Blood on the Tracks
Confessions from the so-called friends of a musical genius now serving 19 years to life for murder.
Chapter Three: Phil Spector and Keith Richards
The Rolling Stones’ bad boy guitarist dishes deep on his love for Ronnie Bennett, as well as the lengths he went to in order to keep it a secret from the jealous Phil Spector. In addition to his stories about secret trysts, Keith talks X-rated recording sessions, American cops with itchy trigger fingers, and the wrath of Phil Spector.
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Chapter Ten: Phil Spector and Phil Spector
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