The Ronettes' takes on “I Can Hear Music” and “When I Saw You” condense Philles Records' 1960s girl group pop into two minutes of brassy drama — Phil Spector’s Wall of Sound piles strings, reverbed percussion and dense backing vocals into a compact hitmaker’s frame. Ronnie Spector’s breathy lead cuts through doo-wop harmonies and tumbling arrangements, making these sides essential listening for fans of vintage pop production and early pop-soul crossover.