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Oct 1, 2026

Deep Dive Divas

Deep Dive Divas

072: Misfits

Oct 1 · 3 Mentions

speaker_0HOST
55:12
And most unbelievably, they convince- It's, it, when I first heard it, I couldn't believe it.
speaker_0HOST
55:19
They convince Ronnie Spector of The Ronettes to sing on This Magic Moment with them.
speaker_0HOST
55:25
[rock music] This magic moment, just an old tune we danced to.
speaker_0HOST
55:43
You were like an island, I was cast to.
speaker_0HOST
56:27
Um, it's cool that she did that.
speaker_0HOST
56:30
I don't know what he...
speaker_0HOST
56:31
What Jerry Only had on Ronnie Spector, but I imagine it must have been awful.
SaraHOST
56:35
[laughs]
Steve MasonHOST
21:20
Do you know who it is? Yes.
Steve MasonHOST
21:21
Ronnie Spector.
Steve MasonHOST
21:22
Exactly.
Steve MasonHOST
21:22
Yeah.
Rob HarvillaHOST
64:59
...
Rob HarvillaHOST
64:59
when Ronnie Spector, like, like, Eddie Money is trying to get a girl to go home with him, and then Ronnie Spector shows up and sings Be My Little Baby, but I thought she was singing Feed My Little Baby.
Yasi SalekGUEST
65:10
[laughs]
Rob HarvillaHOST
65:11
F-E-E-D, because I thought that the girl went home with Eddie Money, got pregnant, and then returned to Eddie Money nine months later with a newborn baby-
Michael FrondelliGUEST
46:55
in Studio A, and my buddy Tommy Price was in there.
Michael FrondelliGUEST
47:02
I had worked with Tommy on a bunch of records, including Ronnie Spector, and Tommy could play.
Michael FrondelliGUEST
47:09
Tommy had a street attitude when he played, right out of Brooklyn.
Michael FrondelliGUEST
47:15
I grabbed Tommy, I said, Tommy, listen, they're looking for a drummer.
Jason WhissellHOST
3:32
Doing covers of some of the most iconic artists out there, including Boston, The Rolling Stones, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Queen, Kiss, 38th Special.
Jason WhissellHOST
3:43
Journey, The Outfield, Blue Oyster Cult, Ozzy Osbourne, Def Leppard, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Eddie Money, Ronnie Spector, The Ronettes, Aerosmith, and Bon freaking Jovi.
Jason WhissellHOST
3:56
Like...
Jason WhissellHOST
3:58
You may not have heard some of these bands doing the actual versions of them, but I guarantee you, you know the songs that they are talking about.

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Jason WhissellHOST
11:00
But this is one of those things where also I love when a band brings in a female vocalist to do counter harmonies.
Jason WhissellHOST
11:07
And Take Me Home Tonight was already there begging for those.
Jason WhissellHOST
11:12
Because, of course, you had Ronnie Spector from the Ronettes come in and join in on this one with Eddie Money.
Jason WhissellHOST
11:19
Here, Juliette Sims nails it perfectly.
CassHOST
5:32
And get this.
CassHOST
5:32
They didn't even have Ronnie Spector with them.
CassHOST
5:35
Phil Spector wouldn't let her go on tour.
CassHOST
5:37
Oh, wow.
Scott HudsonHOST
106:49
match here.
Scott HudsonHOST
106:49
And we're going to start off with a 1980 record by Ronnie Spector.
Scott HudsonHOST
106:55
called Siren.
Scott HudsonHOST
106:57
And here is what surfadelic2.wordpress.com has to say.
Scott HudsonHOST
107:01
There are many extraordinary things about Ronnie Spector's Siren album.
Scott HudsonHOST
107:05
It was conceived and produced by the legendary Jenny O'Raven.
Scott HudsonHOST
107:09
of one of the first all-girls...
Scott HudsonHOST
107:11
We've already gone through that.
Carolina HidalgoHOST
24:42
Oh, where's my hairbrush?
Marcus ParksHOST
24:43
[laughs] Yeah, maybe, maybe a Ronnie Spector series sometime in the future.
Carolina HidalgoHOST
24:48
Absolutely.
Marcus ParksHOST
24:49
Sometime, somewhere, somehow.
Carolina HidalgoHOST
25:27
Oh, where's my hairbrush? [laughs]
Marcus ParksHOST
25:29
[laughs] Yeah, maybe, maybe a Ronnie Spector series sometime in the future.
Carolina HidalgoHOST
25:33
Absolutely.
Marcus ParksHOST
25:34
Sometime, somewhere, somehow.
HarryHOST
17:14
This is the earliest song of the session, and...
HarryHOST
17:18
This is where I'm going to geek out from the Ronnie Spector sessions in 1971.
HarryHOST
17:24
This little collaboration made for some really cool vibes.
HarryHOST
17:28
You've got tracks like Tandoori Chicken and of course, You.
HarryHOST
18:31
And you was another example of that.
HarryHOST
18:33
And one thing you'll notice straight away, it's fucking high.
HarryHOST
18:39
I mean, obviously written for Ronnie Spector, you'd think he'd like transpose it down, but no, four years later.
HarryHOST
18:47
It sounds

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