This single is one of Phil Spector's earliest production credits, before he had really perfected his famous girl group "Wall of Sound" formula. It was released just a few months before the first Crystals classic, "(There's No Other) Like My Baby," echoes of which can be heard on the A side. The flip is a terrific uptempo dance number like two other of his 1961 productions: "Pretty Little Angel Eyes" (Curtis Lee), and "Every Breath I Take" (Gene Pitney). Note: The A side audio is VG, and the B side is a strong EX.
| Overall | Label | Sleeve | Vinyl | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EX | M- | EX | VG |
| Label | Year | Chart |
|---|---|---|
| Gregmark 6 | 1961 | #5p in September |
A-side
B-side
Artist
The Paris Sisters
The Paris Sisters
Title
I Love How You Love Me
All Through The Night
Songwriter
Barry Mann-Larry Koozer (A), J.O. Duncan (B)
Barry Mann-Larry Koozer (A), J.O. Duncan (B)
Producer
Phil Spector, Arranged by Phil Spector-Hank Levine
Phil Spector, Arranged by Phil Spector-Hank Levine
Category
Girl Group
Girl Group
