pull herself out of anonymity and into the spotlight, but how every attempt was thwarted by the same person behind the recording console: Phil Spector. SeptemChapter Eight: Phil Spector and Darlene Loveĭarlene Love was the anonymous voice behind many of Phil Spector’s earliest chart-topping teenage pop symphonies songs like “He’s a Rebel” and “He’s the Boy I Love” bear Darlene’s uncredited but unmistakable vocal. When they end up at Spector’s Alhambra castle, a tipsy night of good fun quickly devolves into a deadly night of head games and murderous mischief. She doesn’t know who he is, but is gradually charmed by the stories he tells about The Beatles, The Righteous Brothers, Tina Turner, The Ramones, Elvis Presley, and more. Read more SeptemChapter Nine: Phil Spector and Lana ClarksonĪctress Lana Clarkson meets Phil Spector for the first and last time on a fateful and fatal night in February 2003. The words of Lenny Bruce, Ronnie Spector, Keith Richards, Ike Turner, Leonard Cohen, Debbie Harry, John Lennon, Darlene Love, and the late Lana Clarkson continue to haunt him as he pieces together the moments of his life and contemplates the rest of his days. OctoChapter Ten: Phil Spector and Phil SpectorĪs Phil Spector faces the rest of his life in prison for the murder of actress Lana Clarkson, the memories in his head swirl around in a perfect storm of confusion, resentment, misguided anger, and petty entitlement.
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