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Cover Title Page Epigraph Contents 1 ‘Mr Spector likes people to walk up’ 2 ‘It was Phillip who was moving fastest’ 3 ‘To Know Him Is to Love Him’ 4 On Broadway 5 ‘A big hoot and howl’ 6 ‘They all thought he was a genius’ 7 Building the Wall of Sound 8 ‘He wanted to be thought of as interesting’ 9 Little symphonies for the kids 10 Going to the chapel 11 ‘The Wall of Sound, it kinda sounds tired’ 12 ‘The last word in tomorrow’s sound today’ 13 ‘A Giant Stands 5’7”’ 14 River deep, mountain low 15 Marriage in purgatory 16 ‘Out there, but in a beautiful way’ 17 The lonely bird in the gilded cage 18 With the Beatles 19 ‘These are pretty wild sessions, they get pretty out there’ 20 ‘Let’s take five’ 21 ‘Leonard, I love you . . .’ 22 ‘Thank you, folks – have a good life’ 23 ‘A case that no one can reach’ 24 ‘Between grief and nothing, I will take grief’ 25 ‘I honestly thought he was kidding’ 26 ‘You don’t tell Mozart what operas to write’ 27 ‘Anybody have a calculator?’ 28 ‘He wanted to prove he really was human’ 29 ‘It’s very difficult, very difficult to be reasonable’ 30 ‘I think I killed somebody . . .’ 31 ‘A genius is not there all the time’ 32 Trial and error Postscript Plate Section Acknowledgements Interview List Select Bibliography Footnote Notes on Sources Picture Credits A Note on the Author By the Same Author Praise for Tearing Down the Wall of Sound: The Rise and Fall of Phil Spector by Mick Brown eCopyright

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