Among the productions of
Phil Spector, there were many successes and, conversely, quite a
few commercial failures (and, some that were both, such as
"River Deep - Mountain High").
Here are some examples
of the latter:
"Mr.
Robin"/"My Heart Stood Still" - Spectors Three
Trey 3005
Released 1960
Did not make charts
"Tell
the Truth"/"Roll It Over" - Derek and The Dominos
Atco 6780
Unreleased 1970 (although stock copies do exist).
"Air Mail Special Delivery"/"I'd Like to Miss My
Graduation" - Karen Lake
Big Top 3077
Released: 1961
Did not make charts
"Hey
There Mountain"/"Say It Again" - Obrey Wilson
Liberty 55483
Released: 1962
Did not make charts
"Wonderful
Loveable You"/"Till You're Mine" - Teddy Bears
Dore 520
Released: 1959
Did not make charts
"Be
a Soldier"/"I Love You Betty" - Terry Day
Columbia 42678
Released: 1962
Did not make charts
"Hey
Memphis"/"Voodoo Voodoo" - LaVern Baker
Atlantic 2119
Released: 1961
Did not make charts
"Bumbershoot"/"Willy
Boy" - Phil Harvey
Imperial 5583
Released: 1959
Did not make charts
"That's
Alright Baby"/"Who" - Gary Crosby
Gregmark 11
Released: 1962
Did not make charts
"Why
Don't You Write Me"/"I Could Have Loved You So
Well" - Ray Petersen
Dunes 2009
Released: 1961
Highest Chart Position: 57
"Be
My Boy"/"I'll Be Crying Tomorrow" - Paris Sisters
Gregmark 2
(Written
by Phil & Shirley Spector)
Released: 1961
Highest Chart Position: 56
"Raincoat
in the River"/"Falling" - Sammy Turner
Big Top 3089
Released: 1961
Did not make charts
"How Many Nights
(How Many Days)"/"How
Can We Ever Be Together" - Bobby Sheen
Liberty 55459
Released: 1962
Did not make charts
"Hearts of Stone"/"The
Basic Things" - Top Notes
Atlantic 2097
Released: 1961
Did not make charts
"Little Bug"/"Nights
of Mexico" - Russell Byrd
(B-side only produced by Spector)
Wand 121
Released: 196?
Did not make charts