Taken by Clarkson Wool, Phil Spector does not overcome contagion

Recognized as the man who became a key piece in the music industry and particularly the rock genre, Phil Spector left today at the age of 81 while serving a sentence that kept him locked up for 19 years.

Phil Spector is described as the eccentric and revolutionary man who transformed the rock genre with his “Wall of Sound” method, but the renowned figure in the industry became the most dangerous man after snatching the life of Lana Clarkson.

Last Saturday in a California prison, Phil Spector lost his life after suffering complications from Covid-19 according to reports provided by TMZ, after the Department of Correction and Rehabilitation disseminated the alleged news.

It should be noted that the causes have not been officially determined, after the CDCR mentioned that investigations were still ongoing.

California Health Care Facility inmate Phillip Spector, 80, was declared by3c! Do for natural causes at 6:35 pm on Saturday, January 16, 2021, in an outpatient hospital, the CDCR said in a statement.

Spector was serving 19 years in prison after being found guilty of kidnapping the life of Llana Clarkson, an American actress and model, on the morning of February 3, 2003.

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The fatal event that shook the music

According to descriptions, Spector annihilated the actress’ life in her castle-like mansion on the outskirts of Los Angeles, which led to the producer being tried and sentenced in Los Angeles court on May 29, 2009.

Lana Clarkson starred in “Barbarian Queen” and “Amazon Women in the Moon,” B-movies, was shot in the lobby of the Spector mansion, located on the hills overlooking the Alhambra, a modest suburban city on the outskirts of Los Angeles.

The musician and the woman who dreamed of a career as an actress met that same day at a restaurant where Llana worked, “House of Blues.”

Moments later he would accept the producer’s invitation to go home where he was later found dead, just hours before Phil’s driver, Brazilian Adriano de Souza, took them to the producer’s residence, he would hear a detonation and then he could see the lifeless actress out the window.

Until the time of his departure, the music revolutionary maintained his statement of a “his! C! He gave acc! D3ntal” as it also coincided that few knew that the residence belonged to the solitary producer, who spent his last years in prison east of Stockton.

The case was full of mysteries and contradictions, the authorities took a year to file charges, it would be the driver of the artist who would confess at some point: Spector left the house with an object of fire, his hands stained with s @ngre and said, “I think MAT3 someone.”

Spector cultivated an image of mystery and power accompanied by “dark shadows” and “impassive expression,” they describe.

Who was Phil Spector?

According to sources, Spector’s birth is recorded in 1940, however, in court documents after his arrest figure that he was born in 1939, as confirmed by his lawyer to the agency.

Not only did he work for The Beatles (Let it Be), but also for Elvis Presley, Ike, Tina Turner and The Ramones. Tom Wolfe declared him the “first tycoon of teenagers.”

Figures such as Bruce Springsteen and Brian Wilson, replicated his grandiose recording techniques and John Lennon called him “the greatest record producer of all time”.

By the mid-20s, his “little symphonies” had resulted in nearly two dozen successful singles and made him a millionaire. “You’ve Lost That Lovin ‘Feeling”, the Righteous Brothers’ operatic ballad that topped the charts in 1965.

In the movies, Spector got a cameo as a TRAF! Substance singing in “Easy Rider”, the producer, played by A l’Pacino.

That would only be a part of all his contributions to the show business.

The volume and violence of Spector’s music reflected a dark side that he could barely contain even at its peak. He was “imperious, temperamental, and dangerous,” bitterly remembered by Darlene Love, Ronnie Spector, and others who worked with him.

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The great music artist struggled with mental disorders for which he even testified in 2005 ingesting pills to treat manic depression for 8 years.