I was the first woman Phil Spector killed
Subtitle: an autobiography in essays of Beverly Ross, Brill Building songwriter of "Lollipop" and a premier architect of rock 'n' roll
By: Beverly Ross ; edited by Amanda Williams
Contributors: Williams, Amanda (Editor)
Published: 2013
Language: eng
Number of pages: 166
ISBN-13: 9780988945906
Subjects: Composers; Rock music; History and criticism; Biography; Women rock musicians
Notes: "This is the first version and first printing of I was the first woman Phil Spector killed"--Title page verso.

"Timeline : Beverly Ross career, early rock 'n' roll chronology & historic events": pages xi-xiii.
Table of contents: title: Dissector Spector; title: Elvis is back! and "The girl of my best friend"; title: "Candy man"; title: "Remember when" Stan Vincent stole my song?; title: "See ya around the campus" : college days in Tin Pan Alley; title: If the backstory counts; title: The early years in Tin Pan Alley; title: Legendary DJ Alan Freed and the Civil Rights Movement; title: The British invade Tin Pan Alley and the unrequited love affair of Aaron Schroeder, music industry macher; title: The Tokens, Hank Medress and adjusting to the gene called talent; title: Friendships and other fallacies of the music business; title: Neighborhood buddies in NYC; title: "Judy's turn to cry" versus my Communist boyfriend; title: Art explosion and the hunger for education; title: Buddha Records & California cats; title: "The meaning of the universe"; title: Memory is the new chat room of the brain : how I met my husband; title: Nashville stories; title: Epilogue.