The Philles Record Company was the vehicle for many of the biggest hit singles of the 1960's by artists that included the Crystals, the Ronettes and the Righteous Brothers.
The company name was an acronym derived from the first names of record producer Phil Spector and music industry entrepreneur Lester Sill, a partnership that was a rocky one.
This week on My Place, host Joel Najman traces the history of the personal and professional association of Phil Spector and Lester Sill, punctuated by many of the popular music recordings that resulted from their partnership.
My Place: The Philles Record Company
Courtesy, Joel Najman
